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1. What is The Eagle Hoop Prophecy and why is it important now?
2. What are “The Four Sacred Gifts?”
3. Perhaps the most challenging “gift” for any of us to receive is forgiving the unforgivable. Do you have any advice on how we can learn to embrace that?
4. You’ve dedicated your career to helping companies become more functional and inclusive. How can the world at large benefit from those lessons?
5. We’ve all heard the phrases “we are one” or “we are all connected,” but how can we understand what some may say are trite expressions in a more tangible, realistic way?
6. In your book, you quote the Elders as talking about one human race. How do you help people think about that oneness that goes beyond characteristics like race or gender?
7. What does “indigenous” really mean? How can an average person connect with and understand that term?
8. When it comes to resiliency, the native peoples of Earth have certainly exhibited that trait. How can their example show us how to find our own resiliency in the wake of fearful times?
9. How can “The Four Sacred Gifts” help us to respond to divisive emotions like fear and anger?
10. What steps can any of us take right here today to become less isolated and more connected?
11. Dr. Sanchez, can you explain what Indigenous knowledge and wisdom entail, and why they are so essential to our relationship with the Earth today?
12. You work closely with the Pachamama Alliance, guiding journeys into the Amazon rainforest. What practices do you share with participants to help them connect more deeply with nature and Indigenous perspectives?
13. In your book, *The Four Sacred Gifts*, you discuss tools for modern times rooted in Indigenous wisdom. Could you share one or two of these gifts that people can easily incorporate into their daily lives to foster a greater sense of simplicity and connection with the Earth?
14. Many people feel disconnected from nature in their everyday lives. What are some practical steps they can take to bring Earth-friendly habits and an appreciation of nature into their homes and communities?
15. As someone who works with both corporations and Indigenous Elders, what insights can you offer about finding balance between technological convenience and living in a more earth-conscious, simple way?
16. You’ve mentioned the importance of being in the “right relationship” with oneself, others, and the Earth. What does this look like in practical terms, and how can viewers start practicing this in their daily routines?
17. You’ve mentioned the importance of being in the “right relationship” with oneself, others, and the Earth. What does this look like in practical terms, and how can viewers start practicing this in their daily routines?
18. Could you share a simple, Indigenous-inspired mindfulness or gratitude practice that people can use to reconnect with nature, even if they live in urban environments?
19. In your journeys and collaborations, what common misconceptions about Indigenous cultures and their relationship with the Earth have you encountered, and how can we move beyond these to foster respect and understanding?
20. For those wanting to support the preservation of Indigenous cultures and traditions, what actionable steps can they take to honor and protect these communities and their wisdom?
21. As we finish up our time together, what else would you like to share with the audience to help people have the best year of their life?
22. Thank you so much for being with us today, Anita. How can people find out more about you and your work?