Kogi, Last Message
The Eagle~Condor )*( Dream~Bridge Tour
Synopsis
The Documentary produced will be the second and last message
of the Kogis to the world.
Deep in the highest coastal mountain of the world, the
Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in NE Colombia, live an ancient
tribe that was never conquered by the Spaniards. They
call themselves the Kogi or Kagabba which means { The
People }. They are still governed by a society of Priests
or Mamas, who still use the 5000-year old tradition of
Aluna. They know the future and have knowledge of the
beginning of time.
The problem is that they are slowly disappearing
and no one knows it….
The Colombian civil and drug war has created a humanitarian
crisis and if nothing is done all the wisdom and the natural
human resources of this sacred land will be lost forever!
"We the Kogis are the Elder Brother, our Teachings
say if our Mountain dies…
the World will die… We must be the Peace and Hope
for this World. ”
- Mama Alimako with Emerson Jackson,
Dine Elder
We believe the world is ready to hear the
Global Vision and ecological warning expressed by "The
Elder Brother” the Kogi and our Eagle Brothers.
In the Heart of the World there exists a memory
to be shared,
the Kogi’s have a message…Are you willing to
listen?
Executive Summary
Objective
The purpose for producing this Documentary
Project is to successfully develop a humanitarian communications
campaign to share the message of the Elder Brother, the
Condor and Native Americans of the North, the Eagle- a historic
cultural exchange.
This Documentary will create dialogue for
peace and share a vision never heard before.
Our objective is to reunite the United Nation’s
“Wisdom Keepers” and with our media campaign,
raise funds for a humanitarian crisis and children in need.
A fulfillment of a Prophecy foretold thousands of years
ago
Film Tour Elements
The Eagle-Condor* Dream~Bridge Tour
is designed to "bridge" understanding between
North and South American Tribal communities, their related
prophesies for the New Millennium, and their message to
the modern world. The Tour/Film will be a cultural bridge
to fulfill the ancient dreams of the Andean people and the
brothers of the North.
A fulfillment of a Prophecy foretold thousands of years
ago
Key Cities in
Tour
Machu Pichu, Peru, including the Sacred Valley to share
message with Qéro
Miami, Florida. Press conference and ceremony at the
Miami Circle, an archeological site in Downtown Miami.
Exchange with Miccosukee and Seminole in the Everglades.
Shiprock, Arizona -4 Corners- a sacred Native American
site. Ceremony with Dine (Navajo), Hopi and Lakota.
With a total economic blockade in the Sierra
and more than 150 natives killed in the last 2 years, the
Kogi and all the tribes of this sacred land are asking for
help. We are building a hospital in Santa Marta, Colombia
where natural healing and medical treatment will be available
for free to the Indigenous people. See http://www.tribalink.org/news/GONAWINDUA.html
Tribal Ink News has a strategic alliance with
Airline Ambassadors International, a UN Humanitarian NGO
www.airlineamb.org. As a member of the Executive Council,
Luis Mejia has created media campaigns around the world
and will organize humanitarian missions to help the Elder
Brothers and the poor of this land. Airline Ambassadors
has delivered more than $10 million in humanitarian aid
during the past 7 years.
We will also support Global
Hospital and Research Centre in Mt Abu, Rajasthan; Casa
de Milagros, an orphanage and children’s educational
center in Cusco, Peru and the work of Emerson Jackson and
the Navaho Foundation.
POST TOUR DOCUMENTARY
The Kogi, Last Message rights
will be retained by Tribal Ink News, who will devote 50%
of proceeds for the acquisition and protection of Kogi land
in the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta, Colombia.
Tribal Ink News (TIN) founded in 1998 is an news agency
- a "media bridge" company that Links Indigenous
people, their teachings and the ancient spirit to the modern
world through film documentaries, public relations campaigns,
radio messages, news stories, Internet cross-promotions,
articles and special events. We are an Internet network
of media organizations, TV producers, journalists, Native
Elders, Eco and Humanitarian NGOs, Corporate Leaders and
Spiritual Teachers ready to bridge the Digital Divide and
share the wisdom of the Elders.
In 1999 Tribal
Ink News was one of the main organizations that helped save
the Miami Circle, an ancient archeological site in downtown
Miami.
Tribal Ink News is headquartered in Miami, Florida and has
offices in
Bogota, Colombia and Cusco, Perú
Contact: Luis E Mejia ~ Executive Producer
lmejia@the-beach.net or cuscocondor@yahoo.com
Miami: 786-268-2723 -Bogota -571-255-8364
www.tribalink.org www.sacredvalleyproductions.com
