Author Archives: Barbara Crane Navarro - Rainforest Art Project
The Amazon Rainforest, Indigenous Peoples and Wildlife in Peril! – a series of short films by Barbara Crane Navarro – 1 – « The Way of the Shaman » 2:40
« 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
Setting our Stories Straight: Doctrine of Discovery — Matthew Root
As I seek to identify, interrogate, and ultimately unravel the various strands of dysfunctional Christian theology that were used to justify European expansion and colonization, I need to start with the biggest, baddest narrative of them all: the Doctrine of … Continue reading
« In the absence of the sacred, everything is for sale. » — Barbara Crane Navarro — Ned Hamson’s Second Line View of the News
Rainforest near tepui Yapacana along the Orinoco river, Amazonas, Venezuela – photo: Barbara Crane Navarro Originally posted on Barbara Crane Navarro: «?The environnent isn’t over here. The environment isn’t over there. You are the environment. What you people call your … Continue reading
Deforestation – Illegal Clearing by Agribusiness ‘Driving Rainforest Destruction’ – Inter Press Service
Deforestation – Illegal Clearing by Agribusiness ‘Driving Rainforest Destruction’ – Inter Press Service https://ift.tt/3oZvGqq Deforestation – Illegal Clearing by Agribusiness ‘Driving Rainforest Destruction’ Inter Press Service Superforest via “deforestation” – Google News https://ift.tt/2Pik6Fi Deforestation – Illegal Clearing by Agribusiness ‘Driving Rainforest Destruction’ … Continue reading
Il vero costo dei i tuoi gioielli: i cartelli riciclano denaro per droga vendendo oro a sangue a Cartier e altri nel settore del lusso, così come per scontare i negozi di oro, e lo Yanomami e altri popoli Indigeni sta pagando il prezzo!
L’oro illegale è il modo più redditizio per i cartelli della droga, i gruppi terroristici, i trafficanti di armi, la mafia, i banchieri senza scrupoli e i commercianti e mediatori di oro internazionali per riciclare denaro perché a differenza della … Continue reading
Ecocidio: el daño ambiental considerado crimen de guerra — NSTM Planet — mimismo
Los tiempos difíciles hacen que los pueblos y las sociedades se planteen las normativas, buscando… Ecocidio: el daño ambiental considerado crimen de guerra — NSTM Planet Ecocidio: el daño ambiental considerado crimen de guerra — NSTM Planet — mimismo
El verdadero costo de sus joyas: los cárteles lavan el dinero de las drogas vendiendo ORO DE SANGRE a Cartier y otros en la industria del lujo, así como también a tiendas de descuento en oro, ¡y los Yanomami y otros comunidades Indígenas están pagando el precio!
El oro ilegal es la forma más lucrativa para que los carteles de la droga, los grupos terroristas, los traficantes de armas, la mafia, los banqueros sin escrúpulos y los comerciantes y corredores internacionales de oro puedan lavar dinero. porque … Continue reading
La bataille de Little Big Horn — DR livres et publications
Datée du 26 juin 1876, cette bataille entre les Sioux qui dominaient la Grande Prairie du Nord et l’armée des USA succède à une série d’attaques de camps amérindiens avec de grands massacres par l’armée US. La méfiance s’installe donc … Continue reading
O verdadeiro custo de suas joias: Cartéis lavam dinheiro de drogas vendendo OURO de SANGUE para Cartier e outros na indústria de luxo, bem como para lojas de ouro com desconto e os Yanomami e outros povos Indígenas estão pagando o preço!
O ouro ilegal é a maneira mais lucrativa para cartéis de drogas, grupos terroristas, traficantes de armas, a máfia, banqueiros inescrupulosos e comerciantes e corretores internacionais de ouro para lavar dinheiro porque, diferentemente da cocaína, o ouro “legal” se parece … Continue reading
Breath of the Spirit — Eddie Two Hawks
Every shaman, an Indigenous holy man, has his own particular song which he sings when calling up his helping spirits. This was the song Uvavnuk, an Eskimo woman shaman, celebrating the joy of being moved by nature. “To the Indian,” … Continue reading