Manataka™ American Indian Council
UPCOMING EVENTS - 2008 - 2009
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Saturday, October 4, 2008
10th
Annual
NATIVE AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS
Seneca Niagara Casino & Hotel
Niagara Falls, NY
Nominees Announced! VOTE NOW!
Featuring Special Tributes to:
Rickey Medlocke (Lynyrd Skynyrd/Blackfoot)
Felipe Rose (Village People)
Redbone
Janice Marie Johnson of Taste of Honey
and much more
VOTE NOW!
Awards in thirty music categories.
Click on the following link to
cast your vote:
http://www.votenative.com
NATIVE AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS TO BE BROADCAST LIVE
The broadcast can be viewed on Saturday, October 4th at: http://www.nativeamericanmusicawards.com or http://www.singlefeathermedia.com
Tickets are available through all TicketMaster Outlets
Passport is required to enter Canadian side of Niagara Falls
Nearest Airport: Buffalo
International
Nearest Cities: Buffalo, Toronto
NATIVE AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS
511 Avenue of the Americas #371 New York NY
10011
212.228.8300
646.688.6883 Fax
http://www.nativeamericanmusicawards.com/index.cfm
October 4 and 5, 2008
10:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M.
Kansas City Indian Art Market and Cultural Festival
Frank Vaydik Park, Line Creek Community Center
5940 NW Waukomis Dr., Kansas City, MO
Sponsored by: National Center for Indigenous American Cultures (NCIAC), Kansas City Parks & Recreation, and Neighborhood Tourist Development Fund
Native American artists and crafters, Indian dancing, entertainment, exhibits, food, demonstrations and workshops. Interactive children’s activities. Free Parking
Volunteers and donations welcome. For information call: 816-513-0764 www.kcindianfest.com
NCIAC aims to preserve the sacred land along Line Creek and to foster an understanding of Native American Traditions.
October 4 and 5, 2008 10am – 5pm
SACRED HEALING THRU CRYSTALS
Two Individual Days of Intensive Crystal Study
Nutrure's Path, 1133 Broadway, 2nd Floor, Conf Room B
New York, New York
Investment $150 per day, or $275 for both classes. Classes can be applied towards certification in crystal healing
To Register,
(954) 309-0193
October 5, 2008
Sunday, 7 pm ET/PT (6pm CT, 5pm MT)
The Wilderness Guide Program
Featured on the season premiere of MTV's True Life
The show focuses on Derik and Ginny, two current participants in the Program. Move over Survivor!
Tune In - Tune In - Tune In Tune In - Tune In - Tune In Tune In - Tune In -
October 6, 2008
9th Annual Native American Flute & Storytelling Concert
Center for Hawaiian Studies, University of Hawaii-Manoa
2645 Dole Street, Honolulu, Hawaii
Free concert!
Contact:
Native Winds
1152 Koko Head Ave., #202, Honolulu, HI 96816
808-734-8018
October 8 - 10, 2008
9th
Annual National Aboriginal Women
In Leadership Training Conference
Best Western Richmond Hotel and Convention Center
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Contact:
Edith
Loring-Kuhanga, President
First Nations Training & Consulting Services
PO Box 5000, Saanichton, BC V8M 2C5
(250) 652-7097; Fax: (250) 652-7039
www.firstpeoplescanada.com
Friday October 10 –
Sunday, Octobert 12, 2008
Saugerties, NY
ANDREA GOULD, “Life
Transitions: Walking the Road Not Yet Traveled”
at Miriam’s Well in Saugerties. When life signals that it’s time to move on, we
experience a natural process of disorientation and reorientation as we leave
behind our comfort zones and adjust to new ways of living. How we perceive these
interludes determines how we proceed through them. A
reflective weekend experience in supportive surroundings, to explore and
illuminate the personal life transition on your own horizon and how you might
rise graciously to its challenge.
Andrea S. Gould, PhD, a psychologist in private practice and President of Lucid Learning Systems, counsels individuals in making the changes necessary to consciously transform their lives. For more info: www.miriamswell.org. To register, link to presenter’s website from the Miriam’s Well site.
