A man lives in an isolated house. Grieving over his mother he completes a number of daily rituals. He opens all the windows and doors. He lights incense and says a small prayer. Today he washes his Mother’s clothes. He prays to four alpacas on top of a mountain. For his final act he takes her ashes up to see the alpacas. Pouring out the ashes he is uncertain as to whether it helped him move on.
Angkham Phanthapangna
Chan Phanthapangna
A man lives in an isolated house. Grieving over his mother he completes a number of daily rituals. He opens all the windows and doors. He lights incense and says a small prayer. Today he washes his Mother’s clothes. He prays to four alpacas on top of a mountain. For his final act he takes her ashes up to see the alpacas. Pouring out the ashes he is uncertain as to whether it helped him move on.
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