Native Knowledge: The Ecological Way of Elemental Harmony is a Book of Life for the living. It is a Book of Death for the dying. It is a Book of Union for uniting the two as the key to vitalizing our direct experience of the Tree of Life itself. William Braham has written a comprehensive manifesto for envisioning the coalescent growth of the seeds and fruits for today's Ancient Now Age. Here, he establishes the structural framework for this current era with firm roots grounded in a primordial origin story of the Great Perfection of the Wheel of Time. William sees our way through these momentous times in eco-logical terms. We are the creative union of elemental forces evolving towards the harmony of our true nature. An 'ecosystem of the organic mind' is the lens he uses to focus upon the actual source-material of what informs our experiences. This primal design clarifies how we conceive, birth, and live our everyday lives as active agents engineering our internal and external environments. Life introduces itself to all of us as the universal ground of everything each of us seeks to know. As such, the reader is invited to look into how Native Knowledge weaves its connective thread-work by ?eshing out the rousing pulse of our desire for everything we bring to life and the stories we tell. This is both deeply personal and vastly global in scope. And so Native Knowledge: The Ecological Way of Elemental Harmony introduces the reality of our individuality in terms of pristine consciousness. Here, we encounter the original weaver of the Sacred Golden Thread of life's continuity. This is the real meaning of the oft-misrepresented word 'tantra.' Native Knowledge: The Ecological Way of Elemental Harmony is a call to action. Those moving towards activating an elementally embodied reason for being that is grounded in a consilient system of holarchy will find an architectural blueprint. Today's culture creators who seek direct access to that field will find open source-code for stoking a fire that reveals an indwelling clear light where the mysteries of organic mind dwell nakedly.