Whirrling Rainbow All Nations Sanctuary

11/15/2025

We truly are blessed at the PWG

11/15/2025

🚨 STILL MISSING: MISSING WOMAN IN EDMONTON, ALBERTA – NATANIS MERASTY, 24 – LAST SEEN MAY 5, 2025

📢 Natanis Merasty, 24, from northern Saskatchewan, was last seen May 5, 2025, at the Continental Inn on 166 Street and Stony Plain Road in Edmonton. Her black 2007 Hyundai Tucson was later found abandoned and repainted silver on the James Smith Cree Nation.
She is described as 5’8”, average build, with long brown hair, brown eyes, and multiple tattoos – a cross on her forearm, a flower on the top of her right hand, and letters on her fingers. She was last seen wearing black pants, a black and grey long-sleeved shirt, a black f***y pack, and white shoes.
Police now consider the case suspicious, and family members are pleading for answers.
Anyone with information is urged to contact the Edmonton Police Service at 780-423-4567 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

📍 Full story: https://missingpeople.ca/still-missing-missing-woman-in-edmonton-alberta-natanis-merasty-24-last-seen-may-5-2025/
📰 Article en français à la page 2



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11/15/2025

'Wild Warrior of Wyoming'

The wild stallion Elvis. 100 percent made of everything we love about wild mustangs.

Rounded up by BLM June 2024.

Due to overwhelming pressure from the public, Elvis was released back into the wild.

Proof positive that your voice matters.

11/15/2025

“The Butterfly Woman”

(A Native Legend)

Long ago, before rivers found their names and before the wind learned to sing, there was a young woman who lived between the mountains and the sky. Her name was Aiyana, “the Eternal Blossom.”

Aiyana was not like the others. When she walked through the forest, flowers turned their faces toward her. When she sang by the river, the water shimmered brighter, as if remembering an ancient promise. Her heart was gentle, yet unyielding - she could heal a wounded bird with her hands, or calm a raging storm with her tears.

But one day, a shadow fell across the valley. The people had forgotten the old ways - the songs of gratitude, the dances for the moon, the whispers to the rivers. The earth began to wither. The Great Spirit, seeing the sorrow of all living things, spoke to Aiyana in a dream:

“Child of the Wind, your love for this land is pure. To save it, you must give up your form and become its breath, its color, its renewal.”

When dawn came, Aiyana stood on the edge of the highest cliff. The wind wrapped around her like a mother’s arms. Feathers from her hair turned into leaves; the patterns of her dress shimmered like water. From her back unfolded two great wings - woven of sunlight, river green, and the gold of autumn fields.

She rose into the morning sky, and where she flew, flowers bloomed again. Rivers found their song. Children laughed beneath the rain.

The people began to tell her story - how Aiyana became the first Butterfly Woman, guardian of change, messenger of hope.
It is said that when a butterfly passes near your heart, it carries her whisper:

“Be soft as petals,
yet strong as the roots beneath them.
The Earth remembers you.”

And every spring, when the winds return, the women of her tribe still dance in dresses of turquoise and amber - their movements like wings - to honor the spirit of the one who loved the world enough to become its color.

(Art by Serin Alar)

11/15/2025

11/15/2025

When hip-hop artist and activist Nataanii Means saw growing uncertainty surrounding federal EBT and SNAP benefits, he knew he needed to act.