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Barbara Marciniak, Bringers of the Dawn

Published July 20th, 2008 in Shamanism | 2 Comments »

Barbara Marciniak, Bringers of the Dawn

Posted By Ina Woolcott

Close your eyes and listen to the words of Barbara Marciniak. Hear your truth. This gave me goosebumps and a feeling of anticipation - bring it on! I have read her book Bringers of the Dawn - the first ’spiritual’ book I ever picked up from my mums bookshelf, thank All That Is - several times since 2003. I learned so much and took so many notes. I love it! This is just video 1 of 18, the others are to be found on www.youTube.com.

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From ‘Bringers Of The Dawn’ By Barbara Marciniak

Indigenous Native American Prophecy

Published February 18th, 2008 in Shamanism | 2 Comments »

Indigenous Native American Prophecy

By Ina Woolcott

A Native American Elder talks about the evolution of time, how it evolves. There is first a purification time and then a renewal time - we are getting close to this time. He talks about how America is dying from within, because the instructions for how to live on earth have been forgotten, he talks about prophecies, the spirit world, the sacredness of every-thing, mans problems and the lack of spiritual connection with earth. Everything has a spirit and was brought here by the creator. We are ALL one family. The Native Americans say that when Columbus came, that was the first world war. By the time of the 2nd world war, there were only 800,000 Native Americans left, from 60 MILLION. I love this video and will shortly be posting the other related videos. Watch, listen and learn!

Indigenous Native American Prophecy (Elders Speak part 1)

Paiute Native American Shaman Wovoka and the Ghost Dance

Published February 8th, 2008 in Shamanism | 2 Comments »

By Ina Woolcott

Paiute Native American Shaman Wovoka and the Ghost Dance

The Ghost Dance appeared during a time of desperation for the Native American Indian peoples. The Ghost Dance started when Paiute shaman Jack Wilson, or Wovoka, had a vision that if our people would dance and sing Indians would live again. The Ghost Dance spread throughout the land. In Dec. 1890 the military panicked and massacred innocent Lakota Indian people at Wound Knee whilst dancing. It is one of the worst (and most cowardly, inhumane) incidents in United States history. Judy Trejo - Summit Lake (Tommo Agi) and Walker River (Agi) Paiute and Anita Collins - Shoshone and Walker River Paiute speak about Wovoka. The Round Dance was a traditional Great Basin dance that spread across the land in the form of the Ghost Dance, and is now part of many celebrations. Robbie Robertson sings “Ghost Dance”.

Paiute Native American Shaman Wovoka and the Ghost Dance