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HONOURING OH SHINNAH FASTWOLF

04/03/2022

Oh Shinnah’s teachers were Native American elders, among the most famous in North America. To name a few that come to mind at this time: Keetowah, Rolling Thunder, and Mad Bear. From her father’s people, she inherited the traditions of the Tineh (Apache); from her mother’s people, those of the Mohawk and Scottish (through her maternal great-grandfather). Among the Tineh, “Osha” means “Earth”, and “Shinnah” means “to produce the sound, the cry, the heartbeat, the song of the Earth”. Her mission was to speak for the Earth and in the name of the Earth, and to help people who are on their own path of transformation.

BLUE EAGLE’S VERY FIRST RADIO SHOW Is now live !!

03/08/202203/07/2022

Here we go, I’ve accepted Linda Mackenzie’s invitation to present my very first radio show!

The show airs LIVE every 2nd Tuesday of each month, I will be on radio to give some teachings, present a book or discuss a specific theme, often accompanied by a renowned guest.

Tune in for the first show tomorrow Tuesday the 8th of march at 5 pm Est time 2 pm pacific time : www.healthylife.net

Just click on the ‘Listen Live All Devices’ or ‘Listen Live All Devices 2’ Button — then click the arrow and the show will automatically play.

In addition, within 24-36 hours after the original live broadcast, the show is available on demand or as a podcast download. It is on my archive page for 3 months located here:

http://www.healthylife.net/RadioShow/archiveBE.htm

The show airs live, as an encore, as reruns and also is available on-demand and by podcast download. You will find the days and times below.

LIVE Show 2nd Tuesday every month, 2 p.m. PT

Plus ENCORE 2nd Tuesday, 2am PT and RERUN Thu 11am PT, Sat 2am PT

Join me. Let me know your questions, the subjects that are important to you. In a few shows, the meetings will be live and you will be able to interact. I am excited to begin this new experience with you.

Peace, Joy and Love

COYOTE – totem animal

06/05/202106/05/2021

The coyote, often called the sacred dog by First Nations peoples in America, is the cunning, the trickster and the prankster.

LONG HAIR IN NATIVE AMERICAN TRADITION

05/29/202105/29/2021

The way people wear their hair is an alignment of their thinking; the braids (unity of thought), the hair tied back (safety of thought) and the color (conviction of thought). The appearance of the hair is of great importance, as each style represents a different state of mind. Hair is widely regarded as an extension of one’s thoughts.

THE RITES OF PASSAGE COMMUNITY

05/15/202105/15/2021

For many years I have facilitated a ceremonial cycle, the most powerful and beneficial rites I have ever shared: The Ceremonial Cycle of Rites of Passage!

THE ELK – totem animal

04/20/2021

The elk speaks to us of endurance. This totem teaches us how to measure our efforts so that we can provide constant energy without burning out. This is a particularly important medicine in these times of great stress.

A READER’S QUESTION ON SACRED HERBS AND DIVINE DRINKS

04/07/2021

Alcohol, tobacco and drugs have become a major problem in the lives of countless addicts. Yet nothing is inherently wrong, it is all in the manner and intent. When sweet wine and teaching plants are taken in a sacred way, they become helpers and allies.

THE INVOCATION PERFUMES !

04/03/2021

In December 1999 I founded a company called Invocation Inc.

For the indigenous, aboriginal, first people of all continents who live in harmony and symbiosis with nature, the spiritual and philosophical truths and realities of the world are read and integrated into the way of life from the world around them.

THE LIGHT OF SPIRIT

02/17/2021

We are spirits of light. One thing we tend to forget is that this light needs the earth to flourish, because we were created for the earth and the earth for us. Sometimes, in the … Read more

TRADITIONAL HERBAL WISDOM AND MODERN APPLICATIONS

08/16/2020

In the traditional native healing arts I was trained in, we were taught how to communicate, harvest and prepare medicinal plants. We then had to find the 7 plants which would be the base of our healing practice. This is a specific way the traditional Anidagohah Clan Cherokee healers use in their practice. By communing and communicating directly with the plants, these healers develop a personal relationship with 7 plants that will be used throughout their lives in caring and healing for their people.

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