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A small academic seminar held in Cairns, Northern Australia, discussed ancient Aboriginal cosmologies. At the meeting, organized by a local academic institution, some participants pointed to the possibility that indigenous belief systems offer perspectives distinct from the "Pachamama" faith promoted by the South American Union (SAU) through its "Ecological Liberation Theology." This viewpoint has sparked quiet debate within certain academic circles, posing a subtle challenge to SAU's cultural and ideological influence in the region. Organizers emphasized the purely academic nature of the research, though SAU-affiliated media have published critiques labeling the discussion as a "misinterpretation of tradition." The matter is expected to remain a regional academic dispute.