For all things, all people are sacred. River Tree was a friend way shower, protector, guardian. Its gifts to people were a stunning display of what happens when we respect and dignify our nature. Canoe and home and drums and bows created by careful plan and deft hand everything in need only and in reverence through this relationship praise. We traveled, we ate, we kept our babies safe. We celebrated. We stayed alive. Harmony reigned on these lakes, glades, rivers and oceans
Renee Slay
@Renee_Slay · 0:40
It. Yes. Yes. To everything. To everything and the things that we are doing as visitors. Mother Earth is angry. This is so beautiful. And this touches on so many different things. Girl, keep doing it because you're putting it out there. I love that about this platform. I love that you're speaking this truth. This truth. Not just your truth, but this truth, because it is fact. Thank you again. This was beautifully done
Adenike Nana Esie
@nourishyou · 1:22
You. Oh, this is so bold. But so quietly bold. Truth is like that sometimes. I thought this was majestic, majestic work. And I don't know, just so insightful. Yeah. Very quietly. Anthemic work. Don't really know what to say. I don't want to say it's deep, but it was deep. And I enjoyed the pace of it. Like the unfolding of all the ideas. Unraveling. It did feel like a river. Very majestic work
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Laura L (she/her)
@Loloflow · 0:34
Hey, Renee, thank you so much for listening and for your very gracious feedback. Yeah, I know it was a lot of things. So, so much was on my heart, and, you know, ultimately, it all just came back around to the Earth being the final judge, the mother there being the final judge. And there will be justice, I'm confident. But thanks again
Laura L (she/her)
@Loloflow · 1:39
You. Hi, Nikay. I'm so glad that it resonated for you and it kind of sorry for the snoring in the background. I'm dog sitting a bulldog, so it's a little bit noisy. But, yeah. I'm glad it felt quiet but deep because I think that is how big Water feels. And that is a Native American name for an area in South Florida