A two-year project for EarthKeepers culminating
in several large scale ceremonies( over 100 thousand people attended)
for peace and forgiveness facilitated by selected indigenous elders
from around the world.
Earthkeepers
was contracted to recreate an authentic hand-crafted “wattle and
daub” Creek Indian dwelling permanently on display at the Atlanta
Botanical Children’s Gardens.
Nick Brookes,
far left, Chairman and CEO of the Brown and Williamson Corporation,
with the Earthkeepers at the first Earthkeepers Intertribal Kentucky
Derby Thunder Gathering.
PBS and CBS series "Fast
Forward" (2000)
A look 25 years into the future
using current statistics to forecast and determine our destiny.
A conversation regarding this incredible journey, featuring actor
and ecolonomics founder Dennis Weaver
left, and on the right, earthkeeper Tom
Blue Wolf
"A Thousand Years of Peace"
(2000)
An EarthKeepers production at the Coca-Cola
World Teleconferencing Center and sponsored in part by Zoo Atlanta.
This dream-time dance of an ancient Native prophesy with nine movements
involving several indigenous cultures focused on peace for our children
and clean water around the globe.
Amazonian Rainforest Peace Tour
(2002)
Global Healing Forum (2002)
Pictured from left to right at the Global Healing
Forum, in Atlanta, Georgia, is Tom
Blue Wolf, Founder of Earthkeepers,
Dr. Illci Seung-Heun Lee, author of the best selling book
, "Healing Society, A Prescription for Global Enlightenment"
Dr. Lee was recognized as one of the 50 preeminent spiritual leaders
of the world at the U.N in August 2000. For more about Dr. Lee go
to www.healingsociety.com
and Rev. Dr. Barbara King
of Hillside Chapel and Truth Center.
SpiritKeepers Music CDs (1999-2001)
The Native American ensemble of Spiritkeepers
has released two major recordings with award winning results.The
first release "Spiritkeepers
with Jonn Serrie" ( shown at left )and the second, "Sacred
Ground" featuring Danny
Bigay. Pictured at right is Tom
Blue Wolf, spokesperson for and a member of Spiritkeepers.