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Though I am not Native
by Todd Selle, a regular listener to Prophecy keepers
Radio
During an evening of solitude, contemplating
the state of our world, and the ongoing difficulty faced by Prophecy keepers
in staying solvent, I was inspired to write this text. If any of this touches
a chord with you, and you would like to do something that may help to make
things at least a little better than they are depicted here, I urge you to
share a little of what you have even if just a dollar or five
with Blueotter, so he may continue his work.
Nothing will change if we do not give voice to the need for change.
-- Todd Selle
I am not of Native blood.
I know a little about the prophecies of the First Americans, but there is
a lot more about them to know that unfamiliar to me. I do not know much about
kachinas, or the legend of White Buffalo Calf Woman. I understand we are
nearing the end of the Fourth Age, and simultaneously realize I know next
to nothing about the first three. But in the winds of Spirit, I have heard
the voices of the Elders whispering, and I have made out some of their speech.
Thanks to artists and authors who have carried their words, and the stirrings
within my own heart, I have heard them speak.
Though I am not Native, I can see the signs of the times. I have
noted that even though the only sin which Jesus seems to have condemned with
anger was hypocrisy, this very hypocrisy runs rampant in our society - even
in the lives of many of Jesus own followers. I can see the cynicism
and hard-heartedness evident in the acts of our political leaders. I see
the greed and lust for power displayed by our captains of industry. I see
rogue militants with great determination resorting to any means available
to destroy those they have defined as their enemies, and I worry what will
happen if they obtain any of the radioactive poison that has been lost by
the nuclear-powered nations of the world. I see the international superpowers
seeking dominance over other nations, even over one another, and I see the
strongest of them ever positioning themselves to prepare for conflict. I
see the political leaders of the metropolis in which I live being indicted
for massive financial mismanagement and deceit, and wonder how long it will
be before something similar happens to the leaders of this, the wealthiest
nation on Earth. I see the reports of global climate change, the statistics
about the accelerating extinction of species, and the inclination of my culture
to own every square mile of the natural landscape for either mining or
development. And, I see so many people behaving as if none of this is happening,
and I marvel at how blind we are.
Though I am not Native, I hear the warnings of the Elders. I hear
the prophecies of the Hopi, many of which have already come true, and the
most dire of which promise to be fulfilled very soon. I hear the warnings
of Elders and mystics of geological changes, of great wars, and of social
chaos. I hear the Pentagon preparing for a potential worldwide military conflict
should drought, famine, and disease result from massive environmental
degradation. I hear of greater portions of human wealth being concentrated
in ever-fewer hands, and of the massive debts of nations that our leaders
tell us do not matter. I hear of computer chips beginning to be embedded
in people who choose it, of a British researcher who has obtained a government
license to clone human beings, and of the U.S. Defense Department pursuing
technology that seems intended to develop robotic warriors, bionic warriors,
or both. I hear the pounding boom of profanity-laden rap music emanate from
300-horsepower speakers in a car on an urban street as it shakes the ground
with its hellish sound - the ground beneath a homeless woman who is trying
to sleep on the stoop of a storefront door. Sometimes, in solitude and calm,
I hear the tears of many people tears that have yet to become visible,
but are on their way. And I hear so few voice concern for all this, and I
wonder at how deaf we have become.
Though I am not Native, I feel the ache of the world. I feel the
pain suffered by Mother Earth from the neglect of Her children, and Her
frustration with their never-ending quarreling and selfishness. I feel the
desperation of the hungry who wonder why no food can be found, the perpetual
chill running through the bodies of those who walk alone among crowds, and
the loneliness of the ones who cannot, or dare not, leave their homes. I
feel the anxiety of those who live in war zones, whether those are bordered
by hills or streets or the walls of their own dwellings. I feel things I
do not even understand, and for which I have no words. And I wonder if anyone
else ever feels this way. Am I crazy, or are we losing our hearts?
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Mad Bear
Anderson
3D Animated Flags Courtesy
of 3DFlags.com
FROM WHENCE COMES THE
PROPHECYKEEPERS?
This website was the "vision" of the late Wallace "Mad Bear"
Anderson, Tuscarora Lord of the 6 Nations Confederacy,
Medicine Man, and founder of the American Indian Unity Movement.
"...the Tuscarora man, Wallace "Mad Bear" Anderson, who traveled to
almost every seaport in North and South America as merchant seaman and
established contacts with Mexican and Central American Indians."
The Six Nations Confederacy was and is likened
to a longhouse by John Kahionhes Fadden
"He traveled to almost every seaport in North and South America as a merchant
seaman and established contacts with Mexican and Central American Indians.
Source: Doug George-Kanentiio,
Haudenosaunee Confederacy: a presence
at the UN in "News From Indian Country," late Sept. 1995, 13. & (1974)
Vine Deloria Jr, Behind the Trail of Broken Treaties. New York: Delacorte
Press
"Vine Deloria Jr. suggests that Anderson built the groundwork that led
to a closer network of North, Central, and South American Indians."
source: Doug George-Kanentiio, "Haudenosaunee
Confederacy a presence at the UN," in News From Indian Country, late Sept.
1995, 13.
|
Wallace "Mad Bear" Anderson,
Founder
of the American Indian Unity Movement |
|
Mad Bear said, "You know, there was something else I was thinking
about," he went on. "We ought to make a little trip there to Virginia Beach,
to the Edgar Cayce people. I've read up on all those Cayce readings, especially
the prophecies. I've got copies of a lot of that stuff. And Nostradamus,
too. Did you ever read up on the prophecies of Nostradamus? What somebody
ought to do someday pretty quick is go all across this country - the world,
really - and make a study of all the prophets, what they had to say. I bet
a comparison of all their prophecies related to these next few decades would
be an amazing thing. You'd think someone would jump at the chance to fund
something like that. I mean, that'd be worth something. But then there'd
be many who wouldn't know how to use it. Maybe they'd get more passive instead
of more active. Like I've been saying all along, most people get confused
between foresight and fate." Source: Mad
Bear (c) 1974 Doug Boyd, Simon and Schuster
An
e-Library mandated by the elders with sustainability instruction fors
the near future. |