Our last Global Prayer for Lions focussed on the hunting legislation in the private reserves bordering South Africa's Kruger National Park. Subsequently, our letter to the South African Parliament asking for a moratorium has been acknowledged and the outcome is a 2 day Parliamentary inquiry taking place on the 5th & 6th February 2019.
This is fantastic news, as relevant stakeholders within the community now have an opportunity to be represented. Linda Tucker will be presenting at the inquiry.
Once again we call on you to lend your powerful prayers to the outcome of this inquiry- for the freedom of all Lions; Freedom to roam safely in their natural habitat without the threat of the trophy hunters' guns.
Wynter is based in Cape Town and has been practicing as a Professional Animal Communicator since 2002. She is the author of "Where is Biggles?" and teaches introduction and advanced workshops internationally. Her deep love is for African Wildlife....
In 1991, after being rescued by a Tsonga medicine woman from a dangerous encounter with a pride of lions, Linda Tucker gave up a career in international marketing and fashion to become a conservationist. Since then she has dedicated her life to...
Janine grew up in Australia but now lives in Norway. She met Wynter in 2004 when they both lived in England and she qualified as a practitioner through Wynter's Animaltalk Africa Online Academy in 2016. Janine is a participant of the White Lion...
Thanks for sending us the prayer. I got chills as Linda read it and emotions welled up and brought me to tears.
Phyllis Tatten
1:53 PM - Sunday - January 27, 2019
Linda Tucker, Forgive me if this has been asked already. Have you presented to those who want trophy hunting for money that they transform it to trophy hunting with cameras vs. guns? I know this would still be disruptive for the lions, but could save their lives as we wait for others to wake up. It is beyond me why people would kill such beautiful creatures. Who wants the dead bodies of their victims hanging on their walls - only serial killer types. Much better to have photos & videos of these magnificent ones to enjoy, to educate. I will be praying for you, for them Feb 5th, 6th. Blessings, Phyllis
Avoice rises from the parched valleys of my ancient motherland, a lonely voice above the hills of eternal Africa, an appeal to those who do not care, to those who have no ears. A plea to those who choose to be nothing in the face of monstrous evil: Leave the lions of Timbavati alone. Do not destroy the sacred lions of the Gods of Africa.
No-one in their right mind would ever travel to India, and massacre the white Brahmin cattle that roam the crowded streets of India’s cities. No-one in their right mind would ever travel to Siam and there murder the rare White Elephants that we find in that country. But people come to my motherland, people come to
South Africa, to brutally murder the White Lions of Timbavati in the name of manliness and in the name of sport. The sacred icons of other races and nations in this world are respected, revered and protected. But the icons of Africa are massacred
with cold impunity, sometimes with the connivance of some of Africa’s own children.
I understand, much to my sorrow, that there is not a single White Lion left in the wild. And I ask myself: Did we win our freedom for this? This quiet devastation of our country’s most sacred animals? Did we, by joining the ranks of the democratic countries of the world, also join those people who see it as their task to denude this planet of all life?
I want to join Linda Tucker’s appeal.
I say: Please. Leave South Africa’s White Lions alone. Let them breed once more. Let them walk tall in the wilderness which is their mother.