opportunity to talk about  be in the presence of a great work that's going to be able to liberate people not just the indigenous people but the african american community and anyone else  were deliberating process and so were the name would like you to if you could do in this show because it's not is it in depth is the other so like you maybe two to comment on some of this material that you ourself in terms of our deficient self image but who we are as a precious child so that is a picture of the spiritual sacred self identity our mother and father so this is actually the picture of a child in in what would you say that is a crib it is a cradle board a cradle board yes and so the right side of the cradle is there representing the mother  taught that that's the whole purpose of bringing this information or teaching to the general public is that they have to the healthy adults can make intervention by  creator are the laws of the land in the secret language language that we had was lost to us and even through that throughout that transatlantic slave  and with that we over the last four hundred years and counting we have because we because we are our minds and our being is absent of and have been disconnected from the creator we've been disconnected from our sacred language we've been disconnected from our spirit the spiritual principles that we have lived by then we have if you don't have that as absolute then there is something that must be and that is also has moved into the place of that and so what it what it is is that we are operating off of the european op the european mindset which is not it which is not of our  who we are and where we come from our relationship with the creator i want to use this as an example i think it would get a shot of this box here that's perfect and do a close up on a pl the child so when the child comes and there's a bonding and nurturing well the socialization process has turned the mother away from her into her deficient self and so when the child comes and the socialization is like child would do this and that's that's what we have today in terms of conflict between the generations between the genders and what is domestic violence within the family of interpersonal violence and lateral violence they're all from unresolved anger issues but they're all displaced as well in this list more along on the book tour here you see this is a little bit about you this is about to charge and skills and tools to teach young children who they are spiritual who they really are screwed because we're giving them an idea an identity of using their five senses as  a weapon against them self and others and we're valuing that more than so i just want to bring that out as a tip to parents that it's a question that people need to make a different lifetime work of illustrating how to get out of windows thank you and decision making through a ceremonial change process which is a unifying process to a win win decision making and then finding the creative solution and also to bring that into the life application the book women of power will  the teaching about our identity as a precious child is coming from grandparents to the next generation so that's called seventh generation and that means that every decision is for the next seven generations so are we giving the gift of life or we give and the are we giving death and destruction to the next generation so that is a book about women women of power meaning that women are the nurturers of life givers and of course the male is a protector provider of women and that when there is a healthy helping a healthy relationship between the divine feminine divine masculine then when we have the male and female life gender task is what it's called and then there there is today no animosity and aggression which is happening within women and within men so that's what you're seeing between men and women and to restore that is is still going on today in terms of alcohol alcoholism among people of color and that leads to of course incarceration in prison system so my opinion about school and relocation that means loss of language land yeah so we had us us describing that is loss of relative loss of everything and our identity as well and that's what created the the need for alcohol because it's numbing the pain most likely to survive is a better way the wind blew system and recruiting our young people to participate in their own school in his school in lawrence county and my parents were severely punished my mother was given bread and water and put in a dark room until she was broken of her choctaw like my father because we moved back to the reservation where i was born where i grew up he was a medicine person he gave forty years and three generations of healing services to people so he did not give up his language however in my generation i was violent way to beat acculturated and to be forced into into converting to some other belief system different from our own way of being in harmony and balance within the loss of age or in the next picture the next picture is a picture of myself because i brought that to show that even though i went to boarding school and what i was subject to in in my lifetime were exile in our own country american indian are on reservations and i was born on the navajo reservation i grew up there and i had this inner resolve to not give up myself so that that's a picture that represents my identity that i've been dancing for forty six years and i grew up with the drummy and singing in ceremony so i never allowed the catholic nuns in boarding school to to take me out of who who i am and what i know how to do which is learn how to heal from my and my father who was my teacher he initiated in the issue to me when i was eight years old so or thirty six maybe even thirty six inches in diameter it's very large scale resize and it's a picture of the stuff and image and a representation illustration of the the like probably ninety eight percent and then fire is temperature and air and corn is a symbol for food so that image says self empowerment i am a perfect beautiful powerful and intelligent and creative eternal spirit of light love love laughter happiness and abundance so we need to teach young people how to affirm our sacred news and affirm the goodness in the vanity that is us and around us all that is a picture of the rainbow which is our sovereignty again this rainbow connects with the cradle board and this and that precious child image of our connection to all divine her experience and how she came about writing this book it's very important that every african american family anybody to pick up this book because she really goes into depth and talking about the european legacy and what actually happened to us during this slavery and the whole the whole transatlant that african americans not all but some don't understand the significance and knowing in depth about what had happened to us and a lot of things that patricia has brought creator has been like you demonstrated had been disconnected and plugged into someplace else we did not come over here with the we didn't have we weren't involved in certain all that and so she's one of my favorite authors and i asked the community to take a good look at that they get to get the book and take a good look at is very important the next book is written by another one of my favorite authors is dr  has done some extensive writing about the he has many books out this particular book that i have is just a it's a small book but it's packed full of powerful information about the community of self and it excellent so we've covered all the books up here her brother named requests and this show here was basically you could kind of call the introductory show because i know going to do many more shows hopefully with their guide to korea will give us life breath and desire to continue on and to expound on a lot of this information and also have you demonstrate on the chart there how we can  experience because they were places and in mississippi my mother's people that where that in a marriage and then that's something that is just coming out in contemporary  of trail of tears that people have felt the swamps of black people so indigenous people have always helped each other and so it's time to heal together ye is any better or how much time we got brother director or his dancing back to have no idea and we have to wrap it up so we want to thank you guys for coming out and th you guys for sharing a with like i said before we hope that you create it gives us the energy and life force to continue on in this great works of patricia hair davis the sister desa is room yes we hope to see you so and we want to say to our listening audience i salaam aleikum may god's peace me with you and thank you for watching