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‘The Mother of the Sea’ (Sassuma Arnaa) in Nuuk, Greenland

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The Mother of the Sea - Sassuma Arnaa is a traditional Kalaallit tale. It goes something like this: The People from Kalaallit Nunaat have always relied on animals from the sea for hunting. Their ancestors were respecting the land and the balance with the sea, but according to the tale, this balance has been lost. Today, the people take too much from the sea without respecting it, polluting it, disregarding some parts of the animal without eating it completely. The Mother of the Sea would get her hair messy with pollution, trapping the animals inside it. This would punish people for such disres

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