"And this is the Ninth and Last Sign: You will hear of a dwelling-place in the heavens, above the earth, that shall fall with a great crash".

February 1, 2003: The Columbia Space Shuttle disintegrates in the skies over Texas.

When the last of the Hopi Prophecies came to pass, for the Indigenous priests and elders of North and South America it was a signal; a sign that the time had come for them to begin to share the wisdom that had been held within their inner circle with the rest of the world. To honor the significance of this milestone, at the "Fifth Reunion of the Indigenous Priests and Elders of the Americas", the wisdom keepers from the Lakota, Hopi, and Cherokee nations met with their counterparts from Mexico, the Yucatan, and South America to perform the ceremonies that would revive the sacred indigenous wisdom, the prophecies, and the old traditional knowledge that would help mankind survive the End of Time.

All of the worlds' spiritual traditions, including those of the Indigenous people, speak of the times we're in as a period of transformation, a time when the Earth must pass through the process of ascension. For the native Elders and wise men, that process is a spiritual journey, one that begins on "El Camino Blanco".

"The White Road" takes you to the heart of the Yucatan, tracing the steps of the Elders down the ancient thoroughfare that for the Mayans, is a symbol for the pathway to spiritual knowledge. "El Camino Blanco" begins in Merida and goes from temple to temple with truly inspiring footage of ceremonies and rituals, all of which is supported by commentary from Elders and Priests/esses who tell us that the time has come for us to be responsible for the changes that are unfolding on our planet.

Regardless of who you are, "The White Road — Visions of the Indigenous People of the America's" will remind you of things that have long been forgotten and are just now beginning to be remembered. This is a visually rich and spiritually moving documentary that will open your eyes and your heart to a new vision of the world and to the idea that the ancient ways and the Indigenous ones have more to say to us now than at any other moment in history.