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Film clip: Kogi & Arhuaco of Sierra Nevada: The Black Line
Recently while in Colombia I was fortunate enough to meet Frank Chavez G. along with two of his friends Juan David and Hector. While in the Sierra Nevada, Creator made it possible for me to join ten Mamos on a spiritual journey to the Sacred Points of the Black Line that surrounds their Sacred Mountain. During my time with these Sacred people I was allowed to share with them a message that there are many people in the world who have the same heart as them and are ready to hear their messages and work towards unity for humanity and balance for the earth. I gave this message from my heart….while holding you all with me….. together….. they heard our words and were happy to hear the message from us. You will see some of the mamos I spoke to in this film clip.
The Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta or heart of the world is a group of mountains in Colombia South America that together form the shape of a pyramid.According to the vision and knowledge of its inhabitants the Spiritual Fathers of everything that exists dwell amongst these mountains.These invaluable treasures are protected by a magnetic circle called the Black Line that surrounds the mountain.This is where the the Sacred Spiritual people known as Mamos do their ceremonies to hold the balance of all life.This never before seen film clip is the creation of independent Colombian documentary filmmaker FRANK CHAVEZ G.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful seven minute film with us! With Love and gratitude, Miriam
Thank you for sharing more truth Miriam…..
Let there be light!
Thanks to Miriam & to Frank Chavez for making this message available, and thanks to the Mamos for their sacred work.
With each breath we breathe life into and from our heart. Without mother earth we do not breathe in life and we do not share the heart of mother earth. With each breath we bring our thoughts of appreciation and gratitude to our earth’s heart and we share in life and all the gifts that harmony brings.
my thougths/prayers goes to motherEarth, the mamos …may their sacredWork be heard
may we be saved from catastrophicScenarios
blessedße 2 us all
The point of all of this is, we are all sacred people and need to perceive ourselves as such. We each need to recognize the sacred space in which we exist, “draw a line in the sand,” and work to protect /maintain that space either locally or on a larger scale. Start with a local park, your own yard, your personal space, yourself.
This clip is a lovely reminder that the earth is a sacred space. The heart which resides is that part of the planet also resides in each of us.
Miriam;
Un abrazo y gracias por difundir los mensajes de nuestros indígenas, Bendiciones desde Chia, Cundinamarca, Colombia
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