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This wonderful man on the picture is Don Antonio - he is one of the elders and used to be the highest Marakame (Man or Woman of Knowledge)
His community is in crisis; the fate of Wirikuta, the sacred land of his people (also called the heart of the earth), is destined to be cut by Canadian mining companies. That is why at the age of 90+ years he left his home 2 years ago to travel the world and support their land to be destroyed.
In order to stop the mining companies and save the wholy land Wirikuta we need to collect as much money as possible to buy the land themselves.
We will personally visit Wirikuta in April 2018 and bring it to the elders of the Wixarika community.
Thank you so much for supporting these people who are the wisdom keepers for all of us - you can be part of creating this world - your contribution (no matter how much) makes a big difference!
All the best
Mounira & Angel
About the Wixarika:
The Wixarika people live in a remote region of the Sierra Madre mountain range. Their rugged environment has allowed them to preserve their traditional lifestyle for
hundreds of years. Their connection to the spiritual world is something inherent to life itself, as it is the way of co-existing in harmony with nature and all of creation.
Today, the Wixarika way of life continues much as it has for thousands of years. Still without electricity or running water, the Wixarika people rely on their relationship with nature to sustain their communities.
The Wixarika people of Mexico has practiced its sacred healing traditions for millennia. Unlike most of the indigenous cultures of America, the Wixarika never had
a warrior class. Instead, they devoted all of their time and efforts to spiritual endeavors, working on polishing their ancient healing and ceremonial arts.
His community is in crisis; the fate of Wirikuta, the sacred land of his people (also called the heart of the earth), is destined to be cut by Canadian mining companies. That is why at the age of 90+ years he left his home 2 years ago to travel the world and support their land to be destroyed.
In order to stop the mining companies and save the wholy land Wirikuta we need to collect as much money as possible to buy the land themselves.
We will personally visit Wirikuta in April 2018 and bring it to the elders of the Wixarika community.
Thank you so much for supporting these people who are the wisdom keepers for all of us - you can be part of creating this world - your contribution (no matter how much) makes a big difference!
All the best
Mounira & Angel
About the Wixarika:
The Wixarika people live in a remote region of the Sierra Madre mountain range. Their rugged environment has allowed them to preserve their traditional lifestyle for
hundreds of years. Their connection to the spiritual world is something inherent to life itself, as it is the way of co-existing in harmony with nature and all of creation.
Today, the Wixarika way of life continues much as it has for thousands of years. Still without electricity or running water, the Wixarika people rely on their relationship with nature to sustain their communities.
The Wixarika people of Mexico has practiced its sacred healing traditions for millennia. Unlike most of the indigenous cultures of America, the Wixarika never had
a warrior class. Instead, they devoted all of their time and efforts to spiritual endeavors, working on polishing their ancient healing and ceremonial arts.
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Mounira L
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