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Encounters With Star People: "They Meant Us No Harm. Grandpa Called Them Our Ancestors" – Collective Evolution - Vimarsana News

Encounters With Star People: "They Meant Us No Harm. Grandpa Called Them Our Ancestors" – Collective Evolution

The Facts: Dr. Ardy Sixkiller Clarke, a Professor Emeritus at Montana State University who is Cherokee/Choctaw has been researching the Star People and collecting encounters between them and Native Indians for many years. This article shares one of many. Reflect On: How many races are out there doing star travel? How many have visited our planet? How many are visiting our planet? What are the implications? Will our race ever traverse the stars in search of new worlds? Before you begin... Take a moment and breathe. Place your hand over your chest area, near your heart. Breathe slowly into the ...

Natiruts, Ziggy Marley, Yalitza Aparicio Sing for Unity of the Americas – NBC Chicago - Vimarsana News

Natiruts, Ziggy Marley, Yalitza Aparicio Sing for Unity of the Americas – NBC Chicago

“América Vibra” includes a musical video directed by Rick Brombal which combines images of the Brazilian Senate, the White House and other iconic places covered or surrounded by vegetation in an allusion to the power of nature over that of men. The single's cover image, which shows the faces of the three artists painted in colorful geometric figures, was developed by Brazilian muralist Carlos Eduardo Fernandes Léo, better known as Kobra. “The idea (for the song) arose in 2019, before the pandemic,” said Carlo in a recent interview with The Associated Press from his home-studio in Br...

Encounters With Star People: Three Native Indians Describe An Encounter Of The "First Kind" – Collective Evolution - Vimarsana News

Encounters With Star People: Three Native Indians Describe An Encounter Of The "First Kind" – Collective Evolution

The Facts: Dr. Ardy Sixkiller Clarke, a Professor Emeritus at Montana State University who is Cherokee/Choctaw has been researching the Star People, and collecting encounters between them and Native Indians for many years. This article shares one of many. Reflect On: Are we alone? If not, what are the implications when the public becomes fully aware of this? How will it change the way we look at the nature of reality and how we live here, and why we live the way we do? Before you begin... Take a moment and breathe. Place your hand over your chest area, near your heart. Breathe slowly into the...

Natiruts, Ziggy Marley, Yalitza Aparicio Sing for Unity of the Americas – NBC4 Washington - Vimarsana News

Natiruts, Ziggy Marley, Yalitza Aparicio Sing for Unity of the Americas – NBC4 Washington

“América Vibra” includes a musical video directed by Rick Brombal which combines images of the Brazilian Senate, the White House and other iconic places covered or surrounded by vegetation in an allusion to the power of nature over that of men. The single's cover image, which shows the faces of the three artists painted in colorful geometric figures, was developed by Brazilian muralist Carlos Eduardo Fernandes Léo, better known as Kobra. “The idea (for the song) arose in 2019, before the pandemic,” said Carlo in a recent interview with The Associated Press from his home-studio in Br...

Natiruts, Ziggy Marley, Yalitza Aparicio Sing for Unity of the Americas – NBC New York - Vimarsana News

Natiruts, Ziggy Marley, Yalitza Aparicio Sing for Unity of the Americas – NBC New York

“América Vibra” includes a musical video directed by Rick Brombal which combines images of the Brazilian Senate, the White House and other iconic places covered or surrounded by vegetation in an allusion to the power of nature over that of men. The single's cover image, which shows the faces of the three artists painted in colorful geometric figures, was developed by Brazilian muralist Carlos Eduardo Fernandes Léo, better known as Kobra. “The idea (for the song) arose in 2019, before the pandemic,” said Carlo in a recent interview with The Associated Press from his home-studio in Br...