Miriam's Well
13 Simmons Street
Saugerties, NY 12477
(845)246-5805
(845) 246-7597 Fax
info@miriamswell.org
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Standing Stone Ceremony
Monterey, Tennessee
The Standing Stone, an eight-foot tall rock standing upright on a sandstone ledge, was used as a boundary line between two separate Indian nations. When the rock fell, the Indians placed a portion of it upon an improvised monument to preserve it. The stone is still preserved in Monterey, Tennessee. The ceremony will commemorate the tribes who lived in this area.
Storytellers, drummers, dancers and vendors are welcome.
More Information: 931-528-7392
Bruce Hartford , President of Save The Original Red Man Indian
Sponsored by Historical Society of TN and Save The Original Red Man, Inc.
Directions
Off I-40.
Read about The Standing Stone Memorial
October 17 -
October 19, 2008
BARBARA THREECROW:
“Deepening Your Relationship with Spirit”
Grandmother Threecrow calls you into sacred
circle at Miriam’s Well for an experiential workshop. Learn specific methods of
communing with spirit, spiritual viewing, hearing the voice of spirit, seeing
beyond the literal, and opening sensory perception.
Miriam's Well is a not-for-profit center,
dedicated to deep exploration of consciousness and support for spiritual
evolution.
Miriam's Well
13 Simmons Street
Saugerties, NY 12477
(845)246-5805
(845) 246-7597 Fax
info@miriamswell.org
Saturday, October 18, 2008, 12 Noon
Grand Opening
Lipan Apace Tribe of Texas Museum and Cultural Center
Sunrise Mall, Corpus Christi, Texas
"Greetings to all Lipan Apache and friends of the Lipan Apache People,
Our Council, many of our Tribal members, and friends of our people have been working very hard at finishing all the tasks necessary to open the Museum and Cultural Center to preserve Lipan Apache language and traditions. This is a time to celebrate and to share this momentous occasion with all that can come."
"I am blessed by our Creator to serve my People as I have. Our Council has acted with wisdom and courage in the past year as we have worked to step from the shadows in to the light. Saturday, October 18th, is a day that our grandchildren will celebrate in song and tribute. Our Cultural Center and Museum will open to the World as a place that will tell our story. It is in this place where we will meet as a Nation and share our common heritage as Lipan Apache. It is at this place where we will preserve and teach our language, it is at this place where we will plant the seed that will grow and nourish the soul of our People. Come, and see what we have done and work with us to do more. These things we have done together have been done in a good way. These things we will always do in a good way."
Chairman Bernard F. Barcena, Jr.
Lipan Apache Tribe of Texas
P.O. Box 261110, Corpus Christi, TX 78426
www.lipanapachetribeoftexas.com 361-774-4881
October 18 - 19, 2008
The 16th Annual Prayer Vigil for the Earth
Washington, DC
At dawn on Sat. Oct 18, we will light the sacred fire that will burn
throughout the Vigil.
Come anytime during this amazing weekend!
Families are welcome and there are activities and blessings for children.
To learn more about the 2008
Prayer Vigil for the Earth,
please click here
http://www.oneprayer.org/Invitation.html
May Peace Prevail on Earth!
In honor to those who gather in Washington, D.C. and in respect for the tremendous act of faith and love they exhibit, the Manataka American Indian Council will be conducting ceremony on top of the Manataka (Hot Springs) Mountain during the same time as the Prayer Vigil For the Earth in Washington, D.C. If you cannot go to Washington, D.C., consider coming to Manataka. Or, conduct your own ceremony where you are.
November 1-5, 2008
TO REGISTER:
Call the Academy: (954) 309-0193 or WNE1313@aol.com
Crystal Magician’s Weekend: Nov 1 & 2, 2008
Beginning Certification: Nov 1-2-3-4-5, 2008
A Crystal Magician’s Weekend
For those who want to sample crystal work and may not have a full week, this popular course is a wonderful introduction to crystals and gemstones and their healing properties. It is the first part of the Beginning Certification outlined below, and can be applied to the full certification if the student wishes to continue. Fee: $250.
Beginning Certification
This is an empowering, hands-on workshop. It is action-packed with learning and remembering who you truly are, through the magic and dominion of the crystal kingdom. Fee: $600.
