The Sacred Water Circle invites you to join us in hearing water teachings from Hopi traditional teacher Ronald Wadsworth.

The Hopi have lived and successfully grown crops in desert areas for thousands of years. This experience as well as their original instructions from the Creator, has been a catalyst for a sacred connection to water. Their knowledge and connection to nature is world renowed.

Ronald, or Lomatsikema (his Hopi name), is a member of the corn/water clan and is originally from Shungopavi Village in Arizona. He now lives with his fiancee in Flagstaff and is father to four children. He has been sanctioned by the Assembly of Hopi Chiefs to serve in the capacity of spokesperson for the Hopi Traditional Self Government and has done so for over thirty years. He also serves as an Advisor to the Hopi Tribe's Cultural Preservation Department and serves on the Hopi Preservation Committee. He works as a Silversmith, a trade passed on to him by his father and maternal uncle, and as a Tour Guide in Sedona.

We look forward to hearing from Ronald and hope that you will join us.

Please note- this event is free or by donation. The Sacred Water Circle is a volunteer-run, grassroots group of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people who see water as sacred. Contributions support future programs and initatives. Donations are not necessary to attend but greatly appreciated.