About the Call
Some people help us remember what we know but have forgotten. When the noise gets loud and the path feels unclear, they bring a kind of clarity that doesn’t come from intellectualized answers, but from deep wisdom and connection to life. Pat McCabe, Woman Stands Shining, is one of those people.
A beloved friend of Pachamama Alliance, a ceremonial leader, and a wisdom keeper, Pat carries a way of seeing and being that feels especially needed now. She helps us return to a deeper place from which wise action can emerge.
In a time shaped by division, war, and breakdown, she invites a return to what is true, deep, and universal: relationship, listening, belonging. A return to the understanding that guidance is not something we manufacture, but something we receive when we are in right relationship with life.
If you have been sensing that what is needed now is not more force, but deeper alignment, this conversation is for you.
About the Speaker
Pat McCabe—also known as Woman Stands Shining—is a Diné (Navajo) mother, grandmother, activist, artist, writer, ceremonial leader, and international speaker. Rooted in Indigenous sciences of “Thriving Life,” she weaves healing through her writing, talks and ceremonies—reframing power, gender, technology, and science into sacred systems of kinship, consent, and collective flourishing. She is a long time friend and partner to Pachamama Alliance.
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