Yraceburu Builds Bridges Cross-Culturally

May 24, 2011 - PRLog -- The WisdomKeepers are aware of the commonalities between their own philosophies on the 2012 and the Yraceburu Family living life-belief system/philosophy.  "We are interested in sharing some of what we have based our lives on regarding these changing times," said Maria Yraceburu. The group will share discussions, ceremonies, and history during the Beyond 2012: Navigating Spirit-Earth Changes Conference to be held tentatively at the ancient Navigational Stones on the Big Island of Hawaii, November 0th-12th.  
  Hawaii is a focal point in the Lemurian Stories carried by most Indigenous Philosophies.  As the Earth Changes scattering the Ring of Fire approach the 2012 scenario put forth by the Mayan, the WisdomKeepers that will be present, wish the world to know the truth on how to surf the channels of experience and influx of energies.  Many of the # WisdomKeepers that will be sharing are well known for their areas of expertise in this arena.  "Humans do not have control over what the planet does, but we can partner to ease the transitions," explained Yraceburu, who considers herself more of an emissary for the others in the group, "and here on the Big Island, Kiliauea… Pele… sends us signs to know what to do.  We've been watching and as the volcanos erupt, and the earthquakes take place, it is important to know how to read the Mother's Language.  It has to be done with attention, so that we are clear on what our actions need to be, and that's what we're doing here… attentive action."
    As preparation, the WisdomKeepers will have a prescheduled day at the Promise Place on the west side of the island on November 8th, that is open to conference attendees.   WisdomKeepers in attendance include: Native American idealist, Maria Yraceburu; Hawaiian Kahuna and Kahu, Kalei'iliahi and William Iaukea; Metaphysical healers, author and speakers, Michael and Raphaelle Tamara; Mayan timekeeper and healer, Domingo Sosa Lopez and Regina Cuma Chavez; Toltec Curandera, Maria Teresa Valenzula; Ifa/Orisha Priestess, Oloya Tyeimba; and tentatively, Jemez Pueblo Entertainers & Elders, Flo and Sal Yepa; Hawaiian Navigators and a Rinponche.  Yraceburu and her life partner, Lynda have been assisting spiritual and cultural exchange programs in earth tradition since 1996.  Yraceburu (Apache), along with other cross-cultural extended family members, have traveled back and forth between Hawaii and the American southwest over the past decade, building a bridge of common understanding for the world to learn from.

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The Yraceburu Family is dedicated to evolutional earth consciousness and community. Guided by the tlish diyan philosophy of matriarch Maria Yraceburu, we co-created a connection and eco-spiritual lifestyle for t5th World Humans. We believe that Coming Together – rooted in the timeless wisdom of indigenous earth philosophies, epitomizing a truly all-encompassing attitude – is essential for the co-creation, and existence of world reality as peace. By touching the earth and honoring tradition, of individual and communal, of sustainability and responsibility, the extended, traditional system of the Yraceburu Family seeks to motivate a dynamic Web of Life engagement with the greatest potential for self actualization and fulfillment, a lifestyle for the ongoing tradition of humans evolving into humane.

For more information and to register
http://www.yraceburu.org/Hawaii2011.html