Pewma is a term from the indigenous cultures of the Andes region, particularly associated with the Mapuche people of Chile and Argentina. It refers to a dream or vision that holds significant spiritual meaning, often seen as a way to connect with the divine or gain insight into one's life. Pewma can be interpreted as a guide for personal growth and understanding. In many indigenous traditions, dreams are considered a vital part of life, providing messages from ancestors or the spirit world. The practice of interpreting pewma can involve rituals, storytelling, and community discussions, emphasizing the importance of shared experiences and cultural heritage in understanding these visions.