Yracébûrû EarthWisdom
Yracébûrû EarthWisdom (YEW) is an eco-spiritual organization established in 1994 to connect and perpetuate the teachings, concepts, practices, healing and family model of shimas Maria and Lynda Yracébûrû. It is our mission to heighten relationships with Earth and perpetuate life change through our programs and services.
The shimas are lineage practitioners, master teachers, healers, ceremonialist, an award winning earthspirit photographer, and guardians to Elders from around the world.
Clients have included:
• Four Winds Society
• University of California, San Diego
• Regenerative Design Institute
• Members of the Order of Kanaka Maori Wahine
• Daughters of the Goddess
• Walton Drug Rehabilitation Center for Teens
• Northern California Women’s Herbal Symposium
• University of California, Hayward
• University of California, Santa Barbara
• Ohlone Community College
• The Global Medicine Project
• The Heart of the Healer
Maria and Lynda Yracébûrû champion active relationship with Earth and participation in Community of the Heart and saw the need to promote EarthWisdom. In 2002, the Yracébûrû family came together to formalize the organizationa as a non profit 501(c3), distinguishing itself as one of the worlds most well-known cross-cultural treasures, boasting more than a dozen descendants of indigenous wisdom and metaphysical educators who stand among the elders, council, and presentation alliances of YEW.
YEW’s mission is to heighten indigenous Hawaiian cultural awareness and participation through its educational programs and scholarships. YEW has, as a major accomplishment, provided assistance to Elders in need, and other community needs as they arrives since 1996. Additionally, YEW has provided conditional awards to students of apprentice/mentorship programs and YEW practitioners who enhance relationships Earth and Humanity
YEW is a non-profit 501C (3).
Clients have included:
• Four Winds Society
• University of California, San Diego
• Regenerative Design Institute
• Members of the Order of Kanaka Maori Wahine
• Daughters of the Goddess
• Walton Drug Rehabilitation Center for Teens
• Northern California Women’s Herbal Symposium
• University of California, Hayward
• University of California, Santa Barbara
• Ohlone Community College
• The Global Medicine Project
• The Heart of the Healer
Maria and Lynda Yracébûrû champion active relationship with Earth and participation in Community of the Heart and saw the need to promote EarthWisdom. In 2002, the Yracébûrû family came together to formalize the organizationa as a non profit 501(c3), distinguishing itself as one of the worlds most well-known cross-cultural treasures, boasting more than a dozen descendants of indigenous wisdom and metaphysical educators who stand among the elders, council, and presentation alliances of YEW.
YEW’s mission is to heighten indigenous Hawaiian cultural awareness and participation through its educational programs and scholarships. YEW has, as a major accomplishment, provided assistance to Elders in need, and other community needs as they arrives since 1996. Additionally, YEW has provided conditional awards to students of apprentice/mentorship programs and YEW practitioners who enhance relationships Earth and Humanity
YEW is a non-profit 501C (3).
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