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Ancient Feminine Wisdom in Times of Transition

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Emmi Mutale

Raised on the St. Paul Island in the Bering sea, four-year-old Ilarion was given his traditional Unangan name: Kuuyux.
There is one Kuuyux in each lifetime, and he was given the name by the former Kuuyux that came looking for the child to inherit him as Kuuyux; meaning: a bridge, a messenger; carrier of ancient knowledge into modern times.

As a young teenager, he was taken to western schools run by the US government, and climbed up the  conventional rat-race ladder, and became co-chair and head of 17 boards and councils, until he jumped. Ever since then he has been living the legacy of his traditional name: Kuuyux.

Nowadays he is president of  Global Center for Indigenous Leadership and Lifeways, GCILL, and co-founder and ongoing key speaker for the Wisdom Weavers of the World.