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How Cheated They Must Feel…And We Are…

Posted by ike
/ July 17, 2012 / Leave a comment

One recent evening, I led a healing ceremony for a couple and their extended family, including many ancestor spirits. This particular family and I have been working ceremonially for more than a year in order to bring a healthy baby into the world as the couple’s first child. After completing...
Patries’ Personal & Planetary Invitation to Quest

Posted by ike
/ May 15, 2012 / 3 Comments

A healthy soul incarnates in three stages. First, the personal or introspective aspects of development command attention; then group consciousness takes hold and at this stage the soul compulsion is to develop ‘familial’ solidarity with like-minded others. Finally a mature soul looks to serve the cosmos and leaders of the...
Petroglyphs and Our Enduring Ancestry

Posted by ike
/ July 20, 2010 / 2 Comments

The glyphs of the Ancient Americans are prolific, and all over earth human figures are carved not only on temple walls but into rock flats, bluffs, mountain and hillsides. Anthropologists and archeologists have found that in North America alone, there are more than 65,000 sacred sites where the ancestors of antiquity left us long-standing messages. To modern people, the stone art seems little more than curious scratches that can be dismissed because nobody is around to tell us what the etched art means. This attitude demonstrates what Native Americans recognize: westerners place little value on anything that cannot be meaningfully interpreted. If the rock pictures hold no intellectual merit, then there’s nothing really to gain from them and they are of no consequence to us. This notion leads our so-called ‘progressive’ society down a pathway of ignorance.
Getting Off Our Knee’s

Posted by ike
/ May 10, 2010 / 2 Comments

I have nothing against Mother’s Day, or Father’s Day, for that matter. But I’d like to have just one day a year to honor our ancestors. And I don’t mean the ones who where famous presidents or patriotic war heroes. No, I’m talking about the everyday garden-variety of long-gone relations.