Holocaust & Healing

Those who died in the period of 1845-1850 through forced starvation were bereft of a modicum of human care and compassion in their final hours. The shallow graves indicative of the little strength that was left in those who remained to dig any deeper. Our healing journey as a nation requires that we give these souls something they lacked in the manner of their death. We carry the race memory of their passing in every cell of our DNA and it cries out now for healing. The bones just beneath the surface in these unmarked mass graves around the country are beginning to wake up too in these fevered times. They can feel something is in the air. Something they haven't felt for a long, long time. They are beginning to feel again that they are loved and cherished. We have neglected our dead for too long and we have neglected the Earth that holds them. It is the Earth itself that has waited for us to ask. It is the Earth itself which will return them to our loving embrace.