This way, we will be contributing to save nature, which was given to us by our ancestors and is in great danger today, although we all know it provides us with the elements we need to survive. The Gar funa experience shows that their spirituality is based on some basic principles that possibly are universal. These principles, at the same time, find their foundation in the harmony that must exist among human beings, their physical surroundings and their spiritual identity. This harmony is only achieved through mutual relationships that imply not only rights but also responsibilities. Through unity, at the local and regional level, indigenous peoples will be able to make their voices be heard and open greater spaces for their participation in decision-making mechanisms.
Unity also contributes to the strengthening of indigenous peoples.
After all, our difficulties, obstacles, goals, aspirations and purposes are all similar. For this reason, it is possible to unify our criteria, plans and strategies to work together as indigenous peoples. This principle is fundamental and it must be taken into consideration that every human being has a number of rights, but also mutual obligations and responsibilities. This principle is directly related to reciprocity. The importance of Mother Earth.