http://www.recordsofcreation.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&layout=item&id=2952
Please visit this U-tube by Judith .... she is a most magical person I have ever meet....
I am so honored to be able to welcome her to Medicine Creek on the 22nd and the 23rd...for Sweat Lodge and to Initiate the Ancient Ceremony of the Wayer Ways back onto the Earth for all of Earth's Children...
AHO..
Blessings..Grandmother Whitedeer
Monday, September 20, 2010
Friday, September 17, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Take A Moment
Take a moment, and release any expectations of the future.
Allow the past to dissolve and be what it is: the past.
In your precious, present moment, feel the life in and around you.
Know that you are loved, and supported in this precious moment that is the constant now.
In the now, we can be, and in gratitude imagine what we want.
The catch is to let go of expectation, and to trust that the seeds of thought we plant in the universe fly as star seeds to eventually take form.
A lovely thought begets a lovely outcome.
Abandon worry.
Relax in the joy of no fear and no expectation.
Breathe, laugh, dance, and feel God's love that is the life in you and in all beings.
~http://www.josephine-wall-birthday-card-time-flies.html
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Water Ceremonie in Wisconsin
Water Ceremony sacred for two participants in Northwest Wisconsin
insectamonarca
September 14, 2010 at 10:36 pm
On Saturday, September 11, a participant and I gathered up our ceremonial materials and walked to the sand dunes near my home in Minong, Wisconsin.
Jackie arrived about 6:30 p.m. and we shortly found our way to the sacred sands. We put a cloth dowlarge enough to make an alter. I brought flowers and the vessel to carry the artesian water. Beforehand I went to the woods between Shell Lake and Spooner where the water flows free of contaminents and chemicals. Mother Earth's blood (which is water) just bubbles up to the surface in this enchanted forest. I always thank the water before taking any.
Jackie brought a photo picture of her guru. I bround gourd rattles. One gourd is from the gourds I found growing in a dirt pile last year and the other gourd was from New Mexico. It is a piote medicine rattle. I brought my birch clapping sticks and drum which was given to me by an elder who made me promise I would use it only to pray for water. I never dreamed a few years ago when Frank gave it to me that someday I would be a Council Guide. I am honored to say I am now with the Sisterhood of Indigenous Water Rites. I feel very honored by both blessings.
I can't really tell you what took place at the ceremony. Perhaps someday if you are a woman you will come and share this sacred ceremony with us. I can say that we prayed for the Net of Light workshop in Ireland who were connected with us through mutual intentions and ceremony. I can say that we thanked the water and each in turn talked to the water and told her we loved her. I did say I knew that mankind often did not respect her, contaminated and polluted her. I asked for forgiveness of these unconscious and sometimes cruel acts. I acknowledged that we are made up of mostly water and we need fresh water around the world for humanity and for seven generations out.
Both Jackie and I performed the Nibi Wabo water ceremony. We also danced around the alter and sang. I did notice the tiniest of little miniture flowers on sliver stalks. I wonder if anyone on Earth saw such sweet flowers that we were careful not to step on as we danced. As we bid gooodbye to the ceremony, we saw the new moon on the third day as a sliver of light, first star and the sunset all at the same time. It was glorious how the clouds turned pink to the east as we looked over the horizon and saw the valley hills around us.
We took the blessed water afterwards and gave some to Mother Earth at certain spots. One was at the sweet fern that I prayed for several years ago. I wanted her to come up the hill from the other side and adorn the sand dunes. Then we carried some to the fir trees that are starting by succession to come into the sand dunes. Then we blessed milkweed and sacred prairie sage that I planted in 2008. I have been seeding this site for years in the hopes of making a sanctuary for the monarch butterfly. It is working, butterflies do flutter here in season.
We need to respect water. Please visit and learn that not all people are as fortunate as we are in the USA. Many people and countries need water. Can you imagine being thirsty? Have a heart and open your eyes to others in need at http://twitter.com/charitywater
Remember: Water is not a resourse to be squandered. Water is the source of life. Say a prayer of thanksgiving when you lift the water of life to your lips and be grateful.