Private Crystal Healing Sessions November 6 & 7
For an individual appointment ($125 for a 2-hour session), call 954-309-0193
Your Teacher is Mika
Mika
is recognized worldwide for his excellence in teaching on crystals, energy
healing and Magnified Healing. Called “a teacher’s teacher and a healer’s
healer” by many, Mika is a trained Crystal Keeper and Guardian, Traditional
Reiki and Karuna Reiki Master, Master Teacher of Magnified Healing and a
Clinical Hypnotherapist. Mika’s teaching ministry includes structured classes in
crystal and gemstone therapy. He was a teacher for many years with Katrina
Raphaell’s Crystal Academy in Kauai, and now certifies students under his own
school, The Academy for Healing Arts. He also studied with Lazaris and has
extensive experience with Marcel Vogel techniques.
TO REGISTER: Call the Academy: (954) 309-0193 or WNE1313@aol.com
November 7, 2008 - Friday 7:30PM
5th Celebration of the Harmonic Concordance
Johnny & Jan Mirehiel's
11128 Vale Drive, Morongo Valley, CA
(Directly Across from the Morongo Valley Community Center)
Bring musical instruments....Drums, Rattles, Water & Chair
Your willingness to give intent to the 3 Principles....Love, Praise & Gratitude
and of course Your Open Heart, Mind & Spirit
On August 28, 1998 Drunvalo discovered this unique astrological chart and named it the "Harmonic Concordance of 2003". It was he, also, who first realized this was not the chart of an individual but of Mother Earth herself. This chart, as John Mirehiel related it to me, depicts a potentially amazing time when the human race can change the external reality into one that is new, hopeful and beautiful. This moment represents not the end of life but a new beginning. When John presented this information to me, I had no context for it no other facts against which to weigh what I was hearing. But with the recent predictions of the Maya and Hopi, that has all changed. From John Mirehiel's point of view, this November 8-9, 2003, is actually related to the Harmonic Convergence of 1987, which was announced to the world by Jose Arguelles and his wife, Lloydine. And from what I've read, both of these researchers also believe that November 8-9, 2003, will mark the beginning of the last galactic spin cycle that ends on December 21, 2012.
Valerie Eagle Heart - (760) 364-2428
November 8, 2008 - Saturday, 12 Noon
Native American Foods
7Generations Luncheon
Lamp Lighter Park Function Hall
Route 16, North Conway, NH
Sponsored by 7Generations for Native Americans in Maine & New Hampshire
$10 per person.
We
promise you won't go away hungry!
Following the luncheon there will be a special film presentation:
Our Spirits Don't Speak English, a documentary about the experiences of many Natives at government sponsored boarding schools. Read what Indian Country Today has to say about the film at Indian Country Films.
Storytelling, discussions and fellowship.
7Generations needs your help. With cold weather approaching we have many families who are looking at a long, cold, hungry winter. Not to mention children without Christmas. With the economy in a poor situation monetary donations to 7Generations, like many other non-profit organizations are way down. With approximately 500 children on our Wish List for this Holiday Season we have out work cut out for us.
For more information or to reserve seats call (603) 447-6382
November 11, 2008. 1 p.m.
Remembrance Day
Squamish Nation
Squamish, British Columbia, Canada
Traditional
Gathering for the Past and Present War Veterans and Peacekeepers.
The community is invited to join us to honor veterans and peacekeepers at the Totem Hall at Stawamus Reserve. Cenotaph Ceremony with drumming and singing with a traditional feast and drumming and dancing.
Contact Diana Billy for more information at 604-898-1438 or diana_billy@yahoo.ca
Squamish Nation: 604-892-5553
November 13, 4:30 pm
State University of New York at New Paltz, Lecture Center 100
SUNY NEW PALTZ TO WELCOME
FAITHKEEPER OF ONONDAGA NATION OF INDIANS, OREN LYONS
The State
University of New York at New Paltz will welcome Faithkeeper of the Onondaga
Nation of Indians of the Iroquois Confederacy and Distinguished Service
Professor Oren R. Lyons
Lyons is a scholar of Native American history; International indigenous
affairs; contemporary indigenous issues and international environmental issues.
At New Paltz, Lyons will be discussing both the burgeoning indigenous rights
movements around the world and the environmental issues that currently face
Onondaga Lake. The event is free and open to the public.
