#11 with Don Oatzínu on Peace, Men Of One Race And Many Tribes

MINDSETSHIFT with Mickey Feher

As a well-meaning human being you are probably asking yourself what are we to do about the current huge racial tension in the USA and the world. If you are a white man, you are probably also asking yourself what you can contribute and how best relate to people of other color. If you have kids you may be wondering what you should teach to your kids about our heritage and how to build a more balanced future. What’s the solution for us to come together? How can we be in peace with ourselves and each other? This is a unique chance to hear from Don Oatzínu, who brings in a surprising and extremely relevant indigenous prospective.

Don Oatzínu Shéélákéé (from the Good Star clan born for the Chaco Diné Tó Tsó Níí Lipiyanes of Chaco Canyon) is the lineal Honorable High Chief Little Clown of the Lipahenne Tribe of the greater southwest. Furthermore, He is an armed forces veteran who believes that all fellow veterans need better healthcare.

Dón Oatzínu is passionately working with veterans in SUD treatment programs and currently building a program to aid Veterans in a traditional holistic integrated manner. Pooling from both paternal and maternal lineal indigenous healing traditions, Dón Oatzínu incorporates these modalities, core values and practices to help the people.