Bohío Atabei Mujeres de la Yuka Grandmothers
Council (Bohío Atabei) is grateful and proud to have introduced Peace and Dignity
Journeys (PDJ) to our communities, as well as to have been the Creators of the Route
of the Red Tai l Hawk in Borikén, the
Caribbean and here in United
States
We thank the entire PDJ family, who we love and respect,
for allowing our people the honor of participation in this sacred journey in fulfillment
of the Prophecy of the Eagle and the Condor.
As the People of the Hawk, as foretold by our Ancestors,
we are the Eyes and the Mediators of Abya Yala. We proudly, and with great respect,
ride the wind with all of our Relatives—the People of the Eagle and the Condor.
We thank all of our runners for carrying the prayers of our people .We thank the following for their ongoing and unwavering
support: the United Confederation of Taíno People (UCTP),
the Iukayeke Guainía Community, the Caney Indigenous Spiritual Circle
in Pittsburg, Yukayeke Maisiti in New York, the Red Drum First Nations Motorcycle
Club, San Kofi and the Maroon communities of Xamiaca, the Cherokee Nation in Georgia,
the Lenape Nation, the Lumbee Nation, the Rappahannock Nation, the Rivendell Recovery
Center in Virginia, and all the groups and individuals who have contributed and
continue to contribute to this Journey of Unification. We especially thank the Elders
who honored us with their presence and wisdom.
We love you all!
Bo'matum,
Grandmothers Council
Founder,
Bohio Atabei Mujeres de la Yuka
Bohío, Maryland
Bohio,
Borikén
Bohio,
New York
Bohío,
Florida
Oma'bahari
Seneko Kakona
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