Showing posts with label conservation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label conservation. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 22, 2016

NATURAL LAWS


"I believe that ancient tribal cultures have important lessons to teach the rest of the world about the inter-connectedness of all living things and the simple fact that our very existence is dependent upon the natural world we are rapidly destroying." - Wilma Mankiller, First woman elected Cherokee Deputy Chief, 1991 


creating a world within a world 



"I strongly believe we need to connect with our ancestors and the ancient ones so we can understand our sacred spiritual journey now and the sacred wisdom we contain within; I summons forth the sacred wisdom and knowledge we have for too long allowed to stay hidden. The time for our awakening is NOW!" 

- Michelle RedSun EagleHawk SunHawk  3.2.13



Saturday, November 23, 2013

the LION & the EAGLE

contrast of American ideal of weight & beauty !!!!


Oh, God! That brings into terrible focus the gross contradictions of our (American's) obsessions. Bulimia, anorexia, and whatnot have never caught any sympathy from me. It is comprehensible against what I've seen living in the Philippines, and North and West Africa alone. American women's plight around food has never fallen within the concern of the rest of the world when it is outside the perimeters of survival. We have privilege. We have privileged concerns and worries that belong only to the elite when it comes to food. Our excess distresses and shudders the traditional boundaries set up by decency and balance...

- Gregory E. Woods, 
Keeper of Stories 4.3.13

Africa & Americans
The Lion & the Eagle

Amen to that!

Thursday, August 29, 2013

CHEMTRAILS, a problem



Spent many days as a kid, and many of those days I would look up. We all did. We aloud wondered about those lines. There was a difference between an airplane's trail across the sky, and those lines that started out as straight, and slowly widened and dissipated. That took a long time, and we'd loss interest standing there looking up when it was our turn at bat, or someone was next in a game of tag.

None of the adults knew what those lines meant and Mommy would always slightly smile looking up to see the space ships, or flying creatures I thought were in the sky leaving lines. That's what I remember. And then I grew up when a few years ago someone showed me a documentary about chemtrails. 

"Damn." was all I could say in astonishment. 

Now what to do about it? I don't know. How do I contribute? My medicine takes me away from the political front lines. The question I ask, and I am sure others ask is simple, clear and to the bone of activism. "What are my gifts and how can I contribute?

Mine are in the spiritual arts, and the creative arts where I've been a part of solutions for a long time. 

Another question is a question that always arises. "What is the next right step?"

- Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8.29.13




Sunday, July 14, 2013

blood & water







Were these the Americans during our invasion of Iraq? If so, I am ashamed, saddened, and enraged still to this day about all of it! Torture, and terror are so integral a part of the arsenal of the Americans our children's hearts become jaded at ever lowering ages because war is a spectator sport! After 400+ wars and invasions composed and carried out by the US, in our short history, you'd think logically the blood levels would have canceled out the water we need to live.



Well, the level of blood has arisen above the importance of water. You can tell a great deal about a nation, a culture, any religion, and a person by the way they treat water. Our story is very clear.” - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 12.23.12





A man asked, "What caused her fear, and tears?"
Yasmeen glanced at the image, and calmly said to him just above a whisper, "USA forces in Iraq when they aim the gun in her face."

Thursday, October 18, 2012

WOMEN'S FUTURE


FUTURES OF WOMEN

In my library I have a study that disturbs me. I cannot remember the title, but it is the end result of governments hiring a firm to create possible scenarios of what could happen if such and such a condition were allowed to follow its natural course. I had great difficulty with the findings from the questions about women’s future in the next century. This study was conducted in the 1990's.

In their findings they followed the trend of women's well earned and fought for freedoms, and predicted that with the rise of the conservative agendas the first thing to be attacked and reversed would be the gains of women. This would be a worldwide phenomenon. The predictions were shattering to me thinking about the futures of my then young teenage daughters.

The predictions are coming to pass throughout the planet, and predictably there is an outcry from the 'liberated women, and men in the United States' to the degree that it should be. There are a lot of women, American, Indian, Malaysian, Korean, etc., fighting to be free at the cost of their lives. Keeping this in mind, why do the Americans that do vote vote men into power over their lives, whose open agenda is against our mothers, our wives, daughters, and grandmothers? © Gregory E. Woods

Saturday, September 1, 2012

CLIMATE CHANGE; a creation story

The people who cannot admit that climate change has become a global reality are the Fat Takers' grandchildren and disciples. It was the Lakota People who saw into the Newcomers souls and named them the Fat Takers. Today the 'deniers' as you call them are selfish to their cores and riddled with fears. Their minds, and spirits are like bullet ridden or disease ridden corpses clinging to a lifeless idea of opportunity to live like kings. They can be introduced to Life, but Life terrorizes them. Jesus cannot save them for they want not to be saved. So what do we do? Save ourselves, and the lot who have gone to higher ground to start new lives within themselves will be the new world's Adam and Eve's. 

- Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 8/17/12

Saturday, July 7, 2012

AMERICAN PASTIME: denial





The deep and long legacy of fears the Europeans carried with them to the Americas needs more attention than causes. Causes are worthwhile, but the strange nature of Western causes exacerbates the problems. The resistance to do what I call 'root work' supports the frantic efforts to undo established structures of thought centuries old to save animals, and habitat from the unchecked ravages of a beast that knows no bounds, respects nothing feminine, nor understands sacredness of land, or the language of animals and plants or the Earth, our Mother. Causes do not know how to bridge the gaps between four aspects of human beings. Causes are intellectual endeavors fueled by emotions, but ungoverned by spirit. The body of truth about dysfunctional relationships with all of Creation is the best way to describe funded causes to save this and to save that. It is a spiritual problem of disconnection, contempt, fears, and belief. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories




Wednesday, November 3, 2010

STORY: man against feminine principles

Amur tiger bathes in a pool of Kiev Zoo, September 2010. Nature conservation body WWF said key tiger habitats in Russia's Far East were slated for logging in what would be a new blow to the dwindling population of the highly endangered Amur tiger.(AFP/File/Sergei Supinsky)