embodiment of original natural life forms in the present time
Indigenous Soul aims to create a sacred, protected space in Europe that focuses on being human. Here, natural ways of life are to be embodied and interwoven with the present day. A small circle of people, who form the inner core of the Indigenous Soul association, will inhabit this space and enable other people to deeply connect with nature, father-mother-creator, the elemental beings, the Holy Spirit and indigenous knowledge.
Indigenous Soul has planned several concrete projects that aim to combine the wisdom of indigenous traditions with modern approaches and create a sacred, protected space in which people, nature and spiritual forces are in harmony. Here are the most important projects:
Importance of embodying natural, original life forms
Acquisition and leasing of a suitable piece of land in Europe to create a sacred, protected space. This space will serve as a center for spiritual, ecological and social activities and will focus on being human.
Natural dwellings such as yurts and tipis will be built on the land, allowing residents and visitors to live in simplicity and in harmony with nature. An essential companion in creating the sacred space is Grandfather Fire, who gives us direction in life. The sacred space is created and guarded by the association's steering committee.
Our project highlights the importance of embodying natural, original life forms in Europe, especially at a time when many people are looking for meaning and new ways to live in harmony with nature and its rhythms. This project not only represents a model for sustainable living, but also promotes reconnection with the natural roots of humanity.
In the protected space of Indigenous Soul, a small collective will embody natural life forms and enables other people to experience profound healing and expansion of consciousness through the connection with nature, the elemental beings and the Holy Spirit / the creative source. This work is supported by the use of tools such as breathwork, sound healing, healing music and the integration of the archetypal feminine and masculine and the co living of the Elements in the pure form.
Integrating Essene Wisdom into Indigenous Soul
The Essenes and their Spiritual Practices: The Essenes were a spiritual community known for their deep knowledge of healing, meditation, and a strong connection to nature. They lived in harmony with the natural rhythms of the earth and maintained a way of life that was both spiritually and physically purifying and healing. These practices included fasting, meditation, and the conscious use of herbs and other natural remedies.
Integrating into Indigenous Soul: Indigenous Soul strives to revive these ancient Essene practices and knowledge and integrate them into the daily life of the community. We plan to integrate the Essene wisdom and rituals into our lives and weave them into the present day, including:
- Healing practices: The application of Essene healing methods based on natural remedies, fasting and energetic cleansing techniques to promote physical and mental health.
- Meditation and prayer: Daily meditation and prayer practices rooted in the Essene tradition to strengthen the connection to Father-Mother Creator (God) and promote inner balance.
- Community living: A way of life aligned with the principles of the cosmos and based on the sacred relationship as was common among the Essenes. This includes the building of community projects such as gardens and nature-based living arrangements.
- Connection with nature: The deep connection to nature as cultivated by the Essenes is strengthened through our Earth Guardian practice. This practice involves consciously caring for and protecting the land on which we live, as well as performing rituals to maintain harmony between humans and nature.
Keepers of the land: The role of Indigenous Soul
A central part of our Indigenous Soul project is the role as guardians of the land, which is based on a deep understanding and respect for nature and its spiritual powers. Our work aims to maintain the balance between the physical world and the spiritual world by seeing ourselves as bridge builders between people and natural forces.
Integration of spiritual wisdom
The wisdom and practices cultivated in Indigenous Soul are an integral part of our work on the land. We create a sacred space that serves as a channel for healing and the preservation of the balance between people and nature. Through our deep connection to nature and the cosmic forces, we care for the land not only physically but also spiritually. In harmonious relationship with the elements and the overarching spiritual principle, we preserve and protect this sacred space through the original form of life that we embody as Indigenous Soul.
Rituals and Pagamentos on the land
Regular rituals and Pagamentos are performed on the land to strengthen and preserve the spiritual balance of the earth. These ritual offerings are a central part of our practice and serve to promote and renew the connection between people and the spiritual forces of nature.
These rituals promote a deep connection to the earth and support our vision of preserving the land as a sacred space. Through this spiritual care, the land becomes a place where wholeness, growth and spiritual development are promoted.
Working and living with mules and natural dwellings
Natural dwellings in the inner circle:
The inner circle of Indigenous Soul inhabits and revives traditional, original dwellings such as yurts and tipis. These natural forms of housing promote a deep connection to nature and create a space in which simplicity and originality are the focus. Living in these dwellings strengthens the close relationship with the earth and promotes a return to a sustainable way of life.
Experience of natural living:
There is also the opportunity for people to live in these natural dwellings on the land for a while. This experience allows you to fully immerse yourself in the natural environment, .
Daily companions and healing partners:
Mules are not only our daily companions on this path, but they also play a central role in our healing processes. Their calm and steady nature helps us to stay connected to the earth and ourselves. Their presence helps to maintain a deep connection to nature and promote the processes of inner healing. These animals are an integral part of our lives and are included in all aspects of our work with respect and appreciation.
One main vision is, to also build ceremonial houses, according to ancestral wisdom. With local material and the promised help of our indigenous siblings like the Kogis (Colombia). It is in the presence of the sacred fire in which our ancestors came together to remember our origin, teach the youth , heal and rebalance disharmonies within the community and find solutions for the obstacles that present themselves in this human experience.
With these ancestral buildings we want to set a milestone in reconnecting humankind with ancestral knowledge, and as living example of a gathering space, where we unite to study the book of life with all its chapters
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Natural materials and craftsmanship:
In our community, we attach great importance to returning to traditional craftsmanship and making fabrics from natural materials such as nettle, hemp and linen. We want to take the entire process - from spinning the yarn to making clothes - into our own hands. Other craft courses are offered for this, such as pottery, etc.
Use of traditional and modern methods:
We will use both traditional techniques to make yarn and fabrics and use selected machines to support the process. The aim is to preserve the craft tradition while creating sustainable, high-quality materials for our community and making them accessible to the public.
Creating our own clothing:
Our vision is not only to produce fabrics, but also to design and manufacture our own clothing. This clothing will reflect the connection with nature and the principles of simplicity and sustainability that are anchored in our work. There is also the idea of making our own collection of clothing available to the public through the association.
Abwun Dbashmaya
