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Interview with Ilarion (Larry) Merculieff–Filmmaker Robert Lundahl. Part 2. Ilarion (Larry)Merculieff, tells stories from his Pribilof Island homeland of St. Paul and St. George Islands in the middle of the Bering Sea, 250 miles north of the Aleutians. He expresses concerns about Arctic ecosystems generally, and in specific as related to multiple species of birds, marine mammals, and fish, including the Yukon River and it's salmon. He discusses TKW, Traditonal Knowledge and Wisdom, and the role it plays in resource management, and the structural thought process behind it as a science. Update on the Northern Bering Sea Climate Resilience Area. ©Copyright Agence RLA, LLC, Robert Lundahl. 2021. All Rights Reserved, All Media, Across the Known Universe.

In today’s radically shifting world, the name of the game is resilience – the capacity of both human and ecological systems to absorb disturbance, roll with the punches and come up standing. Resilience arises from building community – enduring relationships and networks that hold cultural memory in the same way seeds regenerate a forest after a fire. Indigenous leaders Ilarion “Larry” Merculieff and Guadalupe Avila come from old-growth cultures that have sustained community over centuries and millennia.

Ilarion (Larry) Merculieff had a traditional Unangan upbringing and was in the last generation that had such an upbringing. His traditional name he received at age 4 is Kuuyux which means a messenger, a carrier of ancient knowledge into modern times. The name was given by the last Kuuyux and is given to one person in each lifetime among his people. He has over 50 years experience serving his people, the Unangan of the Pribilof Islands in the Bering Sea and other indigenous peoples locally, nationally, and internationally in a number of leadership capacities. He is an author. His last book is called Wisdom Keeper:  One Man’s Journey to Honor the Untold Story of the Unangan People. Would you like to share your spiritual stories with Lisa? She would love to hear from you. Please leave a comment on the podcast or contact Lisa here: info@MillionaireMedium.com Links and Resources from this Episode http://www.millionairemedium.com Connect with Larry http://gcill.org/larry-merculieff Larry’s book - Wisdom Keeper llmerculieff@gmail.com Special Listener Gift Download Your Free Abundance Meditation Show Notes How Larry brought the group of indigenous leader together in Hawaii - 3:24 His biggest takeaway from the elders meeting - 5:38 What he does to drop into his heart - 9:25 Why 2 year olds are the teachers of our culture - 15:03 Remember who you are - 18:06 Anything that doesn’t move is dead - 18:54 The time has come to pass wisdom down - 20:52 In the world today we are focused on fragmented issues - 22:02 Learning how to pray in a different way - 26:13 The spirit that lives in all things is not concerned about the human illusion we’ve created for ourself - 27:56 Lisa doing a reading for Larry - 30:19 As human beings we have to act now - 33:25 What your heart requires of you - 34:47 Why he chose Hawaii for their group - 40:16 Review, Subscribe and Share If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here Make sure you’re subscribed to the podcast so you get the latest episodes. Click here to subscribe with iTunes Click here to subscribe with Stitcher Click here to subscribe with RSS

Hello, My Other Self. In todays radically shifting world, the name of the game is resilience - the capacity of both human and ecological systems to absorb disturbance, roll with the punches and come up standing. Resilience arises from building community - enduring relationships and networks that hold cultural memory in the same way seeds regenerate a forest after a fire. Indigenous leaders Ilarion Larry Merculieff and Guadalupe Avila come from old-growth cultures that have sustained community over centuries and millennia.

Hello, My Other Self. In todays radically shifting world, the name of the game is resilience - the capacity of both human and ecological systems to absorb disturbance, roll with the punches and come up standing. Resilience arises from building community - enduring relationships and networks that hold cultural memory in the same way seeds regenerate a forest after a fire. Indigenous leaders Ilarion Larry Merculieff and Guadalupe Avila come from old-growth cultures that have sustained community over centuries and millennia.

The Female in Indigenous and Pre Socratic Cultures brings together Dr. Rachel Mason, (UAA Anthropology Dept., NPS), Dr. Kristin Helweg Hanson (UAA Philosophy Dept.), and Wolfgang Olsson, B.A. (UAA, English with Honors)for a fascinating investigation into overlooked aspects of the Female. Topics covered include: The "search" for the feminine in pre-Socratic society and places of possible intersection with indigenous philosophies; The importance of Aspasia, Changing understandings of female hunter-gatherer, and why the “female” has been suppressed and/or discarded over the years discussed. Ilarion Larry Merculieff shared his knowledge of Unangan women including the absense of a menstruation taboo.(1:14:20-1:18:05); (1:20:17- 1:23:4) (1:27:18)-(1:28:27. Note: Dr. Rachel Mason's presenation, The Changing Understandings of Female Hunter-Gatherer is also posted in iTunes.)

This is Dr. Rachel Mason's presentation called Changing Understandings of Female Hunter-Gatherer for the event The Female in Indigenous and PreSocratic Cultures. The audio podcast is also posted in iTunes. Event guest speakers include Dr. Rachel Mason, (UAA Anthropology Dept., NPS), Dr. Kristin Helweg Hanson (UAA Philosophy Dept.), and Wolfgang Olsson, B.A. (UAA, English with Honors). Topics covered include: The "search" for the feminine in pre-Socratic society and places of possible intersection with indigenous philosophies; The importance of Aspasia, Changing understandings of female hunter-gatherer, and why the “female” has been suppressed and/or discarded over the years discussed. Ilarion Larry Merculieff also shared his understanding of Unangan women.(1:14:20-1:18:05); (1:20:17- 1:23:4) (1:27:18)-(1:28:27).

Hello, My Other Self. In todays radically shifting world, the name of the game is resilience - the capacity of both human and ecological systems to absorb disturbance, roll with the punches and come up standing. Resilience arises from building community - enduring relationships and networks that hold cultural memory in the same way seeds regenerate a forest after a fire. Indigenous leaders Ilarion Larry Merculieff and Guadalupe Avila come from old-growth cultures that have sustained community over centuries and millennia.