- Somewhere along the sloppy journey towards “Civilization” we lost our collective way. What masqueraded as progress was a progressive mind numbing to who we actually are and what kind of place we live on and in. So be it. It has been a descent into a relinquishment of truth for the sake of a snake oil sense of safety. Blinded by a sea of never ended trinkets we slowly but surely gave away our personal and collective power. Until now…
- We have reached the bottom of the barrel and are on a slow but surely increasing ascent into remembering and reawakening. And not a moment too soon…for forces were in motion that were leading us, as a result of choices towards an Armageddon that wasn’t crying wolf. And this has been averted because of choices by people like you and me who impacted the human vibration enough to change the signals being sent to Gaia.
- But, even more importantly, there have been places where the true relationships were never misplaced, forgotten, turned away from, or ignored. And that is in the hearts and actions of the many indigenous peoples on Earth. The “uncivilized ones” as history has so mockingly and falsely branded the one’s who have kept the knowing alive. Despite the unwavering efforts of the civilized world to convince them of their false ways, diminish their cultural heritage, disease them and kill them off, steal their ways and traditions and culture, force a false God upon them…they have simply persevered and held the Light until the time for the great waking up which began in 1987.
- And to this end we must give great thanks. The old ways are revealing themselves. In each continent more are turning to the native cultures who have kept the knowing alive through mostly verbal transference. In doing so, it has allowed many to catch up with the inner revelation of the connection of all things to one another, the symbiotic relationship of all life, the lost frontier of Oneness. Over the last 25+ years many have turned to the ways of old to find solid ground, substance, meaning, connection, and freedom from fear. The men’s movement embraced the ways of the Native American for a long time, calling upon the deep earth relationship and the interconnectedness of all life to drum their way into greater clarity…finally being able to crack the Piscean, patriarchal shell of hierarchy, control, and survival of the fittest. The women who have turned to the Ancient Goddess have done much to soften the collective pain and open hearts to the love that is underneath all. And the blossoming embrace of the beauty, power, nurturance of the Earth Mother, Gaia grows even as we speak…for it is the truth of all times. We are undoubtedly connected and so much more than we have been allowed.
- The indigenous have shown us how to honor, embrace, listen to, and learn from the ancestors. The tendency to put our foremothers into homes of isolation is a superb injustice to the continuity of life, no matter the reason or the lure of convenience. When we isolate from our past wisdom we are cast adrift to start over and over like Sisyphus pushing the rock. The ancestors go back generations, civilizations, into the galactic. And as we learned before, all that wisdom is readily available via mining the Akash which follows the conscious opening of the 12 strands of DNA.
- They know and champion the relationship with Gaia, rising above the mockery of the unaware masses who hold their own mind as evidence of their superiority. The stupidity of the civilized world is fast revealing itself in these swift and sweeping times. Of course, there are blessings of the evolution of humanity as well…it is not a one sided affair, but rather, an eventual harmonizing and assimilation of ways…the best of both worlds. The indigenous provide foundation that is thousands of years old…solid and reliable for those who choose to consciously access and apply it through living in connectedness, faith, and trust.
- To live in relationship with is to be honoring of the complete existence of the other, without judgment and criticism, but rather, with understanding and embrace. The indigenous are aligned with the kingdoms of animals, being respectful and gracious in their use. They flow with the inner knowings of the energy cycles of the seasons and days and months. They see life in all of the activities of nature and find ways to align rather than resist and control. They seek guidance from the natural world. They take what they need and remain unattached to the hoarding of stuff to fill the emptiness inside of the civilized world.
- The indigenous are showing a powerful integration of the three energies of the male, the female, and Gaia. The melding of the three seeds the moments of living and reveals the cooperation that is the framework of all life. Knowing respect and honor and interaction are not fear based elements that isolate and lash out in fear filled rage. Love is the foundation upon which this life stands.
- We’re all here together, Humans on this beautiful Earth
Killing ourselves when we take life for granted
Responsible, we can be, responsible, we can be, responsible
Make it a part of our lives
—from Every Day is Earth Day, by Mark Stanton Welch
