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Global Prayer for Lions - follow up
About This Webinar
Since our further call, there have been some positive developments. The Parliamentary inquiry was held, and the outcome was completely unexpected. Giving stakeholders more time to be heard. South African National Parks were found to be in breach of parliamentary orders and the signed agreement around the Greater Kruger hunting laws was declared null and void.
We call on you for further prayers that all parties in support of our Global Living Heritage, the White Lions, be heard. That the governing authorities wake up and see that times are critical and our wild spaces need to be fully protected.
Please join us at this time to lend your prayers and visualisations for the Freedom and Protection of all lions.
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Featured Presenters
Core Facilitator and Founder of Animaltalk Africa
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. She works closely with Baboon Matters Trust and the Global White Lion Protection Trust who she supports through the global meditations and prayers, right here on Big Marker. She is one of the few people invited to facilitate groups at Tsau Conservancy in South Africa where the rare and sacred White Lions roam free in a protected area of their endemic homeland.
In 2010 she founded AnimalTalk Africa's online Academy, which has developed into a wonderful like-minded community of people learning how to communicate with the animals.
To learn more about her work please visit www.animaltalkafrica.co.za
In 2010 she founded AnimalTalk Africa's online Academy, which has developed into a wonderful like-minded community of people learning how to communicate with the animals.
To learn more about her work please visit www.animaltalkafrica.co.za
Assistant
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 Leadership Academy and supports Wynter with the ATAOA Forum and holds practice sessions for students.
CEO and founder of the Global White Lion Trust
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 the urgent protection of the critically endangered White Lions, regarded as the King of Kings by African elders. Despite their rarity and cultural importance, the White Lions have no protected status and may be trophy hunted in the wild and in captivity.
Linda founded the Global White Lion Protection Trust, a leader in community-based conservation, after nearly 10 years of intensive research on both the cultural and conservation importance of the White Lions in this region.
Linda founded the Global White Lion Protection Trust, a leader in community-based conservation, after nearly 10 years of intensive research on both the cultural and conservation importance of the White Lions in this region.
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Conversation
8:35 AM - Sunday - March 3, 2019
Prayer by Khoisan Zulu High Medicine Man:
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.
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.
Daniela Schommarz
8:10 AM - Sunday - March 3, 2019
What a pity, I tried several times to access the webinar and it says I am in the conference room but there is no sound and all the options are blocked. I will sit in prayer on my own then and join you in thoughts. Love to everyone attending and the lions.
9:36 AM - Sunday - March 3, 2019
So sorry Daniela! The recording is already available so you're not too far behind us! Blessings to you!
Jane
7:47 AM - Sunday - March 3, 2019
The Timing of webinar (March 3rd. at 3 P.M.) seems to be an auspicious and powerful time for our gathering, isn't it? All those 3's.
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