The content reflects on personal growth through spiritual journeys and the inspiration derived from Sacajawea's experiences. It emphasizes the importance of belief, self-awareness, and the quest for Truth and Love. The author recounts a life-changing moment, urging others to embrace their spiritual paths and listen to the wisdom around them.
2025! Let’s Soar in the Light of Love
In 2014, I went to Santa Fe, NM, for a few months for the Sacajawea project. Staying with my daughter's family along the Pecos River, I became aware of this mystical, spiritual place. There was just something vibrational that touched my soul. I really couldn't understand completely, but it was in the landscapes, the hills …
Sacajawea Wins in Switzerland
Sacajawea's life and story has a message for the entire world. Her spiritual voice has been calling through the Ages. As a young, Shoshone girl, kidnapped, enslaved, and abused, she connects to the hearts of a struggling Humanity. As we have tried for twenty years to bring worldwide awareness to this Native American woman, we …
Sacajawea Soars Across the Seas into 2024!
Our quest for 2023 was to bring awareness to the Sacajawea production around the world. We believed she could attract an international audience. By entering film festivals, we were able to achieve this, and we will continue into 2024. So last year Sacajawea garnered the attention of festivals in these countries: USA - Win (2), …
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Sacajawea, The Windcatcher at “The Women’s Table”
My name is Tina de Keyzer-van Bruggen and this is The Women’s Table. In 1800 Sacajawea a young girl from the Shoshoni tribe in the US was taken from her family and her people by the Hidatsa warriors. In 1803 she was traded for a gun to Toussaint Charbonneau to be his woman. In 1805 …
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Sacajawea’s Awards
Since its inception in 2003, this award-winning screenplay has undergone extensive refinement to accurately portray Sacajawea’s story. Contributions from industry professionals and Sacajawea’s community have been integral to its authenticity. The author expresses deep gratitude for the collective effort that has led to the screenplay’s success and recognition.
Train Up a Child
“Grown men can learn from very little children for the hearts of the little children are pure. Therefore, the Great Spirit may show to them many things which older people miss.” ~ Black Elk Thoughts from the Story of Sacajawea -- It is February 11, 1805. The biting wind rattles the shutters of the room at Fort Mandan. Outside, a …
Sacajawea ramps up for 2023!
So many of you have asked about Sacajawea, The Windcatcher, and our timeline for moving the production forward once again. I truly appreciate your devotion and understanding through the Covid three years as we focused our efforts on the development of the Moon Drake Series. It was, and is, a worthwhile endeavor and we will …
Be Peace
From Sacajawea, The Windcatcher – It is June, 1805, along the Missouri River. Sacajawea’s fever is broken after being deathly sick. She sits on a rock in the shallows of the river, cleansing herself, braiding her hair and preparing her face in the tradition of her people. At the edge of the trees, Captain Clark …
We Ride the Wind
We are on an amazing exploration – a journey to finally give credit to a brave woman. Like the Lewis and Clark Expedition, it is a literal Journey of Discovery... But it can also be described metaphorically with its harrowing ups and downs. The snow-capped mountain peaks and deep, narrow valleys - the dangerous and …
Sacajawea The Movie 