Special tribute to the chiefs of indigenous peoples - Tanzania, on June 29^th, 2025

On the World Healing Tour 2025, we engaged in insightful communication, loving encounters and spiritual remembrance for unity with the Hazabe indigenous people in northern Tanzania. They are hunter-gatherers in Tanzania and live mainly in the region around Lake Eyasi. The Hazabe are one of the last few groups in the world who still maintain their traditional lifestyle and, as a nomadic people, have only minimal possessions.

Shortly after our arrival, the Hazabe chief realized that we had not come as tourists, but as people who wanted to celebrate equality and peace with them.

The chief was so honored by David Wared, founder of the Light Awareness Philosophy, that he offered the chief his seat of honor and swapped places with him. The two chiefs sat next to each other in peace and solidarity. This shows that we are all one big world family with the same origin and the same value and dignity.

Becoming one, oneness and unity were so tangible in this unique encounter.

We came with abundance and love and presented them with our abundance table of fruits, vegetables, rice and beverages. Blessed necklaces and gifts of money were presented.

Back in 2018, two Brazilian peoples, the Tuyuka and the Cipiá in the Amazon region, were given a similar joyful honor, blessing and experience of unity.

Both indigenous peoples were uplifted in their consciousness by David Wared and here, too, the respective chief of the indigenous people, who are known for their traditional way of life and the preservation of their culture, very quickly realized that a very special group was visiting: David Wared gave his seat to the chief of each people with dignity and honour, showing his great appreciation for them and their people. Liberation, healing and recognition as well as life communication, soul connection and spiritual remembrance towards the origin of humanity happened.

The peace festival with the two indigenous peoples was unique with gifts of abundance as well as dancing and singing together.

„It's always about

what footprints you leave behind in this world

and not about what results you have achieved.“

David Wared