WATER & SACRED SITES: Hearing the Voice of Earth with Grandmother Vision Keeper, Jyoti
The Earth is speaking to us. Yet, are we listening?
Water is the essence of life. Water is the blood of the planet, our Pachamama, our mother Earth. When our blood is compromised, we humans fall into dis-ease.
Why would we expect our planet to respond any differently?
Jyoti, (Jeneane Prevatt, Ph.D.) is one of the founders of Kayumari, a spiritual healing community located in the Sierra foothills of California, the North Bay of San Francisco, New York, Switzerland, Prague, and the Brazillian Amazon. She is the Spiritual Director of the Center for Sacred Studies, a church dedicated to protecting and sustaining the spiritual practices of first-nation peoples around the world. She was one of the original conveners of The International Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers. Jyoti and host, Linda Lombardo speak about the Fukushima disaster and what is being called the death of the Pacific Ocean by scholars and teachers, and, bringing a ray of hope, the Fukushima Solutions project, designed to heal our waters. They talk about what the planet is telling us with the droughts; the receding waters all over the world.
Jyoti also shares her vision and work to restore sacred sites worldwide and entrust their care back to the indigenous peoples who revere them, for the sake of healing the Earth, it's energy and all beings.
Jyoti is an internationally renowned spiritual adviser and psychological consultant. She has devoted her life to bringing unity to the planet by facilitating the development of alliances between individuals who are the guardians of indigenous culture and traditional medicine ways.