Additional information:
There is a Sacred Site in Ubuntu Village open to all the participants of the WSSD and other guests of the Village and the WSSD. Surrounded by an open space for sacred ceremonies and rituals, there is a tribal link of Indigenous dwellings to be used for quiet reflection, meditation and prayer. Sponsored by Tribal Link Foundation (US), the area will have thatched huts that fit over 75 people and smaller ones around 30 or 40. If you are interested in doing a sacred activity at the Sacred Space, please contact: Diane Williams at DMBWilliams2000@yahoo.com
Photo “splash of single drop in still water ”by Adam Hart-Davis: http://aj.hd.org
Courtesy of DHD Photo Gallery: http://www.hd.org/Damon/photos
There is a Sacred Site in Ubuntu Village open to all the participants of the WSSD and other guests of the Village and the WSSD. Surrounded by an open space for sacred ceremonies and rituals, there is a tribal link of Indigenous dwellings to be used for quiet reflection, meditation and prayer. Sponsored by Tribal Link Foundation (US), the area will have thatched huts that fit over 75 people and smaller ones around 30 or 40. If you are interested in doing a sacred activity at the Sacred Space, please contact: Diane Williams at DMBWilliams2000@yahoo.com
Photo “splash of single drop in still water ”by Adam Hart-Davis: http://aj.hd.org
Courtesy of DHD Photo Gallery: http://www.hd.org/Damon/photos