Monthly Archives: September 2023

« The Fire Sculpture » alternates scenes of the « Fire Performance » burning of one of my totemic sculptures at Le Chaufferie in St. Maurice, France, with scenes of Yanomami daily life in their forest and village and the « Fire Performance » burning of … Continue reading →

http://www.newmexicopbs.org – Handed down from ancient times, the Hopi Prophecy delineates the path of peace, and harmony with nature. Where we have deviated from that path, the prophecy has correctly predicted the results. Which path lies before us? What does … Continue reading →

« The Way of the Shaman » alternates scenes from an art installation of my paintings and totemic sculptures at the Eyedrum Gallery in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, with scenes of Yanomami shamanic initiation and daily life in the forest and the village. … Continue reading →

I took this photo on Manitoulin Island in Ontario                   By Lara/Trace (2014) updated 2020 After the speech on immigration by Obama, I decided it’s time you and I confess some of … Continue reading →

Publicado originalmente em Barbara Crane Navarro: Série “transe xamânico” e foto do xamã Yanomami, Amazonas, Venezuela: Barbara Crane Navarro « Para os mais velhos, o ouro era apenas lascas brilhantes na areia dos leitos dos rios, como a mica. Eles … Continue reading →

This story was originally published by the Guardian and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Bitcoin is less “digital gold” and more “digital beef,” according to a study that suggests the cryptocurrency has a climate impact greater than that of … Continue reading →

Biosphere reserves: Mobilizing against deforestation in the Amazon – India Education Diary https://ift.tt/2Sf3La6 Biosphere reserves: Mobilizing against deforestation in the Amazon  India Education Diary Superforest via “deforestation” – Google News https://ift.tt/2Pik6Fi Biosphere reserves: Mobilizing against deforestation in the Amazon – India Education … Continue reading →

Seeing an infinity of change Are we the CoP out? — projects | within projects

foto de Barbara Crane Navarro com mulheres Yanomami, Alto Orinoco, Amazonas, Venezuela Publicado originalmente em Barbara Crane Navarro: «Os garimpeiros cavam em todos os lugares como porcos selvagens. Os rios da floresta logo serão nada mais do que remansos lamacentos … Continue reading →

This story was originally published by Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. This is not a game. Regarding climate change, that much is abundantly clear. Even at a few tenths of a degree shy … Continue reading →