Lyons is the publisher of Daybreak Magazine, a national native American
magazine, and co-editor of the book "Exiled in the Land of the Free." He has
received the Ellis Island Congressional Medal of Honor, the national Audubon
Award; the First Annual Earth Day International Award of the United Nations; and
the Elder and Wiser Award of the Rosa Parks Institute for Human Rights.
In addition, he is a member of the Board of the Harvard Project on American
Economic Development and Chairman of the Board Honoring Contributions in the
Governance of American Indian Nations.
Laurence Hauptman, SUNY Distinguished Professor of History at New Paltz, whose
teaching focus is native Americana, said Lyons has inspired several generations
of Native Americans, especially his own Iroquois (Haudenosaunee) peoples - the
Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca and Tuscarora - as an educator, orator
and spiritual leader, serving as an Onondaga Faithkeeper.
Lyons has been a passionate voice in the worldwide movement to protect the
global environment." said Hauptman. "Working with native Peoples around the
world for the past three decades, his efforts have led to the United Nations
Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. We are honored to have Lyons
here to speak to the college and Mid-Hudson communities.
For more information, contact Hauptman at (845) 257-3523
or the Office of Public Affairs at (845) 257-3245
November, 15, 2008 - 12 Noon to 7 p.m.
The CIRCLE LEGACY
ORGANIZATION PRESENTS
Natives of the Americas
Appreciation Celebration
Millersville University-SMC Building
Lancaster,
Pennsylvania
Speakers
Tlakaelel-Tolteca-Chichimeka Elder, teacher, heir
and guardian of the oral tradition, author, and spiritual guide
Danielle Schenandoah, Oneida
artist, actionist, educator, and performer
Grandfather Daryle Diedrich,
Apache/Navajo elder, teacher, storyteller
Jeff Worley, local attorney of
Cherokee descent who serves as legal counsel for the Circle Legacy Center
and works with the Return to the Earth committee
Sandi Cianciulli, Member of the
Lakota Nation, National Congress of American Indians, works for Native
rights with the UN & DNC, consulted with writing the Indigenous Rights
Declaration, is on the board for Deer Chaser Dance Troupe, and is a member
of Return to the Earth Committee
Performers
Mother Earth’s Daughters Drum
One Tribe
Chris Thompson-flute
Iroquois Thunder
Heart Drum
American Indian: foods, cultural education and info tables, dance, art,
vendors, kids’ games, face painting, crafts, displays & demonstrations
Gently used blankets, shoes and
coats will be collected for tribal communities. Old cell phones and ink
cartridges will also be collected.
Suggested Donation: $8, youth & students - $5, under 12/ Free - lower donation or free to anyone financially challenged
717-823-2079 ,
thecirclelegacy@aol.com ,
www.circlelegacycenter.org
November 16, 2008 3 - 7PM
Tlakaelel
4 Color Ceremony and Lecture
Millerville University
SMC Building-Multipurpose Room
November 17, 2008 5 - 9PM
CIRCLE LEGACY
BENEFIT
Ad Lib Café
51 N. Market St, Lancaster
Please join us for fun, food, a chance to meet Tlakaelel and enjoy the music of
One Tribe. All proceeds support the projects of the Circle Legacy Organization.
We get 25% of all food purchased-please come hungry!
November 24 - 26, 2008 6pm
Honoring
Our Own Power's
First People's Native American Film Festival
The Edward King House
35 King Street
Newport, RI
401 835 4806
Honoring Our Own Power (HOOP) a Native American nonprofit is
holding a groundbreaking film festival right here in Newport, RI. Come join us
in honor of National Native American Month, when HOOP presents the best in local
and National Indigenous filmmaking.
Rich-Heape Films
a Native American owned company which has created films that have aired on ABC
and PBS, will be screening their latest feature films that include such stars as
Wes Studi and James Earl Jones. Another featured partner of the festival event
is WGBH/PBS' "ReelNatives" project to provide premiere
screenings of short films made by Natives of this area, and finally Honoring Our
Own Power has expanded collaborations to include the New England premiere of
"When Your Hands Are Tied," the film that includes former Governor of Nambe
Pueblo (of Tewa Indians) Tom Talache, produced by Boccella Productions
& The Harber Charitable Trust. An amazing depiction of Native Americans in a
modern day world. All of these films are a must-see, and the event is sure to
be the highlight of the month for local film festivals.
