The Collective Pulse | Honoring the Indigenous Wisdom

Hello and welcome to the Collective Pulse for the week of May 4th.

Let us close our eyes and we are going to explore.

Read the energy of what most serves for leaders to know at this time who are building the new world.

What I see right away is.

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The old world It's an image of a teepee.

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The Indian ceremonial um building that is constructed of the wood and then the I guess buffalo skin or hide around it.

Everything in energy speaks in symbols.

So why would I see a teepee when I'm asking about how we build the new world?

And it feels like a reminder to.

To honor the ceremony,

To honor the wisdom.

That has been held in the indigenous cultures.

The symbol to me of a teepee feels like,

Ancient wisdom being shared.

And healed and created in a sacred space.

And.

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That we have reverence for that my my heart when i see the tp has this feeling of oh yes that's where the the beauty and the richness and the depth.

Is created.

It's in these small gatherings of wise elders who are tapping into the magic in their form of magic.

So the ceremonial aspect feels very important.

So why would this be an image that we would see for leaders at this time?

I think for many of us,

Because there are.

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There are so many different groups with different opinions.

And everyone is trying very carefully to walk around what is appropriate what is not correct how do we say it how do we not say it can feel like I'd rather not say anything than say it wrong.

And.

Me stumbling through how to describe the tipi and what it means to me when I see that image is an example of How do we honor what we know is true,

What we know we can feel?

From lineages,

From perhaps past lifetimes that we have lived.

From the cultures that we have studied and respected.

How do we weave that wisdom,

That knowing?

In as leaders who perhaps are not directly connected to a lineage or not.

Descendant of a shaman,

How do we honor without being disrespectful or appropriating or stepping on the toes of something.

I guess the example I'm giving here is we do it with respect.

We do it by saying we don't know all the information,

But we can feel what the message is.

We can feel what the wisdom is that wants to be shared.

And allow that to come through as leaders.

I think not Um,

Acknowledging it all.

Ignoring it is more disrespectful than trying to say it and then finding our words,

Finding our way as we lead and learning as we go.

We are in a time where I believe indigenous wisdom is going to become.

Lived it's going to come through and we are going to be walking the path that shamans for lifetimes have been telling us would arrive.

We're in this time of great change.

Massive.

Evolution as a humanity.

And part of that evolution is the returning to the indigenous wisdom.

And so there's going to be bridging.

There's going to be ways that it will weave in that maybe won't be comfortable for us as leaders to try to name.

I'm sitting here stumbling in front of you.

But not saying anything isn't the answer either.

So it feels like for this week,

The guidance is to pay attention to the images,

The symbols.

The indigenous messages that may arrive in your awareness.

In unexpected ways and perhaps before you would sort of put them to the side.

This message is saying don't do that.

Go deeper.

Lean into it.

Learn.

Read.

Follow the symbols,

The signs,

The pathway and see where it takes you.

And then ask for guidance if you don't know.

Go to the people who have the wisdom.

Learn from those who are holding it with and for us.

And we'll see where it takes us.

We have Pluto going retrograde this week.

We just had a full moon in Scorpio.

Massively detoxing my system.

And we have Mother's Day coming up next weekend.

We are really in a heightened sensitivity period of time.

Our emotions may be more raw.

Dreams more active,

There may just be more that we're feeling.

And so really take the time that you need this week to honor that and to be patient with yourself.

For all of us,

Happy Mother's Day,

Honoring the mothers and the grandmothers and the great grandmothers and all of the ones yet to come.

So much love.