Healing Ourselves, Our Communities & Our Relationship with Mother Earth

Healing Ourselves, Our Communities & Our Relationship with Mother Earth

  A WEEKEND GATHERING WITH CHIEF PHIL LANE JR.

Friday Evening/Saturday: November 4th and 5th

Time:  7-9 p.m Nov. 4th & 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov 5th

Location:  Sacred Lands, 1700 Park St. N., St. Petersburg, Florida 33710

The Gathering

This gathering will focus on understanding and utilizing the Four Worlds guiding principles and development processes for healing ourselves, our communities and our relationship with Mother Earth. These Guiding Principles and development processes, for Building a Harmonious and Sustainable World, emerged from an extensive process of consultation with Indigenous spiritual, cultural and community leaders, spanning more than four decades.

The Four World’s model of human and community transformation is rooted in the concerns of hundreds of Indigenous Elders, Spiritual Leaders and Community Members, as well as in the best thinking of many non-Indigenous scholars, researchers and human and community development practitioners. Participants at this gathering will experience these principles via presentation and sharing circles and will learn how to use the Four World’s principles to affect personal, social, political, economic and cultural change. It is time to protect what we cherish and this gathering will present a way to achieve healing on multiple levels
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Gathering Leader:

Chief Lane is an enrolled member of the Yankton Sioux and Chickasaw Nations and is an internationally recognized leader in human and community development. He was born at the Haskell Indian Residential School in Lawrence, Kansas in 1944, where his mother and father met and attended school.

He is a citizen of both Canada and the USA. During the past 44 years, he has worked with Indigenous peoples in North, Central and South America, Micronesia, South East
Asia, India, Hawaii and Africa.

He served 16 years as Associate Professor at the University of Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada and is founder of the Four Worlds International Institute. Four Worlds became an independent institute in 1995. Phil is Chairman of Four Directions International, an Aboriginal company, which was incorporated in 1996 as Four Worlds’ Economic Development arm.

With Phil’s guidance and applied experience, Four Worlds has become an internationally recognized leader in human, community and organizational development because of the institutes’ unique focus on the importance of culture and spirituality in all elements of development.

With Phil’s guidance and applied experience, Four Worlds has become an internationally
recognized leader in human, community and organizational development because of the
Institute’s unique focus on the importance of culture and spirituality in all elements of
development. Four Directions International, the Institute’s economic development arm, is lead by its President Deloria Many Grey Horses, and is dedicated to the development of sustainable economic enterprises that support support wholistic, political, social, cultural, environmental, spiritual and educational development.

Phil has received many awards including:

  • 1977 - named Modern Indian Sports Great by the National Indian Magazine Wassaja
  • 1992 - received John Denver’s Windstar Choices for the Future Award
  • 2000 - Freedom & Human Rights Award Berne Switzerland
  • 2008 - Ally Award, from Center for Healing Racism   

In addition Phil is an award winning author and film maker with the book The Sacred Tree and film credits National Public Television Images of Indians, Walking With Grandfather, The Honor of All, and Healing the Hurts. see  complete bio

Gathering Sponsors: Sacred Lands & Global Healing

 

The Location:

The Gathering will take place at the Sacred Lands mound site., which is the location of an ancient Tocobago village.  Sacred Lands has hosted several Native American speakers to share their stories and information about their cultures and spirituality. We also have programs about the history of the land and Native Americans who lived here and invite archaeologists to speak about their understanding of Florida's first people. We have a special interest in the arts and music and on a regular basis have music and other entertainment on the grounds. At each event, there is an opportunity to tour the land and learn about its history here on Boca Ciega Bay in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Sacred Lands
1620 Park Street North
St. Petersburg, Florida 33710-4348
(727) 347-0354

Directions

For Parking use:
1700 Park St N
St Petersburg, FL 33710

 

For Additional Information Contact:

Dr. David W. Randle

727-388-6675

The Author

David Randle Major Projects www.trunity.net/whale www.wavesofchange.org www.globalhealing.net www.bluecommunity.info http://sgs.usf.edu/m-a-program ... (Full Bio)

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