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Sacred Wisdom Sacred Earth

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Sacred Wisdom Sacred Earth

"Our Earth is sacred. She is alive."

2025

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Filmed over three years, “Sacred Wisdom Sacred Earth” documents the interconnected stories of the Indigenous people of the Great Lakes, beginning with the Ho-Chunk Nation, and expanding outward to a global call for unity and environmental healing.

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