11-22-2007, 12:00 AM
Well, nothing like being in the right place at the right time, at least if one is to be a Seer.
Truly, yours is a Sorcerer's story, a Tale of Power.
How marvelous is the work of Karma and Power.
In my own case, the 1950's, when I was taken to Cherokee,NC, and had my picture taken with the "Chief." I ran away with fear, apparently an example of what some are calling demons, the Human Form, Race memory.
Yet, I live here today, drawn to the Eastern Cherokee land, Kituwah, by the unknown, to sing and dance as Warriors once did in the day.
According to a local paper, there are only 446 full-bloods left. They are rarely seen; I think there are more off-reservation as I see them at stores in surrounding towns. In fact , this is known.
This same paper has a picture of a Bear Mask, designed in the belief that bears were a clan that gave up their human shape to live in the forest.
I have no personal contact with KItuwah. Perhaps it isn't important.
I am waiting and I know what I am waiting for.
And , so much more to come, for I Dream and I See more than I ever have, simply from reading Castaneda.
The ability to read, whatever else I may not posses, is a blessing.
Bob CHawkeye and Crow
Truly, yours is a Sorcerer's story, a Tale of Power.
How marvelous is the work of Karma and Power.
In my own case, the 1950's, when I was taken to Cherokee,NC, and had my picture taken with the "Chief." I ran away with fear, apparently an example of what some are calling demons, the Human Form, Race memory.
Yet, I live here today, drawn to the Eastern Cherokee land, Kituwah, by the unknown, to sing and dance as Warriors once did in the day.
According to a local paper, there are only 446 full-bloods left. They are rarely seen; I think there are more off-reservation as I see them at stores in surrounding towns. In fact , this is known.
This same paper has a picture of a Bear Mask, designed in the belief that bears were a clan that gave up their human shape to live in the forest.
I have no personal contact with KItuwah. Perhaps it isn't important.
I am waiting and I know what I am waiting for.
And , so much more to come, for I Dream and I See more than I ever have, simply from reading Castaneda.
The ability to read, whatever else I may not posses, is a blessing.
Bob CHawkeye and Crow