@sanctuary.the-one-law 30 September 2023 edited

Shielding Shinawindua Waters The waters of the Páramo are sacred resources. The Shinawindua are guardians of these waters. This article describes how we collaborated   to boost the protection of an ecosystem   important to everyone.

Photograph by: https://shinawindua.org/ Journey to Munyiwa On Sunday August 20 we ascended to  an important water source in the Cordillera Oriental https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cordillera_Oriental_(Colombia) To protect the cycle of water flows   between sky and earth is important to   the continued survival of all who depend on uninterrupted water. As one of the missions to reinvigorate   the protection of all the waters,   we journeyed into the Páramo   to empower the energies that protect   the ecosystems of the Páramo waters. The effort began with a submission of energies   to the local earth for continued existence   of the ecosystems.

Photograph by: https://shinawindua.org/ Shielding A shield of The-One-Law was summoned as   Sanctuary for all the Páramo extents   from Santa Marta in the north   to Villavicencio to the southeast. The effort to connect ionospheric energies   into the local ecosystem nexus was   a collaboration between atmospheric technology   and the spiritual science of the Shinawindua.

Photograph by: @JerryfromV https://read.cash/@JerryfromV The ground site is over faulting that   underlies a large expanse of the Páramo. Sanctity The Shinawindua regard preserving the ecosystems   as a sacred responsibility and   seek resources to strengthen   the protections of the planet. @JerryfromV https://read.cash/@JerryfromV describes well the nature of this responsibility: https://read.cash/@JerryfromV/the-paramo-and-lagoon-of-indigenous-spirituality-an-encounter-with-the-universal-water-of-life-a8139743 *"Paying my respects to the universal water of life was a deeply emotional act. I felt that I was in the presence of something bigger than myself, a force that flows through every living being and is essential to the cycle of existence. I watched the water droplets slide down my hands and realized that, in that moment, I was touching the same water that has existed since time immemorial, connecting me with all past and future generations."* --- ? Can you find a way to participate,   to help ensure our planet and ecosystems remain intact ? It could be material or service or economic aid   you may find to jointly prosper in   the effort to help preserve these resources.

Photograph by: https://shinawindua.org/ If you would like to collaborate, Please contact them through their website at https://shinawindua.org/ https://shinawindua.org/or or send them BCH as you can to the Shinawindua wallet at:  bitcoincash:**qpk2gqnnrc9k49lra44s0u5d8jrek7mdmv4jwklqne** Thank You https://lbry.tv/Munyiwa-174st https://lbry.tv/Munyiwa-174st https://libre.video/videos/watch/1dca9fa0-9767-44da-9ebb-61a83e4bbdb3 Epilogue What are we looking at here ? The scenery is a relatively undisturbed ecosystem. Vegetation captures and shields ground moisture, retaining water that collects nutrients. Occasional remote homes are dwarfed by the expanse of untroubled nature. + Some view the whole area as a living entity. Undisturbed, it continues an existence begun before humans arrived. Disturbing the flows of waters and aquifers and the whole biomass of the surface, would threaten a complex physical balance. Beyond simple physical processes are aspects that may be regarded as sentient. That sentience, of such a massive expanse of area suspended above the highest regions of the Andes, suggests it may be best left undisturbed. + others regard the area differently. Entities who envision "developing" mineral and property 'rights' regard such areas as national resources haunted by peoples who impede "progress". Such "developers" are backed by bank interests profiting from various activities involved in developing projects. Banking interests begin the effort to develop by first requiring project extents based upon property ownership. What may in reality be sentient entities banks redefine as "real estate" and "mineral rights". These terms legitimize government intervention on behalf of their clients. This strategy eradicates historical stewardships, destroying natural entities of nature along with the peoples who defend them. Solutions to this problem do suggest themselves.