This nation is the one that gave us the greatest medicine men (Black Elk—Hehaka Sapa, Frank Fools Crow, the Crow Foot Family, the Lame Deer Family), the greatest horsemen, the greatest warriors including Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull.
THE PROUD LAKOTA NATION
THE HERMIT’S ROLE IN THIS WORLD
Hello Blue Eagle Since there is a time for everything, and a place for everyone, and since we don’t, fortunately, have the same characteristics and functions, I would request you write to us about the … Read more
CONSCIOUS EARTH ALLIANCE ONLINE SEMINARS JULY 11th
Times are Paris , France time zone. You’re invited!! Conscious Earth Alliance Free Online Weekend Conference, July 10-11th 2021 “Neo-humanism versus Transhumanism” Welcome to our second online Conscious Earth Alliance Conference! In this conference we … Read more
MOUSE – totem animal
The keywords for mouse medicine are trust, innocence, love and attention to detail.
The mouse is associated with the South. It symbolizes the trust and innocence that give the energy of faith, that faith that can move mountains. It is also the confidence and innocence of childhood.
LYNX – totem animal
The medicine of the lynx is that of secrets and silence. These felines of the northern hemisphere’s boreal forests know how to move without making a sound. Thanks to their wide paws, they can walk … Read more
MOOSE – totem animal
The moose, also known as the American elk, is the largest of all deer. Its antlers are large and partly flat just before the tip. Long legs and a long neck allow it to graze even under water and to swim well. Without sinking, it can walk on soft ground such as mud, snow and sphagnum bogs.
SHAMANISM IS UNIVERSAL
Shamanism is universal. Some people today call themselves shamans, but don’t really understand shamanism and use this word to describe the gifts they have.
GENDER IN DIVINITY
A question I have often been asked is why I give the Creator the masculine gender, that of the Father.
GETTING TOGETHER FOR RITUALS AND CEREMONY IN NATURE
In all indigenous and natural peoples of the earth there have always been gatherings for cyclical ceremonies and rituals. One of the purposes of these events is the gathering itself. People have an organic need to see each other, to communicate, to laugh together, to dance, to exchange and to share.