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BOOK REVIEW:

RETURN OF WHITE BUFFALO

ONE OF THE MOST SACRED SYMBOLS OF NATIVE AMERICAN MYTHOLOGY

A Powerful novel filled with Native American tradition and spirituality

A Blend of Fact, Fiction and Mythology

Meet Stoney Wood -- Aninuya-Ada

A modern day warrior, graduated top of his class at the University of Oklahoma. Two times All American who led the Oklahoma Sooners to two division championships. Top hand on the six hundred and fifty thousand acre Rainbolt cattle and horse ranch.

Heir to the Wood Oil fortune and the Rainbolt Ranch, grandson of Black Eagle, respected Cherokee holy man who has mentored his grandson in the traditional ways of his ancestors since he was five years of age.

Unexpectedly, The Great Spirit bestows the powers of the mightiest spirits on this unsuspecting, modern day warrior the powers of the White Buffalo.   READ MORE...

FEATURE STORY

Planting Seeds and Relating to our  Ancient Indian Traditions.

From the book Anastasia - Book 1 of The Ringing Cedars Series

by Author Vladimir Megre

Excerpts by Bill Silver Wolf Marder in discussions with White Crow and Susan Ambrose

"The force is with those who bless their genes!"

In order for the seed of a cucumber, tomato or any other plant grown in one's plot to have such information, the following steps are necessary:

• Before planting, put into your mouth one or more little seeds, hold them in your mouth, under the tongue, for at least nine minutes.

• Then place the seed between the palms of your hands and hold it there for about thirty seconds. During this time it is important that you be standing barefoot on the spot of earth where you will later be planting it.  (Hint from DW here:  Your electric grounding is an access or phase lock to fracaity -- the point of leverage from which you 'call the force' of your DNA.)

   

• Open your hands, and carefully raise the seed which you are holding to your mouth. Then blow on it lightly, warming it with your breath, and the wee little seed will know everything that is within you.

• Then you need to hold it with your hands open another thirty seconds, presenting the seed to the celestial bodies. And the seed will determine the moment of its awakening. The planets will all help it! And will give the sprouts the light they need to produce fruit especially for you. (The capacitive implosive physics which is the real gravity of astrology - reaches charge information climax in DNA- The planets dance [DNA like] recursion geometry - because gravity's orgasm is charge collapse by embedding...)

• After that you may plant the seed in the ground. In no case should you water it right off, so as not to wash away the saliva which is now covering it, along with other information about you that the seed will take in. It can be watered three days after planting.

• The planting must be done on days appropriate to each vegetable (people already know this, from the lunar calendar). In the absence of watering, a premature planting is not as harmful as an overdue planting.

• It is not a good idea to pull up all the weeds growing in the vicinity of the sprouts. At least one of each kind should be left in place. The weeds can be cut back ." (Hint from DW here- Genetic Diversity = Fractality = Implosion = Self Directing Self Awareness)
  
  According to Anastasia, the seed is thus able to take in information about the person who plants it, and then during the cultivation of its fruit it will pick up from the Universe and the Earth the optimum blend of energies needed for a given Man. The weeds should not be disposed of completely, as they have their own appointed function. Some weeds serve to protect the plant from disease while others give supplemental information. During the cultivation time it is vital to communicate with the plant - at least once during its growth period.  And it is desirable to approach it and touch it during a full moon.
  
  Anastasia maintains that the fruit cultivated from the seed in this manner, and consumed by the individual who cultivated it, is capable not only of curing him of any diseases of the flesh whatsoever but also of significantly retarding the aging process, rescuing him from harmful habits, tremendously increasing his mental abilities and giving him a sense of inner peace. The fruit will have the most effective influence when consumed no later than three days after harvesting.
  
  The above-mentioned steps should be taken with a variety of plant species in the garden-plot.
  
  It is not necessary to plant a whole row of cucumbers, tomatoes etc., in this manner; just a few plants each is enough.
  
  The fruit of plants grown like this will be distinguished from other plants of the same species not only in taste. If analyzed, it will be seen that they are also distinct in terms of the substances they contain.
  
