

30,000 Years of Wellness Wisdom — Now a PhD, a Book Series, and a Movement
This week I keynoted for Apache, Hopi, and Navajo grant school board members. Last minute invitation and I said yes. I always say yes to this kind of work. Before the call I sat down and did what Masan taught me. Fifteen minutes. Stone breath. The practice her father passed to her, and she passed to me before I could even read. I wasn't nervous. I was ready. I opened with stories about her, my first teacher. Big Mountain. No electricity. Kerosene lamp. Four hundred sheep outs


The Global Ancestral Code for Living to 100
By Tony Skrelūnas, Diné/Lithuanian, MBA, Phd Candidate “Sʼah naaghai bikʼe hózhó.” Walk in beauty. Live long. Die wise. — Diné Blessing Way, Hozhoonji “Ikigai.” A reason for being. The intersection of what you love, what you are good at, what the world needs, and what you can be supported for. — Okinawan life philosophy, Blue Zone principle “Sveikata — tai ne tik kūno būklė. Tai ryšys su žeme, su šeima, su daina.” Health is not only the condition of the body. It is the


Innovations in AI and Robotics Driving Solutions for Climate Change and Emerging Markets
Climate change demands urgent action, and technology is stepping up with new tools to meet this challenge. Artificial intelligence and robotics are no longer confined to labs or factories. They are now active players in agriculture, environmental management, commerce, and wellness. These technologies are reshaping how we adapt to a warming planet and create new economic opportunities. This article explores how AI and robotics combine to fight forest fires, support indigenous


The Silent Theft: How the World Wastes Its Most Precious Resource—And How We Can Reclaim It
Note from the Author, Tony Skrelunas, MBA, Phd Candidate The stories in this article are not abstract to me. They are written on the faces of my relatives. I have uncles with the same quiet dignity and profound, nature-taught wisdom as Jerry. I have witnessed brilliant minds in my community, like Maya, slowly dim under the weight of systemic neglect. The Navajo Nation, my home, has been strategically overlooked for generations, its gifts to the world conveniently forgotten. A


The Final Council: Architecting a Post-Extraction Future for Economics and Technology
By Tony Skrelunas, MBA, Phd Candidate, Navajo/Lithuanian, Transitional Economic Leader Co-Founder of the Protectors of the Seventh Generation The Dream of the Protocol It begins with a dream. Not a gentle wish, but a solemn, recurring vision that arrives with the weight of prophecy. In it, I walk through a world both familiar and shattered by the legacy of a single, flawed operating system: an economics of extraction and a technology of domination. But from this silence, a ne


Seeds of the Ancestors: A Lithuanian-Navajo-Hopi Journey to Remember Our Food, Our Stories, and Ourselves
A Personal Prologue: The Global Ancestral Table My life's work exists at the intersection of global systems and ancestral wisdom. Currently, as part of my PhD research, I am deconstructing the very frameworks of sustainable development, arguing that the most resilient models are not new innovations, but ancient principles waiting to be remembered. This journey is the heartbeat of my heritage. I am Lithuanian, from a lineage of forest-dwellers and amber traders on the chilly s






















