Dear Relatives, We are grateful for the opportunity to practice together. For the next four Saturdays, beginning June 20th, our Saturday morning meditation will focus on the moving meditation, the Dance of Directions. The first Saturday will explore the individual movements, their meanings and the benefit they hold for our selves, and the lands we walk on. Whether you are … Read More
Peacekeeper students come together from many different religious and spiritual paths to reflect upon, study and build skills in fulfilling their shared commitment to carry peace to their families, communities, and the world. The Peacekeeper Teachings, a foundational practice of the Tsalagi Ywahoo lineage, trains people in personal and planetary transformation by learning to perceive the patterns of mind-emotion and how to bring forth peace in … Read More
Winter Issue #1, 2020 Dear Community of Explorers, Now is the time to share insight as compassion in action. As we speak of compassion it arises from our intention to benefit sentient beings and ameliorate suffering arising from forgetfulness of our luminous nature. This magazine reveals pathways of action that are inspiring for all of us. All appearances arise from … Read More
Please take a moment to read the story of VICTOIRE UMUHOZA and submit your vote: Victoire decided to leave her life and family in exile to help Rwandan people: she spoke about truth and reconciliation, and of those crimes and victims nobody dared to talk about. She was arrested and kept in prison for 8 years. Now that she is … Read More
Join us on October 4th to 6th, 2019 at Hillside Community Church, El Cerrito, California. Participate in-person or online through video livestreaming. Inspired by the Peacemaker and teachings passed down for 27 generations in the Ywahoo family. Suitable for people in these times to remember their direct connection with all of creation. This class is the first of an eight … Read More
By Margie J. Walden Recently, I was invited to serve on a diverse Committee of leaders that needed to look at reducing a 17% poverty rate in a local Florida city. Many of the areas in this city, most affected by this situation of unrelenting poverty, are historic African-American neighborhoods. I began to work with a small group of … Read More