7-day online gathering with Indigenous voices
with Indigenous voices
Listening, Healing, and Homecoming
In a world unraveling from disconnection, The Eternal Song is a call to remember.
Join us for a global gathering guided by Indigenous Elders and wisdom keepers who carry stories, songs, and medicines for our time.
Together, we will face the wounds of colonization and modernity, and walk toward ancestral pathways of healing, belonging, and relational repair.
When You Sign Up, You Will Receive
- Free communal online screenings of The Eternal Song, beginning June 3
- Option for 48-hour film rental with a small donation
- Access to the 7-Day Gathering (June 3–9, 2025)
- 5 live sessions per day with Indigenous Elders and wisdom holders
About the film
The Eternal Song is a cinematic journey through timeless lands and their Indigenous cultures. Voices from around the world and across generations call us to witness the deep, ongoing scars left by colonization on lands and people, and the healing that comes through ancestral wisdom.
Entrusted with medicine stories, we grapple with colonial legacies, intergenerational trauma, our own fragmentation and the culture of separation. The film reveals how modernity has severed our connection to nature, each other, and the ancestral realm, while feeding us empty promises of salvation, unlimited consumption, economic growth, and individual happiness. Drawn into the intricate web of kinship and honoring the living presence of Mother Earth, we awaken a remembrance. A sacred dance comes to life and we begin to hear the eternal song of Life itself, calling us back to belonging.
Testimonials
There are no words for how beautiful and meaningful this film is. Really, I don’t have words. Resonating, heartbreaking, maddening, stunning, heart-filling, it makes me want to make an even bigger difference in the world.
—Stephanie H
This is ultimately beautiful, mesmerizing, and engaging a deeper understanding of Earth’s respect for all life, including humans.
—Tiokasin G
When colonization hit Mother Earth, it changed all these different people simultaneously. It became a global family issue. We need a call for the global family to come together. This film, in an almost preverbal or preconscious way, is making that call.
—Pat M
I am in awe, and still digesting everything. This is the way it should be done, transformation through honest shadow work. The film is about souls meeting and showing the way through ceremony. Blessings from me and the ancestors.
—Rakel K
Watching felt like sitting in sacred ceremony where time slows, the Earth speaks, and something ancient stirs within your bones. The Eternal Song is more than a film. It’s a prayer. A call. A remembering and remindering.
—Carlie A
I am speechless! What a magnificent film you have made. I hope it is seen far and wide. The message is timeless and so timely and the cinematography is stunning. Thanks for sharing it with us.
—Alison T
All I want to say is: your film is absolutely STUNNING. Bravo!!! Haunting, powerful, elegant and brutal. I was blown away. It was BREATHTAKING.
—Rachael K
Kinship,
Community,
and Belonging
Reciprocity
50% of proceeds after production costs directly fund Indigenous-led initiatives in the communities where we filmed.
Learn more about our plans to give back by registering for the FREE Film Premiere & 7-Day Gathering
Kinship,
Community,
and Belonging
Reciprocity
50% of proceeds after production costs directly fund Indigenous-led initiatives in the communities where we filmed.
Learn more about our plans to give back by registering for the FREE Film Premiere & 7-Day Gathering
SAND is a nonprofit organization under section 501.c.3 of the US tax code. Its headquarters are on Coastal Miwok and Southern Pomo Land in Sebastopol, CA. We thank the past, current, and future Indigenous stewards of this territory.