Sponsors for this event include the Rhode Island based, internationally renowned
Tijer Lily Co, "A Native American Arts and Entertainment
Company."
Capacity: 100 people per night
Tickets: $9.00
Reservations:
honoringourownpower@threehoops.com
Tickets are already being reserved for each night - seats are filling up fast,
so call 401-835-4806 or email
honoringourownpower@threehoops.com
to reserve
December 3, 2008, Wednesday
First Nations Language Keepers Conference
Saskatoon Inn, 2002 Airport Drive, Saskatoon, SK Canada
An opportunity
for teachers, language instructors & developers, community educators, Elders,
academics, linguists, leadership, and others to gather and learn from one
another through informative workshops and plenary discussions focused on the
issue of First Nations language revitalization in Saskatchewan.
Contact :
Darren J. Okemaysim
Darren.Okemaysim@sicc.sk.ca
(306) 244-1146
Dec 13th 2008, 3:30pm
Corbin Chiropractors, 5092 W. Vienna Rd. #H Clio, MI 48420
Meditations and Going Inward Workshop
Experience the concept of sacred breathing. Learn meditation techniques to stop the chatter of the ‘monkey mind’ and connect with your gift of divinity. This is the workshop for anyone wishing to identify the potential held within, elevate their life, and refocus themselves on a more efficient level.
Dec 27th 2008, 3:30pm
Sacred Drumming and Dreaming Workshop
Explore the subconscious dreamtime through the rhythm of drumming. This workshop will assist the participants in expanding their present level of consciousness. Learn to use the dreamtime as a tool for personal growth while releasing stress and baggage.
Each workshop is 2-3 hours in length and limited to 15 people. Dress comfortably in loose clothing and bring a mat or blanket to lie on. $35 per workshop covers tuition and printed material. Register at 2:30pm on the date or RSVP the entire series for $75. Location: Corbin Chiropractors, 5092 W. Vienna Rd. #H Clio, MI 48420
Boe Bvshpolawa Glasschild is a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. He teaches the shamanic discipline Lightning Dance privately and in classroom settings. For more information contact Boe at 810-471-8961 or 810-820-3351.
Apply for a Three-Day
Native IDA Training and Free Technical Assistance
The
Native IDA Initiative is offering national training in Albuquerque, NM to help
Native organizations start, implement, and sustain Individual Development
Accounts (IDAs) in their communities. Participants are provided with three days
of expert training and also have access to free, customized technical assistance
to help implement IDAs in their communities. The cost for the trainings is only
$25.00 per participant. Participants are responsible for their own travel and
lodging costs. Organizations must send at least two and up to four participants
to the training.
To download an application please go to our website
http://www.firstnations.org
and click the active link on the home page. Applications are due on January 16, 2009. Please email your completed application form directly to adrianne@oweesta.org
April 18 - 28, 2009
The Return of the Ancestors Gathering
Northern Arizona April 18 - 28, 2009
A historic International multicultural gathering and
sacred pilgrimage welcomes Indigenous Elders and Future Wisdom Keepers
representing the seven continents of Mother Earth, beginning Earth Day weekend,
April 18-28, 2009 throughout Northern Arizona. The intention is to unite and
share their visions and prophesized ceremonies of 500 years of peace and harmony
for Mother Earth and all humanity.
The goal of the Institute for Cultural Awareness is to sponsor 72 or more global spiritual/cultural leaders and at least 28 youth council leaders from around the world. These Wisdom Keepers will share a harvest of harmonic wisdom and understandings that will enable the world to fulfill the prophecies of the ancestors. This gathering’s commitment to ceremony, as a focal point, offers young spiritual men and women of the world the privilege to witness councils sharing their original teachings and wisdom from the ancestors; fulfilling our spiritual purpose, thus birthing clear decisions and manifesting a conduit of hope for the future wisdom keepers of the world.
Humanity has waited for the day of peace and harmony in this world for thousands of years. We are moving in a new direction for present civilizations to reawaken and heal our ancestral memories to the fullest potentials. The time has come for each individual to look for the healing of their Ancestral memories, for a new direction to move forward. Through reconnection to all of the ancestral memories, the seen and unseen from the past, present and future unfold. A proclamation will be made for the ancestral memories to be healed for all time and space.
