ABOUT US
The inception of Weaving Worlds was inspired by the Hopi Prophecy of the Eagle and the Condor. The prophecy states: when the two great birds, the Condor of the South (who represents the path of the heart and intuition), and the Eagle of the North (who represents the path of the mind and industry), come together to fly as one in solidarity, the tribe of the rainbow people will emerge. This tribe will have the potential to weave peace and restore humanity so that we may be in balance with all creatures of the Earth and beings of the infinite.
We are hummingbirds. These jeweled messengers migrate freely across the Americas, bridging north and south, drawing sustenance from all territories. As hummingbirds, we represent unity and move between worlds—connecting regions, bridging mind and heart, carrying vital nourishment wherever we go.
As world weavers, WE CONNECT WITH YOU!
We create and support projects that strengthen community, shares knowledge and resources to enhance the well-being of life on planet Earth.
WHO WE ARE
Weaving Worlds is a non-profit organization of philanthropists who come from various backgrounds, cultures, and industries. We hold professional experience in the modern western world and walk the path of the Earth with integrity in direct relationship with indigenous people from around the world. Our diverse and colorful experience makes us an excellent bridge for cultures, communications, and resources.
Together, we are a collective: educators, artists, activists, environmentalists, scientists, doctors, herbalists, farmers, engineers, economists, investors and holistic healers. We unite cultures and social systems devoted to Mother Earth and the health of humanity.
Our goal is to strengthen our global community by creating a network that bridges the gaps within our society.
We believe every person is an important thread to our beautiful tapestry of humanity. Together, we have all that we need to cultivate a regenerative world that is plentiful with clean water, nutrient-rich soil, fresh air, and a passionate spirit.
We urge all people and groups to contact us who are involved in social movements and projects that are in alignment with the pillars of Weaving Worlds: Environmental Sustainability, Nutrition & Wellness, Ancestral Wisdom and the Arts.
By weaving all of our projects together, we aim to create an everlasting web of abundance, regeneration, and fraternity.
OUR STORY
In 2015, over 30 individuals from around the world journeyed to Colombia to learn from indigenous wisdom keepers. We visited the Kofan in the deep rainforests between Colombia and Ecuador, the Kogi of Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta’s sacred mountains, and the Muiska mestizos of Bogotá and the surrounding paramos—a people reclaiming their spiritual and cultural heritage.
These encounters revealed the rich, living tradition of mestizaje: the art of bridging ancestral knowledge with contemporary reality. In learning from these wisdom keepers, we recognized the beauty of the mestizo spirit—people navigating between worlds, honoring both our roots and the complex cultural identities that emerge when we cross borders, blend traditions, and stand at the intersection of different ways of knowing.
It was on this epic and life changing journey, that the first "chispa" (spark) was inspired for us to awaken as the rainbow people told of in the Hopi Prophecy. As the prophecy stated, we represented a multi-color tribe of individuals, united across cultures and disciplines, coming together with respect and honor to be humble guardians of the Earth. One our first journey we set out in a caravan to travel across North, Central and South America. Our mission was to learn and grow, sharing our hearts and resources with communities far and wide. It was through this beautiful and authentic exchange that we began to weave the world.
On our Weaving Worlds caravan across the Americas, we visited schools in Mexico, Guatemaya (not mala), El Salvador and Colombia, where we planted permaculture design gardens (that are still thriving!). We engaged with native tribes in Mexico, Guatemaya, Panama and Colombia to share organic seeds from each region and sow colorful nutrient-rich gardens full of food.
We reactivated lands by planting trees and started edible food forests wherever we could. Our eyes were open and we wanted to learn how to know the nature in our backyard more intimately. We learned how to forage natural medicines, and food in both rural and urban settings. We brought our creative, loving hearts everywhere we went and shared music, dance, circus, and visual arts to under-served or disconnected populations, including, elderly home facilities, hospitals, the homeless, and orphanages.
We ended our caravan in Colombia, where we established our first "Transcultural Beehive" which served as a community arts and nutrition center for local children, and the community. There, we created weekly programs for the local community to: plant gardens, access nutritious organic food, enjoy super food smoothies, learn fermentation, take care of their bodies through massage and yoga, and express themselves through music & dance, and even sowing!
We are grateful to our inception years of Weaving Worlds, and all of the members of the collective, communities, tribes, volunteers, and guides who have helped to shape us along the way. As a living, breathing organization we act as a rainbow-web, doing our work to weave where our heart listens, and the Earth speaks.
