N. Georgia native american walk for water May 30 - June 9

May 3, 2008

The MANY HORSES FOUNDATION is a 501© (3) organization dedicated to

honoring and teaching Native American values and traditions

concerning the Earth and the Natural World. The Foundation is

organizing a 10-day Walk For The Water here in Georgia. The Walk

will start at the headwaters of the Chattahoochee River on May 30,

2008, and end on June 10th, 2008 in a traditional Native American

Ceremony in Atlanta, Ga.

Our mission is to increase awareness of our responsibility to the

natural world and to water, which sustains all of life. We expect to

bring focus to the need for water, water conservation and water

purity. We can no longer simply stand by as we watch the effects of

the recent drought.

We are asking Native American Elders from across the Nation to walk.

We are asking all people, regardless of race, religion or ethnic

background to walk with us. We walk for life, for the water and for

future generations. Dr Masaru Emoto, best-selling author of " The

Hidden Messages In Water, " is planning to come to Atlanta, Georgia

for this event. His studies have illustrated how water responds to

words and thoughts and how we can influence the healing of the water

though our words and songs.

We are asking for support to assist us with the costs inherent in a

Walk this size.

We feel that it is vital for Georgia to show its support of this

effort. Without water, none of us can live. This Walk will provide

our state with the opportunity to show support for its Native

American People while also increasing the awareness of all Georgians

to the plight of our water.

Any and all contributions will be accepted with gratitude.

To join our Walk For The Water or for additional information please

contact Gary FourStar, Founder of Many Horses Foundation.

Thank You,

Debby Bullock FourStar

President Many Horses Foundation

678-488-2575

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