T-shirt and tote bag collection, Guardians of the Earth.
The time of the Alliance has come, that of the children and Guardians of Mother Earth. In the sky, the mountains, the meadows, the steppes, the savannahs, the forests, the deserts, the marshes, on the edge of the volcanoes... life takes a multitude of different forms, but all of them, animal, vegetable, spores. .. are children of Mother Earth. All are threatened by a deadly whirlwind called “development” or “progress” if one of the many children of our Mother Earth, Man, continues to break the chain of life. Hope lies today in the hearts and vision of indigenous peoples, our Guardians, who have never broken this chain, who have kept in mind that we are only one of its links. Through the beauty of their culture, linked in every way to the abundance of the living world, we perceive the strength of the dialogue they maintain with other forms of life. In “The Alliance”, a powerful fresco, Elen Ture pays homage to the Alliance of Guardians of Mother Nature and Planet Amazon and brings out, in the middle of the most emblematic natural elements and among the four elements, fire, water, earth, air, the magic of the harmonious interrelation between the indigenous Guardians and the animal world. Thus, through the luminous clarity of his vision, which joins theirs, man leaves the top of the pyramid to find, finally, his true place among the children of Mother Earth.
Indigenous people have always cared for Mother Earth and humanity. We hope that it will continue to be like this, with the support of the people of the world. Indigenous prophecies give us the responsibility to tell the world that we must live in peace with each other and with Mother Earth, to ensure harmony within her natural laws and creation. We call for concrete solutions that recognize the rights of indigenous peoples. We call on world leaders, States, the United Nations and civil society to begin a reflection aimed at gradually abandoning the legal systems inherited from the colonial era and replacing them with new ones, treating Nature, Mother Earth as as an entity bearing fundamental rights. We must move towards a paradigm based on indigenous thought and philosophy, which grants equal rights to Nature and which honors the interrelationship between all life and the preservation of Mother Earth. There is no separation between the rights of indigenous peoples and the rights of Mother Earth.
Editorial staff - Gert-Peter Bruch, Founder of Planète Amazone and director of the film Terra Libre.
