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In the Deep Medicine Circle: Building a World of Care gathering, Walter Riley, Dr. Rupa Marya, and Charlene Eigen-Vasquez led a powerful conversation about healing communities through land connection, ancestral wisdom, and food sovereignty. Drawing inspiration from their short film Farming is Medicine, Walter Riley emphasized the need for internal transformation as a cornerstone for building strength, solidarity, and a more just system.

Walter discussed how personal struggles and internal conflicts must be addressed in order to cultivate the resilience and collective power needed to challenge systemic oppression. He highlighted how the interconnectedness between our own healing and the healing of our communities and land is key to dismantling colonial structures. Walter stressed that building a more just world requires working on ourselves, our relationships, and our understanding of the world around us.

Through a vision that integrates personal growth and collective action, Walter inspired a reimagining of a world where justice, care, and mutual support are foundational. His message called for us to confront the roots of struggle within, and together, transform the systems that divide and harm us. 🌍✨ #BuildingStrength #Solidarity #InternalHealing #SocialJustice #FarmingIsMedicine #SystemsOfCare #DeepMedicineCircle #LandAndJustice #CollectivePower