Welcome to our
friends from Ocean Springs, Mississippi
To one of many of
our posting about our
“Sacred Circle”
(Chachu)
Native American Gate
keeper?
I have little to no
knowledge about the ‘Native People’ of your city/state; however it does not
matter for this post.
I only write, while
writing about the Native Americans of by village (Uncasvillage) and about good
and bad politics.
Your beliefs are
your beliefs and therefore ‘good blessing from Creator’
As far as
'Traditional Native Americans' are concerned, 'Good Politicians' care for
'Creators creation',
'Bad Politicians only care about themselves'!
For, going on 78
years Creator blessed this old native with ancestors that lived their lives in
praise and prayers to Creator for blessings from Creator.
I am now challenged
to keep our ancestors teaching alive in print, no matter how poorly I do this!
So Thank-you for
your visit my new friend!
This is one more
posting.
Native American Gate
keeper?
08/07/2012
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!
