Our goal is a wildly successful worldwide exhibition stirring people’s innate love of life and triggering an immediate shift in awareness. What we love, we will protect. It is our intention that visitors leave with a conviction of the heart, aware that our actions will determine the quality of life on Earth for the foreseeable future.
The Rama Exhibition is currently on display at Mokupāpapa Discovery Center
DOING OUR PART TO CHANGE THE DREAM
Our job is to “change the dream” of the modern world. The indigenous shamans and elders …teach that “the world is as you dream it.” The dream we have had in the modern world, they say, is a dream of more – more factories, more companies, more freeways, more houses, more money, more buildings, more cars, more everything. The wise indigenous elders and shamans point out that that dream is now becoming a nightmare rippling across our great Earth, and wreaking havoc.
To many it feel's like the Earth's finite resources are declining so fast that we must compete in any way and at any cost. From that view the world is governed in a way that fewer and fewer people have a real chance to win.
Changing the dream may really mean to see the world completely differently – as indigenous people do. They see a world that is totally sufficient, animated with spirit, intelligent, mystical, responsive, and creative—constantly generating and regenerating itself in harmony with the great diversity of resources that support and collaborate with one another through the mystery of life. They see human beings as part of that great mystery, each human being having an infinite capacity to create, collaborate, and contribute.
Lynne Twist, Co-Founder, Pachamama Alliance, from The Soul of Money
Indigenous wisdom explains that we live through the dream we have of our future, and we cannot change our actions and our habits without changing our dream. What we do will always be in accordance with our dream. The elders state that we can change and uplift the dream within one generation. That’s really good news. Once enough of transform the dream to one filled with abundance, beauty, peace, and prosperity and we connect with each other, it will manifest in reality.
Increasing awareness, we can build a dream of respect, harmony and stewardship of the natural world and each other. In this dream, there is enough great work to satisfy the gifts, talents, and passions of every person on Earth. No one will be left out. We will build a dream based on state-of-the-art agricultural, energy, technology and transportation systems with magnificent green buildings covered with living walls, rooftop gardens, and infrastructures teaming with native and edible trees, plants and wildlife, and have a positive impact on nature and humanity.
This is an attainable, sustainable dream of great power and beauty that will benefit everyone. Let’s build it.
…the job is to “change the dream” of the modern world. The indigenous shamans and elders …teach that “the world is as you dream it.” The dream we have had in the modern world, they say, is a dream of more – more factories, more companies, more freeways, more houses, more money, more buildings, more cars, more everything. These wise elders and shamans point out that that dream is now becoming a nightmare rippling across our great Earth, and wreaking havoc.
It has seemed to be a world where fixed, finite resources are declining so fast that we must compete in any way and at any cost to be among the people who can survive and be on top. From that view…we run the world in a way that fewer and fewer people have a real chance to win.
Changing the dream may really mean to see the world completely differently – as indigenous people do. They see a world that is totally sufficient, animated with spirit, intelligent, mystical, responsive, and creative—constantly generating and regenerating itself in harmony with the great diversity of resources that support and collaborate with one another through the mystery of life. They see human beings as part of that great mystery, each human being having an infinite capacity to create, collaborate, and contribute.