Cultivating the Fifth World

A Blog on Nature Connection, Earth Activism, and the Awakening of Sacred Power

At Red Dragon Growers, we stand at the crossroads of crisis and transformation. As forests vanish and ecosystems crumble, many of us are waking up—not just to environmental destruction, but to a deeper knowing that something sacred is calling us back to the Earth.

This blog is a response to that call.

Here, we speak for the land, the waters, the pollinators, and the wild spaces that cannot speak for themselves. But we also speak for the human heart—wounded by disconnection, imbalance, and grief. Our work is rooted in the belief that healing the planet and healing ourselves are one and the same.

As an initiated Earthkeeper in the Munay Ki tradition—a series of energetic transmissions passed down from the Q’ero shamans of the Andes—I walk the path of sacred stewardship. Munay Ki means “I love you” in Quechua, and these rites awaken our capacity to live in harmony, embody ancient wisdom, and dream the world into being. They guide us to become protectors of life, keepers of balance, and vessels of love in action.

The dragons are awakening now—ancient guardians of Earth and humanity who have long slept beneath the surface. Their energy is rising through us: fierce, loving, and unafraid. This is the time of the Fifth World—a new era rooted in peace, sustainability, and deep connection. But it won’t emerge on its own. It needs our hands, our hearts, and our courage.

This blog is both a sanctuary and a rally cry. Through stories, practices, and reflections, I share tools for growing food and medicine, protecting biodiversity, and restoring your nervous system through connection to nature. You’ll also find spiritual insights drawn from the Munay Ki, Earth-based rituals, and the rising wisdom of the dragons.

Whether you’re here to reclaim your garden, your power, or your purpose—you belong here. You are part of this movement.

The Earth remembers you. The Dragons rise with you.

Together, we are Cultivating the Fifth World.