Why put this my information on the net?

Many of my tribal clan mothers asked me " Why put all of my ancestors teachings on my free blogs for people to steal as their own knowledge"?

For years now while seeing Indians and others around Indian country using the teachings from our elders now ancestors as their words of wisdom, it would hurt me and interfere with my praying. However, a few days ago in the supreme wisdom of Grandfather ( Creator) while deep in prayer, the words came to me, " my son, where do you think all of your ancestors received their teaching"?

" This knowledge that I have freely given to you through your elders was meant to be freely given and shared by all, so all can use it for the good of my creations".

Native Americans and the Owl?

The Owl is sacred outside of Indian country,

the Owl for instants is the Roman and Greek goddess of learning.

http://www.roman-empire.net/children/gods.html

The Native Americans of some tribes look to the owl for wisdom, insight and knowledge.

http://www.owlpages.com/articles.php?section=Owl+Mythology&title=Owls+Lore+Culture&page=3

A few tribes of modern times say that the Owl is evil.

http://leandrawitchwood.blogspot.com/2009/05/owl-medicine.html

My people, from the Eastern Woodland people in the New England area, look to all of the Owls as protectors sent from Creator.

The Owl will alert you of coming danger while peacefully singing you to sleep after dark.

The Owl helps keep down the snake, rodent and insect population which will help with keeping the environment free of germs and diseases.

A phony Guru.

What is a Guru?

Guru is the God, say the Hindu scriptures.

http://hinduism.about.com/od/gurussaints/a/guru.htm

The word Guru is a Sanskrit word meaning, religious teacher or saint.

http://www.sikhs.org/10gurus.htm

The word Guru in American Native?

There is no such word.

Verdict in self-help sweat lodge trial stirs reaction among Native Americans

Native Americans who hold fast to rituals passed on by their ancestors,

the trial of James Arthur Ray mattered, he was convicted of negligent homicide.

Not strong enough however, a non native tried in a non native court, I'll take it.

Guru, Trickster, Coyote, Powwow.

You can fool some of the people all of the time,
and all of the people some of the time,
but you cannot fool all of the people all of the time~~~
Abraham Lincoln (attributed)16th president of US (1809 - 1865)

A new name should be added to a list of evil spirits invading American Native ceremonies.

A, Phony Guru, that runs a sweat ceremony is killing incident people.

Why else would this court case be lasting so long?

Guru's trial over Arizona sweat lodge deaths starts

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/01/us-arizona-guru-trial-idUSTRE7202VC20110301/

This was on my Sunday, March 6, 2011 blog.

This is just one of many reasons why true Traditional American Native Elders keep our extremely sacred ceremony's a secret!

One thing would be that you must be a native elder with the knowledge.

Next at no time should a sacred ceremony have anything to do with war!

Every sacred ceremony is for cleaning, clearing of the mind and communion with Creator.

If one gets involved with something that is none of their business, one gets what one deserves!

While we are on the subject, we also have people stretching the truth just to get your money! ~~~SELL,~~~SELL,~~~SELL!

For those of you that are selling our Herbs as herbs for Shamanism ?

Kinnick~ Kinnick is an American Native Herb, Shamans come from outside of America, please reframe from lying to your customers just to sell a product!

If you have a question or comment just click on the comment just below this blog.

Native American gift protocol.

The correct way to gift an American Native is from your left hand to their left hand.

If the gift is words, then from your mouth with your left hand to the left shoulder of that person, which you should know is the closest to the heart.

If the gift is too big, then your left hand to your heart, straight out pointing at the gift or gifts.

It is very easy to spot a real Traditional Native American.

They are the ones constantly giving something away.

If you choose to gift a true American Native, and you do not want that person giving it away, do not give it to them.

As a young native a wise old native told me , " Once you give something to me, it is mine, you cannot tell me what to do with it".

"Once I give something to you it is yours, never ask if I want it back, now you go do the same".

If at any time an American Native is thought to have a religion, this would be it.

We believe that everything on Mother Earth is a free gift from Creator to all creatures, so if it is a free gift from Creator to all creatures, then it was predestined to be given away.

If Creator wishes you to have it, then it will be coming back.

http://mysmudgingblog.blogspot.com/2012/07/left-hander-native-americans-were-not.html