August 6, 2015 by Arjun Walia
“We are part of Creation, thus, if we break the laws of Creation we destroy ourselves. We, the Original Caretakers of Mother Earth, have no choice but to follow and uphold the Original Instructions, which sustains the continuity of Life. We recognize our umbilical connection to Mother Earth and understand that she is the source of life, not a resource to be exploited. We speak on behalf of all Creation today, to communicate an urgent message that man has gone too far, placing us in the state of survival. We warned that one day you would not be able to control what you have created. That day is here. Not heeding warnings from both Nature and the People of the Earth keeps us on the path of self destruction. This self destructive path has led to the Fukushima nuclear crisis, Gulf oil spill, tar sands devastation, pipeline failures, impacts of carbon dioxide emissions and the destruction of ground water through hydraulic fracking, just to name a few. In addition, these activities and development continue to cause the deterioration and destruction of sacred places and sacred waters that are vital for Life.” (Video below)
The time has come for us to collectively gather together to change our world. There is plenty of work to do, but the solutions exist and need only to be implemented. It’s unfortunate that the human experience has become one in which people are completely disconnected from the Earth. Busy with our 9-5 grind, trying to earn enough money to survive, we’ve completely lost sight of what is happening on the planet. We’ve become zombie-like creatures, doing what we are told and believing what we are programmed to believe, without ever questioning our surroundings. Our world has become one of deception, greed, fear, and ego. As a collective human race, we are waking up, and more and more people are becoming aware of what needs to be done to change the world, but we have a long way to go. Hopefully this rebirth is a smooth transition, and we applaud all those who are doing what they can, however insignificant the effort seems, to try to create the positive change our planet so desperately requires.
I want to thank thegreatgathering.org for sharing this video – “One People, One Voice, One Earth.”
In late September of 2014, Indigenous Elders and Medicine People of North and South America united for four days in sacred ceremony in Green Grass, South Dakota. The significance of this meeting is profound. Its outcome is the Statement which Chief Looking Horse delivers in his native Lakota language, at the United Nations Tillman Chapel. It is the embodiment of a confluence of prophecies which speak to the necessity to activate a new level of consciousness for the benefit of humanity and the earth. Although their statement illuminates the nuclear crisis at Fukushima, the fundamental message is for humanity to spiritually awaken to protect and restore the sacred.
You can read the Indigenous Elders’ statement here:
www.caretakersofmotherearth.com
English translation begins at 4:05
“We are part of Creation, thus, if we break the laws of Creation we destroy ourselves. We, the Original Caretakers of Mother Earth, have no choice but to follow and uphold the Original Instructions, which sustains the continuity of Life. We recognize our umbilical connection to Mother Earth and understand that she is the source of life, not a resource to be exploited. We speak on behalf of all Creation today, to communicate an urgent message that man has gone too far, placing us in the state of survival. We warned that one day you would not be able to control what you have created. That day is here. Not heeding warnings from both Nature and the People of the Earth keeps us on the path of self destruction. This self destructive path has led to the Fukushima nuclear crisis, Gulf oil spill, tar sands devastation, pipeline failures, impacts of carbon dioxide emissions and the destruction of ground water through hydraulic fracking, just to name a few. In addition, these activities and development continue to cause the deterioration and destruction of sacred places and sacred waters that are vital for Life.” (Video below)
The time has come for us to collectively gather together to change our world. There is plenty of work to do, but the solutions exist and need only to be implemented. It’s unfortunate that the human experience has become one in which people are completely disconnected from the Earth. Busy with our 9-5 grind, trying to earn enough money to survive, we’ve completely lost sight of what is happening on the planet. We’ve become zombie-like creatures, doing what we are told and believing what we are programmed to believe, without ever questioning our surroundings. Our world has become one of deception, greed, fear, and ego. As a collective human race, we are waking up, and more and more people are becoming aware of what needs to be done to change the world, but we have a long way to go. Hopefully this rebirth is a smooth transition, and we applaud all those who are doing what they can, however insignificant the effort seems, to try to create the positive change our planet so desperately requires.
I want to thank thegreatgathering.org for sharing this video – “One People, One Voice, One Earth.”
In late September of 2014, Indigenous Elders and Medicine People of North and South America united for four days in sacred ceremony in Green Grass, South Dakota. The significance of this meeting is profound. Its outcome is the Statement which Chief Looking Horse delivers in his native Lakota language, at the United Nations Tillman Chapel. It is the embodiment of a confluence of prophecies which speak to the necessity to activate a new level of consciousness for the benefit of humanity and the earth. Although their statement illuminates the nuclear crisis at Fukushima, the fundamental message is for humanity to spiritually awaken to protect and restore the sacred.
You can read the Indigenous Elders’ statement here:
www.caretakersofmotherearth.com
English translation begins at 4:05
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