GGM Mary Lyons Climate UN-COP26 in Scotland Funds

Greeting all,

 

We are in a time of stillness, a time to reflect the wisdom of the beginning. We are all here in a circle of balance, to honor the sacred bundles that have been placed throughout Mother Earth, of healing light and truth. Now is the time to focus on the essential truths, giving them power.  We are the masters of our own emotions and choices. We all drink from the same well of air, earth, water, and light.

 

We all are sitting in the right place at the right time, our breaths are of the oneness. Now, is the time to come together and be mindful it took less than 150 year to desecrate an organic lifestyle. Since the beginning of conception of man on earth, we have inhaled fresh air, drank clean waters from the wells of Mother Earth and feed from the forests and lakes. These were the most organic foods that was provided by Creator.

 

Now, we sit in a time of debate and argument as we have been watching all this disappear.

 

Many of you know me as one of the Grandmothers of the Sacred WE and Global Elders on Climate Change. It's been a long road with climate disasters.  Well, I was invited to attend the United Nations COP26 Climate Sessions as an Elder Observer and Knowledge Keeper. I will be leaving Oct 26 and returning Nov 13, within this time being gone, I will lose some work that pays for my cost of living here back at home and these donations will help me secure these costs as well as help me out while I am gone. Normally, I would have saved and been prepared but the invitation came late and I just couldn't pass up this opportunity to bring our voices forward on behalf of the water, air, fire and earth.

 

I look forward to this opportunity to be amongst the Climate Changers, the voices, the movements for the people. I will be posting daily, bringing all the information of what is happening within these United Nations doorways.

 

Gift what you can and just know that every bit helps and is so appreciated. Thank you all for always supporting me in these journeys of change.

 

Great-grandmother Mary Lyons

Ojibwe Elder from the North on Turtle Island