I am grateful to Congressman Dennis Kucinich who wrote a bill to stop the privatization of the Great Lakes water. You can learn more at http://kucinich.house.gov/News/DocumentSingle.aspx?DocumentID=202500
Washington, Aug 7 - "Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) today announced H.R. 6006, which closes a loophole that allows the bottled water industry to divert or export an unlimited amount of water from the Great Lakes. The bill was introduced along with cosponsors Bart Stupak (MI), Marcy Kaptur (OH) and Betty McCollum (MN)."
Source: Congressman Dennis Kuchiich's Web site.
Be happy insectamonarca friends where ever you are.
insectamonarca
September 14, 2010 at 10:36 pm
On Saturday, September 11, a participant and I gathered up our ceremonial materials and walked to the sand dunes near my home in Minong, Wisconsin.
Jackie arrived about 6:30 p.m. and we shortly found our way to the sacred sands. We put a cloth dowlarge enough to make an alter. I brought flowers and the vessel to carry the artesian water. Beforehand I went to the woods between Shell Lake and Spooner where the water flows free of contaminents and chemicals. Mother Earth's blood (which is water) just bubbles up to the surface in this enchanted forest. I always thank the water before taking any.
Jackie brought a photo picture of her guru. I bround gourd rattles. One gourd is from the gourds I found growing in a dirt pile last year and the other gourd was from New Mexico. It is a piote medicine rattle. I brought my birch clapping sticks and drum which was given to me by an elder who made me promise I would use it only to pray for water. I never dreamed a few years ago when Frank gave it to me that someday I would be a Council Guide. I am honored to say I am now with the Sisterhood of Indigenous Water Rites. I feel very honored by both blessings.
I can't really tell you what took place at the ceremony. Perhaps someday if you are a woman you will come and share this sacred ceremony with us. I can say that we prayed for the Net of Light workshop in Ireland who were connected with us through mutual intentions and ceremony. I can say that we thanked the water and each in turn talked to the water and told her we loved her. I did say I knew that mankind often did not respect her, contaminated and polluted her. I asked for forgiveness of these unconscious and sometimes cruel acts. I acknowledged that we are made up of mostly water and we need fresh water around the world for humanity and for seven generations out.
Both Jackie and I performed the Nibi Wabo water ceremony. We also danced around the alter and sang. I did notice the tiniest of little miniture flowers on sliver stalks. I wonder if anyone on Earth saw such sweet flowers that we were careful not to step on as we danced. As we bid gooodbye to the ceremony, we saw the new moon on the third day as a sliver of light, first star and the sunset all at the same time. It was glorious how the clouds turned pink to the east as we looked over the horizon and saw the valley hills around us.
We took the blessed water afterwards and gave some to Mother Earth at certain spots. One was at the sweet fern that I prayed for several years ago. I wanted her to come up the hill from the other side and adorn the sand dunes. Then we carried some to the fir trees that are starting by succession to come into the sand dunes. Then we blessed milkweed and sacred prairie sage that I planted in 2008. I have been seeding this site for years in the hopes of making a sanctuary for the monarch butterfly. It is working, butterflies do flutter here in season.
We need to respect water. Please visit and learn that not all people are as fortunate as we are in the USA. Many people and countries need water. Can you imagine being thirsty? Have a heart and open your eyes to others in need at http://twitter.com/charitywater
Remember: Water is not a resourse to be squandered. Water is the source of life. Say a prayer of thanksgiving when you lift the water of life to your lips and be grateful.
I am grateful to Congressman Dennis Kucinich who wrote a bill to stop the privatization of the Great Lakes water. You can learn more at http://kucinich.house.gov/News/DocumentSingle.aspx?DocumentID=202500
Washington, Aug 7 - "Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) today announced H.R. 6006, which closes a loophole that allows the bottled water industry to divert or export an unlimited amount of water from the Great Lakes. The bill was introduced along with cosponsors Bart Stupak (MI), Marcy Kaptur (OH) and Betty McCollum (MN)."
Source: Congressman Dennis Kuchiich's Web site.
