Land Acknowledgement
We acknowledge all our relatives, the rocks, the mountains, the sacred waters, the insect world, and the plant kingdom.
We take a moment to breathe and connect with the land we are on. We take a moment to breathe and acknowledge the ancestors, those that are here and those that are yet to come. We take another breath to acknowledge that our relationship with the land is reciprocal, that this land does not belong to us. We belong to the land.
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