Apache Prophecy Unfolding

An Apache Prophecy Unfolding


Apache Prophecy of this Time Long ago, in the future of time, the Changing Mother earth began to move. Storms came upon the land, and the waters spoke words of truth. Then the Dreamer came to the people and said to them, "The Place of the Ancestors, Who Influence and Direct the Actions of Us, the Children of Mu Returning - an Ancient Prophecy Relevant NOW." The Dreamer came to where two were living within Nothingness and told them that they must must Make Offering to the Waters of Life, so the Sky Father and Changing Mother earth could join in The Night. She told the people to weave 12 Heavens where Eyes Would Become the stars, and Cyrstals would reveal the way through Rainbow Falls. So these people Came to Work as Guardian Ancestors. The Dreamer went among the Knowledgeable Aunties and told them her Dreams, to receive those gathering with the true vision of the Hawk. "What will reveal itself comes to those In Ceremony at the Sacred Place of Matakite. We believe the Offerings Left to the Volcano will sing a Poem Over the people there," they said. Two Lightning Ones went ahead and made a Red Glow as the Rainbow Formed a Circle. When it was finished the people stood within it and beheld a Ring Around the Moon. Then the Dreamer said to them, "I want you to Gather Some Wood and help me chart our Emergence From Lost Mu Lifetime into this Present Life. Also we shall place feathers, shells, and crystals at the Cave of Maui, and when we see the Gecko - the Rebirth will have Begun." So the people did as they were instructed. It took five days to do everything as guided by the Dreamer and the Elders of Lineages gathered. It was as the Dreamer had foretold, "When We Go to Ceremony, We Are Never Alone, For Our Ancestors Reveal Themselves to Us. Everyone Is Conscious. Because We Have Been Invited By Kahuna is Holiness - We Walk the Sacred Footsteps and Ancestral Spirits Have Told Their Descendents to Welcome Us Home." With this Prophecy Unfolds -



Sincerely,



Grandmother Sally Montoya