"Where Olive Trees Weep" offers a searing window into the struggles and resilience of the Palestinian people under Israeli occupation. Watch the full trailer now: #GazaCeasefireNow #crisisingaza.

We’ve put so much distance between ourselves and Earth—even in the simplest ways, like never walking barefoot anymore. We’ve closed the channels to our origins. Donald Del Laverdure reminded us that disconnection isn’t just philosophical—it’s physical.

Please join us for a reckoning; a collective refusal; a gathering of those who cannot stay silent while genocide is being livestreamed.

In a moving conversation, Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters speaks with raw honesty about Gaza, the collapse of Western moral frameworks, and the urgent need for conscience in the face of empire.

Jungwon Kim reminded us that grief is not meant to be carried alone. In circle, the weight shifts. The silence becomes a cradle. Healing happens not just through words—but through presence, breath, and the sacred act of listening.

🌀 Indigenous animism isn’t about transaction—it’s about relationship. It’s a circular knowing that all beings are connected in a living web. ✨ Watch the film and explore more teachings like this. 🎥 Learn more at

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Vandria Borari names what so often goes unspoken:.Colonization was not just about taking land. It was the imposition of an entire culture of violence—against women, against the land itself, against the relationships that held communities together.

We honor, Joanna Macy, who has transitioned from this form—AND acknowledge that her teachings, her courage, her active hope remain rooted in the soil of our collective becoming. 🌿. May her legacy live as breath in the web of life.

Fredrick Johnson names the bitter paradox at the heart of colonization:.Those who claimed moral superiority—who called themselves advanced, enlightened, civilized—brought devastation wherever they went.

These words feel like soft roots emerging from our hearts back to the Earth🙏🌎 #quotes #quoteoftheday

A beautiful reminder of our time together for the launch of The Eternal Song and the 7 Day Gathering, portraits of the guardians of The Eternal Song and some of the SAND family by artist Dylan Sara. watch the film and host a screening by visiting

We had the honor of filming with Byambajargal Gombodorj, an extraordinary singer and keeper of the ancient Urtiin duu long song tradition. Standing beneath the endless Mongolian sky, her voice seemed to merge with the wind itself—stretching across the vast steppe

First day of filming in Mongolia. Out on the wide steppe, we recorded Batzorig’s Khoomei—throat-singing that seems to rise from the bones of the land itself. Fast sounds transmit the memory of fast skies and galloping herds.

Dhinawan Baker & Joe Williams remind us that culture isn’t just passed down in words—it lives in the land. The hills, the rivers, the rocks, the trees: all part of a living archive that sings us back to who we are.

In one of the film’s most resonant moments, Bayo Akomolafe & Iya Affo share how modern frameworks of healing often hyper-fixate on the individual—reducing complexity to diagnosis, and turning pain into a solitary project.

🌿 With deep gratitude, thank you for watching, sharing, and donating through Where the Olive Trees Weep. Your contributions have helped distribute clean water to families in Gaza in collaboration with Project Hope for Palestine—a vital act of care in a time of immense need

Hereditary Chief Na’Moks of the Tsayu Clan, Wet’suwet’en Territory, has dedicated his life to preserving First Nations culture, traditions, and lands.

At a time when the violence in Gaza and across the Middle East tears at our shared humanity, we are called to remember that war is never only in the past. join us by registering on on our event page

With proceeds from our previous film The Wisdom of Trauma, we donated $5,000 to help Indigenous students return home and replant these trees in their communities. 🎥 Learn more and get involved:

Prayers and deep gratitude for Joanna Macy, one of our treasured mentors, as she crosses over. Joanna is a beloved elder to so many across our Living Earth. At 96, she has lived a life in widening circles—teaching, singing, guiding, and loving this world with fierce devotion. 🙏🏼