We are still in a listening phase as we move our first projects into the public space and gather thought leadership from many corners of the globe. 

We are holding space as an operational team, and a growing network of partners to allow for an emergent example of living systems thinking. We are fertilizing the soil, planting seeds where there are swales and allowing what is native to grow abundantly.

We believe this can provide a template for other industries to create and adopt similar models of nature-centric identity and productivity for individual, organizational and human systems.

We often ask ourselves, is the whole world better if an initiative exists? If the answer is yes, we amplify it.

The Assembly of Generational Wisdom (AGW) is a living network of elders, wisdom keepers, and conscious leaders who share knowledge, lived experience, and intergenerational guidance to help shape the regenerative movement. 

The Assembly is a program out of the Institute of Natural Law, providing advisory guidance to inform the Institute’s leadership and overall messaging.

Rooted in the deep wisdom of Indigenous and traditional knowledge systems, the Assembly operates independently while being amplified by the Institute, which acts as a catalyst for bringing these teachings into broader collective consciousness.

Members of AGW serve as stewards of wisdom, supporting the continuation of oral traditions, rituals, and sustainable practices, demonstrating the interconnection of community and the earth.

Ejna Fleury

Ejna is the First Peace Ambassador of the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe and founder of several initiatives, including the Sacred Earth Council, Divine Mothers Love, and the Crow Creek Kunsi/Unci Grandmothers Society. She is a spiritual activist, counselor, and ceremonial leader.

Firstman Edi Wray

Rooted in Rastafari culture, Firstman Edi Wray is Director of Operations and Tour Director at the Rastafari Indigenous Village in Jamaica. A musician and ceremonialist, he stewards the village’s development, cultural programming, and global outreach.

Eva Dalak

Born in Jewish Israel and shaped by her Palestinian-Muslim roots, Eva is a gender and conflict transformation expert. She is the founder of Peace Activation and a global coach dedicated to dismantling patriarchal norms and cultivating resilient, equitable relationships.

Jyoti Ma

Jyoti Ma is the Grandmother Vision Keeper of the Center for Sacred Studies and founder of The Fountain and the Mother Earth Delegation. She works globally to restore sacred economies and support Indigenous-led spiritual movements.

Raghu Anan-thanarayanan

Drawing from the Indian yogic tradition, Raghu co-founded Sumedhas Academy for Human Context, The Barefoot Academy for Governance, and FLAME TAO Knoware. He mentors sacred activists and co-leads Ananta Yoga through the Ritambhara collective.

Monica Wilde

Living in Scotland, Monica “Mo” Wilde is a research herbalist, forager, and founder of The Wildbiome Project. Author of The Wilderness Cure, she advocates for dietary biodiversity and the preservation of traditional ecological knowledge.

John Stokes

Based in Corrales, New Mexico, John Stokes is the founder of The Tracking Project. A teacher, musician, and storyteller, he leads international programs that reconnect people to the natural world through Indigenous knowledge and the Arts of Life.

Geraldine Patrick Encina

Geraldine is a Mesoamerican timekeeper and ethnoecologist rooted in the Otomí highlands of Mexico. She is a member of Earth Elders, Maya Earth Timekeepers, and the Otomí Council, and serves on the boards of several educational institutions, helping revitalize ancestral knowledge for Indigenous youth.

Mindahi Bastida

Mindahi is an Otomí-Toltec Ritual Ceremony Officer and Director of the Original Nations Program at The Fountain. A cultural consultant to UNESCO, he leads international efforts in sacred site protection, biocultural restoration, and Indigenous diplomacy.

Helena Lindmark

Rooted in the northern forests of Sápmi, Helene Lindmark is a Sámi knowledge holder, ceremonial leader, and social worker. She contributes to Earthrise Collective, Roots of Earth, and other global initiatives centered on cultural healing and ancestral transmission.

Pooven Moodley

From South Africa, Pooven Moodley is a human rights lawyer, environmental activist, and sacred site protector. As former Executive Director of Natural Justice, he has supported Indigenous and local communities across Africa in defending their ecological and cultural rights.