Land Acknowledgment
We seek to right the injustice of the erasure of the Indigenous people who originally inhabited these lands by honoring their history and traditions. This land was stewarded by the Arapaho, Apache, Cheyenne, Sioux, and Ute Nations. S.A.C.R.Ed Eco-Center recognizes the enduring relationships between many Indigenous peoples and their traditional homelands. We are grateful for the territory upon which we gather today and respect the original stewards of this land. May we continue to do the work to bring justice, healing, education, and sustainable relationships to be embodied through S.A.C.R.Ed Eco-Center’s mission, vision, and purpose.
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S.A.C.R.Ed Eco-Center Welcomes You
The touching of foreheads is an ancient greeting that honors the heart and soul of another human being. Amongst the Maori, it is nose to nose, forehead to forehead and called hongi. The Hawaiians call it honi and it is practiced amongst the Tibetans and the desert Bedouins. For the priestesses of Astera, this is how we bless the Beloved. Third eye to third eye – sharing the sacred breath.” – Gaia Codex
Our Mission,Vision and Purpose
Mission Statement:
Healing through Indigenous Ways of Being and Knowing.
Vision:
We hold brave, safe spaces for our communities to thrive and emerge as change agents, healers and leaders.
Purpose:
To communally heal our BIPOC communities by providing access to mental health resources, empowering food sovereignty and encouraging advocacy in action.
