The New Rainbow Warrior

"There will come a time when the Earth grows sick and when it does a tribe will gather from all the cultures of the World who believe in deeds and not words. They will work to heal it...they will be known as the "Warriors of the Rainbow."   - Native American Prophecy

7 days of 100% raw food

7 days of self love and oneness with community and the earth

7 colors of the rainbow to use to look within

Above is the Maia Mandala we here at the earth village are guided with.

I was swimming in the sea yesterday and saw this beautiful rainbow on the sky. A beautiful affirmation of who I am in alignment to the next intentions to come.

I am overly grateful for the beautiful energies and spirits here at Maia Earth Village. There are around 11 countries represented sharing the common intention and vision of oneness by connecting with self, others, and the earth.

Maia's Internet Cafe (photo by Pi Villaraza)

I write on top of a hill with a beautiful view of the mountains and the sky kissing. This is the only spot with wifi access. The wind is blowing strong and the tarp on top of me is blowing like the ship’s sail. 

Two months ago, I rode a ship to Cagayan de Oro to do arts relief work for survivors of Hurricane Washi, an overdue effect of climate change. While on the ship I recalled being on Greenpeace’s Rainbow Warrior for a climate change campaign 5 years earlier. Now, I feel like on the same ship with the heavy flapping sound of the tarp playing with the wind on top of me while I sit on my yoga mat up on this hill. This time, becoming the rainbow warrior myself.

Sailing on the Rainbow Warrior at 24 for the Renewable Energy Campaign

I am meditating on many things while I am here: to continue with my Masters in Arts for Peacebuilding, to continue with arts relief work in Cagayan de Oro, and if to continue accepting job offers and/or opportunities that may not be directly aligned to my own birth vision.

Most of all, I am here to answer, understand, and become this question: Who Am I?

(Maia mandala photo by Pi Villaraza)