PULL TOGETHER NOW (PTN) creates opportunities for us to get to know each other and share ancient and new ways of being Good Ancestors
where we live, pray, work, and play.
Good Ancestors accept our sacred responsibility to care for peace, children, families, communities, and Mother Earth before all else!
We invite you to join an ancient tradition with no end:
Honoring and sharing ancient and new ways of being Good Ancestors
where we live, pray, work, and play!
We are helping each other be Good Ancestors with gratitude, humor, and love,
stories and songs, living wisdom, knowledge and know-how,
healthy water and real food, our ceremonies, imagination, the arts, and sports!
The Path We Walk, across homelands and oceans, guides us to re-member and renew
our sacred connection and relationship with one another and our Mother, Earth.
The Ancestors’ Relay includes Gratitude Gatherings where we honor the beauty and goodness within and around us and respectfully address what isn’t ─ together!
We’re slowing down, taking time to express gratitude
for one another and the HomeLand and HomeWater
we belong to, share, and love.
Good Ancestors are kind and leave no one, no place, out or behind!
We are looking forward to co-hosting Gratitude Gatherings
to help connect and scale up our collective work for the common good.
Please join us!
The children are asking,
“How are you showing up and helping out where you live, right now?”
PULL TOGETHER NOW is a Multi-Region Cooperation Circle within URI
─ The United Religions Initiative ─ the world’s largest grassroots interfaith network dedicated to peace, justice, and the collective well-being of all people and our mother, Earth. PTN joins 1247 other cooperation circles across 113 countries that are bridging religious and cultural differences and working together for the healthy, equitable world we know is possible and want to hand off to our children and future generations of all Life.
“Dene Ch’anie, which translates as The Path We Walk, a circular mode. Embedded within Dene Ch’anie is a Code of Conduct, according to Natural Laws. When we act outside of these Natural Laws, we upset the balance between body, spirit, heart and mind, leading to negative consequences. We need to reconnect with Mother Earth to rediscover the Natural Laws, as individuals, families and communities.”
Elder Francois Paulette,
Tthebatthi Dënesųłiné Nation