Sustainability and preservation of our Earth are never more evident than Watili, as she fights to return to her village, she demonstrates her ability to live independently with nature to sustain a paleo habit lifestyle and preserve nature it its original form Join Watili as she as enslaved by Apache invaders and survives a 700 mile forced walk from her Ute village of Parussi then connected to the only man that could return her to her family, the original cartographer-mapmaker of the American southwest. On this journey north, Watili applies her knowledge of nature’s healing and prayer to save the life of the dashing and mysterious Cibolero. Yet the true reveal is the graceful understanding of the relationship of Oneness between nature and spirituality. All find themselves facing the truth of a changing world, and are forced to learn from each other to adapt. Secrets are revealed, truths unveiled, and strife arises as this trio of travelers makes their way not only across the geography of the land, but also the geography of their own private beliefs and viewpoints. A paradigm shift of thinking transpire, the concept of Oneness bonds forever the importance of our fragile environment by the sharing of wisdom by the young women Watili.