Be happy insectamonarca friends where ever you are.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Sacred White Buffalo
Greetings:
Yesterday, Saturday the 11th of Sept. 2010, we finally closed the WaterBlessing Ceremony that created the blessed waters from around the World. As Instructed through Spirit we were to close the ceremony with the WhiteBuffalo in Oregon....Our Sister Rain On The Earth who lives in Oregon, was kind enough to act as facilitater along with the Director of the Sacred World Peace Allience Cynthia Hart-Button and several others that held the energy through prayer and intent. The Buffalo where happy campers....they love to be acknowledge as the Sacred Gifts that they are.....they encourge us to continue with our serving our Mother through our Water Ceremonies as it is showing a positive change through-out the world.....
Yesterday, Saturday the 11th of Sept. 2010, we finally closed the WaterBlessing Ceremony that created the blessed waters from around the World. As Instructed through Spirit we were to close the ceremony with the WhiteBuffalo in Oregon....Our Sister Rain On The Earth who lives in Oregon, was kind enough to act as facilitater along with the Director of the Sacred World Peace Allience Cynthia Hart-Button and several others that held the energy through prayer and intent. The Buffalo where happy campers....they love to be acknowledge as the Sacred Gifts that they are.....they encourge us to continue with our serving our Mother through our Water Ceremonies as it is showing a positive change through-out the world.....
Attribute to Twylah Nitsch
TwylahPEACE IS THE FOUNDATION OF DEMOCRACY
THE GREAT WHITE PINE AS SYMBOL OF THE GREAT LAW
IS THE SPINE OR CONSTITUTION OF THE GOVERNMENT
THE PEOPLE BELIEVE PEACE IS CREATOR'S WILL
AND THAT PEACE IS THE LAW...
TO LIVE WITHIN THE GREAT LAW
MEANS PEACE OF MIND
RIGHT RELATIONSHIP WITH ONESELF, ONE'S CREATOR AND ONES
FELLOW HUMANBEINGS
THERE WILL BE RIGHTEOUSNESS
BECAUSE OF RIGHT RELATIONSHIP
THERE WILL BE JUSTICE
THERE WILL BE HEALTH BECAUSE THERE IS PEACE OF MIND
HERE WILL BE POWER TO UNITE FOR THE CAUSE OF PEACE
BECAUSE THE GREAT PEACE IS THE POWER TO LIVE AS ONE ....
PEACE IS WITHIN REACH
STAND TALL - HEAR THE CALL
Twylah always talked about the Truth....and Trust....she and her words belonged to the world....Everything she did was in the name of Truth and Trust. She continues to walk amongst us....I attibute this week to Twylah who is one of the Grandmothers that come to us when we are seeking comfort and truth....AHO
Grandmother Whitedeer
Friday, September 10, 2010
Quote from Twylah Nitcsh
Elder's Meditation of the Day - September 10
"One of the first things Seneca children learned was that they might create their own world, their own environment, by visualizing actions and desires in prayer. The Senecas believed that everything that made life important came from within. Prayer assisted in developing a guideline toward discipline and self control."
--Twylah Nitcsh, SENECA
All permanent and lasting change starts first on the inside and works its way out. Having constant prayer and Creator directed visions helps us to live in harmony. This is the best way to grow strong and become a Warrior. No matter what is going on outside of ourselves, it is our projection that makes it so. It is our projections that even give it any meaning. Another way is each day to turn our life and our will over to the care of the Great Spirit. Then He will show us His desire for us. When we are in alignment to His desire, we become very joyful and very happy.
Oh Great Spirit, You take care of me today and tell me what I can do for You today. Give me the discipline to talk to You whenever I am in doubt or fear. Let me come to You if I get irritated. You are my solution.
"One of the first things Seneca children learned was that they might create their own world, their own environment, by visualizing actions and desires in prayer. The Senecas believed that everything that made life important came from within. Prayer assisted in developing a guideline toward discipline and self control."
--Twylah Nitcsh, SENECA
All permanent and lasting change starts first on the inside and works its way out. Having constant prayer and Creator directed visions helps us to live in harmony. This is the best way to grow strong and become a Warrior. No matter what is going on outside of ourselves, it is our projection that makes it so. It is our projections that even give it any meaning. Another way is each day to turn our life and our will over to the care of the Great Spirit. Then He will show us His desire for us. When we are in alignment to His desire, we become very joyful and very happy.
Oh Great Spirit, You take care of me today and tell me what I can do for You today. Give me the discipline to talk to You whenever I am in doubt or fear. Let me come to You if I get irritated. You are my solution.
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