Everyone, no matter what their cultural background, has a right to discover the sacred in nature; to heal and be redeeme — Martha Brooks, Bone Dance
Everyone, no matter what their cultural background, has a right to discover the sacred in nature; to heal and be redeeme — Martha Brooks, Bone Dance
Everyone, no matter what their cultural background, has a right to discover the sacred in nature; to heal and be redeeme — Martha Brooks, Bone Dance
Everyone, no matter what their cultural background, has a right to discover the sacred in nature; to heal and be redeeme — Martha Brooks, Bone Dance
Everyone, no matter what their cultural background, has a right to discover the sacred in nature; to heal and be redeeme — Martha Brooks, Bone Dance
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Everyone, no matter what their cultural background, has a right to discover the sacred in nature; to heal and be redeemed spiritually by nature; and to revere the ancestors. We are all haunted and saved by our memories.

— Martha Brooks, Bone Dance
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