This question has been
coming up many times?
The words Gate keeper
is an occult religious word used in Shamanism ceremonies.
These religious organizations
worship another god, most have more than one god!
There was, is and should never be a
"Gatekeeper" in a true traditional Eastern Woodland Native American
Ceremony!
If this is what you are
interested in then there are many websites and bloggers willing to help you in
your quest.
However, if you are
interested in an answer about a true traditional Eastern Woodland American
Native ceremony, like our Gatherings, Paw-paus and Sacred Powwows, our people
never use the words gate keeper!
This would be an insult
to Creator!
The person at the East,
the only place to enter and exit out gatherings, is a Spiritual leader or one of
his or her students, there only to help you understand our ceremonies!
You may have noticed
while traveling around the internet, many people teaching about our ceremonies
will not correctly match up with what the elders taught as the truth.
Many times the teaching
is by non native people or someone not from our area.
Occult (Shamanism Occult
Religion) was allowed to make its way into our culture after first contact,
some of their teachings came along with them!
In our Sacred Ceremony
known today as a Circle, entering was always from the east, the sun rises from
the east making it easy to see what was going on within this circle.
Before first contact
all Sacred Ceremonies were at this east so, this became sacred also.
You may have notices
that sometimes even I used this satanic explanation because it seemed to be an
easy way to explain, I was wrong!
This must stop.