  When planting the seedlings, it is important to soften the dirt in the excavated hole with one's fingers and bare toes, and spit into the hole. Responding to my question, "Why the feet?", Anastasia explained that through perspiration from one's feet come substances containing information about bodily diseases.  This information is taken in by the seedlings. They transmit it to the fruit, which will thus be enabled to counteract diseases. Anastasia recommended walking around the plot barefoot from time to time.

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GRANDMOTHERS SPEAK

Funny Bones

No offense intended for any individuals or tribes.

A Indian man was telling his neighbor, "I just got a new hearing aid from the Indian Health Service.

But it cost me four thousand dollars, but it's state of the art. It's perfect."

"Really," answered the neighbor. "What kind is it?"
 

"Twelve thirty"

GRANDMOTHER'S SPEAK:

From Grandmother Selma

FEATURE STORY

Who are illegal immigrants??

By David House, Star-Telegram Staff Writer, Associated Press Archives
 

Whether illegal immigration issues stir brilliant debates or cries of fear and intolerance, one historical fact is always overlooked: America's own holocaust, carried out by (guess who?) illegal immigrants from (guess where?) Europe --
uninvited foreigners who came to these shores and took everything they could.

That's not getting much mainstream attention. I'm taking off my reader advocate hat to offer some personal thoughts about this matter out of love for my mixed Cherokee/Scots-Irish heritage.

Somehow the deaths of a guesstimated 11 million Native Americans at the hands of attacking, manipulative immigrants during a 400-year span seems worth bearing in mind as Americans respond to alarms about porous
borders, jeopardized healthcare and threats to justice and quality of life posed by "illegals."

Americans can say, surely not with pride, that our country knows from centuries of personal experience how unchecked immigration devastates life and why it's an issue that deserves the best of our thinking and empathy.

Our history brims over with examples -- brutal, bloody instances of inhuman immigrant actions that are far removed from the basic aspirations so often associated these days with "illegals."

Most "illegals" might dream of a better life, but it's doubtful that, like the earlier immigrants and the perpetual forces they
set into motion, they're plotting to seize others' property, kill babies and earn bounties based on body parts brought back from raids.

Consider that, in the late 1630s, the British wiped out every man, woman andchild of the powerful Pequot tribe of southern New England in retaliation related to conflicts arising out of fur-trade struggles. A few years later, Dutch authorities in charge of the settlement of "New Netherland" on the island of Manhattan carried out unspeakable actions
against a local tribe they feared.

Russell Shorto's national bestseller, The Island at the Center of the World, examines Dutch Manhattan and includes a pamphlet account of one nighttime raid by Dutch soldiers against that local tribe:  "[I]nfants were torn from their mothers' breasts, and hacked to pieces in the presence of their parents."

More graphic detail is included, and as Shorto noted, the account probably involved some exaggeration, but there's no reason to doubt that the bloody raid occurred and that soldiers were as lavishly praised as documentation says.

Immigrant authorities were just beginning in their efforts to obliterate "the savages," as American history chronicles. One tiny detail includes legislation approved in Massachusetts and elsewhere in New England in the 1700s that
authorized bounty payment for scalps or heads of Indians, young and old.

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"FIGHTING TERRORISM SINCE 1492"
 

INSPIRATIONAL THOUGHTS...

Remember The Small Things
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Remember the small things that color your life,
A rainbow, a flower, a star, or a kite.
These are the things that will follow your days,
Even as others disappear in a haze.

The laughter of your children will still ring so clear,
Even when music no longer you hear.
Everyone ages, that fact is quite clear,
Age can be cruel, age can bring fear.

But while others are stressing, over each ache or pain,
You'll be remembering the sweet smell of rain.
As you grow old, you remember much less
Of what's most important, that's the price of success.

But if you can put your success on a shelf,
And still roll in the grass, still be good to yourself,
Then aging will never bring physical pain,
And life will not steal what's left of your brain.

So remember one thing, a small thing inside,
Remember down deep that small child you hide.
Don't give up the giggle, the whisper, the cheer,
Don't give up the laughter or what you hold dear.

As another birthday passes from sight,
Remember the small things, which color your life.
 

© by Theresa Morehouse

Submitted by Sheri Awi Anida Waya Burnett

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