We are now living in a time of our truth and an intertwined field of destiny mending the circle of life. Let us look at the truth: the tree of life, the seed of life, the flower of life. The world has awaited a renewed life’s plan; the next 500 year prophesy calendar. The ancestors left all Nations with specific instructions and responsibilities to live by. Destiny brings us all to this point in time. The men and women of wisdom have returned. History and Herstory is unfolding in front of our very own eyes.
Wisdom Keepers and Youth Councils are being called to participate in this historic and extraordinary event. We truly believe that each participant and pilgrim will witness and experience a spiritual epiphany of profound proportions. Through humanity’s enlightenment, once again we will live in balance and harmony with Mother Earth. All is in divine timing!
One Mayan prophecy states, “At the time of the 13 Baktun and 13 Ahau is the time of the return of our Ancestors and the return of the men of wisdom.” “That time is now,” says Grandfather Alejandro Cirilo Oxlaj, President of the National Mayan Council of Elders of Guatemala.
The Institute for Cultural Awareness is a 501c (3) non-profit cooperation coordinating this monumental gathering. The vision of ICA is strong and motivated with a desire to build a better future for our children. Your support will provide a firm foundation to create a broader expression of service for humanity.
Our goal is to raise 1.5 million dollars for the Return of the Ancestors Gathering. To learn more about how you can support ICA and the preparations for this gathering, please feel free to contact ICA directly at 928-646-3000 or visit our website: www.ica8.org
April 9-12, 2009
2009 GATHERINGS OF THE PEACEMAKERS
Spring Weekend Gathering (4 days/4nights)
Camp Rockmount, Black Mountain, North Carolina
April Gathering
April 9-13, 2009 $145
(4 days/4nights)
Includes everything but food (camping and all concerts, workshops, reasonings, etc.) Refundable deposit ($100) reserves your place. Children under 12 half-price. Affordable housing upgrades (private & semi-private lodge room & cabins) also available.
Summer Week-long Gathering
Aug 24-30,
2009 $275
(7 days/6 nights)
Live Conscious
Concerts!
Music
by some of the best conscious recording artists in the region. 2008 performers
included Chalwa, Ras Alan, Afromotive, Laura Reed &
Deep Pocket, Corey Harris, & Dubconscious. 2009 artists soon to be announced.
Concerts are followed by fire and drumming circles.
Workshops & Reasonings
To assist in
creating a balanced, sustainable and loving life including finding your mission
in life, creating & sustaining loving unions, handling your money wisely, the
path of the peacemaker, staying awake in a sleeping world, building your own
home, living off-the-grid, solar & wind energy, wilderness & earth skills, green
& affordable shelters, organic gardening, permaculture, co-housing &
eco-villages, yoga, meditation, herbal cures & holistic health modalities,
indigenous messages of One Love, Hopi & Mayan prophecies, condolence &
forgiveness ceremony, drugs, diet and the media, & much more.
The
Gathering of the Peacemakers
One Love Press
P.O. Box 2142
Blowing Rock, NC 28605
(828) 295-4610 FAX: (828) 295-6901
www.onelovepress.com
Contact:
Adam (Yellow Bird) De Armon
928 646 3000
P.O. Box !502, Cornville, AZ 86325
www.ica8.org
www.earthdance8.org
www.instituteforculturalawareness.com
July 17 - 19, 2009
The time has come to
announce
Aasivik Fire & Ice 2009 Ceremony
Greenland / July 17 -19
We are calling your attention to an event of Global Magnitude, an event that powerfully contributes to changing the course of human history.
Fulfillment of a Prophecy
Hearing the Indigenous Voice
Addressing the Melting of the Ice
Weaving together Spirit and Science
Uniting Elders of the Four Directions, top Scientists and World Leaders
Be part of this event, take part in this shift.
September 10, 2009
2009 Onondaga Lake Peace Festival
Everyone is welcome to attend and participate in this spiritual healing work
A gathering of healers and peacemakers to honor the place where peace was made by the peacemaker, Jikonsaseh and Hayewentha. The Festival
is the sum of the gifts that people bring to honor the lake, the land and the mother earth.
David Yarrow
Turtle EyeLand Sanctuary
44 Gilligan Rd, East Greenbush, NY 12061
518-881-6632
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