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« on: April 09, 2009, 09:16:53 pm »



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"You have been telling the people that this is the Eleventh Hour, now you must go back and tell the people that this is THE HOUR.

And there are things to be considered...


Where are you living?

What are you doing?

What are your relationships?

Are you in right relation?

Where is your water?

Know your garden.

It is time to speak your Truth.

Create your community.

Be good to each other.

And do not look outside yourself for the leader.

Then he clasped his hands together, smiled, and said, "This could be a good time! There is a river flowing now very fast. It is so great and swift that there are those who will be afraid. They will try to hold on to the shore. They will feel they are being torn apart and will suffer greatly. Know the river has its destination. The elders say we must let go of the shore, push off into the middle of the river, keep our eyes open, and our heads above the water. And I say, see who is in there with you and celebrate.

At this time in history, we are to take nothing personally. Least of all, ourselves. For the moment that we do, our spiritual growth and journey comes to a halt.

The time of the lone wolf is over. Gather yourselves! Banish the word struggle from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.

We are the ones we've been waiting for.

Oraibi, Arizona Hopi Nation
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« Reply #1 on: April 11, 2009, 09:03:32 pm »


The Hopi are the direct descendants of the Anasazi who built the large cliff dwelling sites Mesa Verde, Chaco Canyon and Canyon De Chelly that are found in the four corners area of Arizona, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico.
"Homolovi" -- Hopi for "Place of the Little Hills" where the Homolovi ruins are located above the banks of the Little Colorado River near Winslow, Arizona  was built and occupied by the Hopi during the 14th century.  The Hopi people of today still consider Homolovi, as well as other precolumbian sites in the southwest, to be part of their homeland. They continue to make pilgrimages to these sites, renewing the ties of the people with the land. The Hopi tell us that the broken pottery and stones are now part of the land and are the trail the Bahana will follow when he returns.







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« Reply #2 on: April 11, 2009, 09:08:22 pm »

Homol'ovi is an early pre Hopi Culture site that has yielded much regional archaeological information for the period 1200 -1400.

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« Reply #3 on: April 11, 2009, 09:18:03 pm »

Anasazi/Hopi


"Somewhere down in the underworld we were created by the Great Spirit, the Creator... We were created equal, of oneness, living in a spiritual way, where the life is everlasting. We were happy and at peace with our fellow men. All things were plentiful, provided by our Mother Earth upon which we were placed." So begins a Hopi account of the beginning of life. 


"We lived in good ways for many years, but eventually evil proved to be stronger... The leader gathered the high priests. They smoked and prayed for guidance toward a way to solve the corruption. Many times they gathered, until finally someone suggested that they move, find a new place, and start a new life." Birds were sent to bring back news of the world above, which proved hospitable. "Now the question was how they were to get to the top..."   


Trees were planted from seeds but even their stoutest branches couldn't penetrate the barrier from the underworld. "Again they planted a seed. This time it was a reed. Since it had a pointed end it pierced the sky into the new world."
Some say that this place of emerging, called the shipapu., was in Kutz Canyon in northwestern New Mexico. And there's no denying that the ancient Anasazi left a road thirty feet wide and as straight as an arrow between a point on the rim of this canyon and their impressive Pueblo Bonito in Chaco Canyon, over thirty miles away.
 


  Given their probable spiritual significance, the Anasazi "roads" may not have been roads at all in the normal sense. There's no litter along them, nor are there campsites. Unlike the roads built by the Inca of Peru, which accomodate travelers by detouring around rough terrain, the Anasazi roads go straight through obstacles. They have been called spirit paths, power corridors and roads through time. 


Led by John Stein of the Navajo Nation, scholars are perceiving how the roads might have linked impressive Pueblo-style buildings with previous Great Houses, bridging the intervening time. The great enigma of the abandonment of the Four Corners area by the Chacoan peoples around the year 1280 comes into clearer focus in connection with these spiritual corridors.
The great Chacoan site of Pueblo Bonito flourished and then was deserted, perhaps owing to drought. Around the same time, a new regional center was established at Aztec Ruins 55 miles due north. North is a sacred direction to descendents of the Anasazi. The Great North Road that runs from Pueblo Bonito to the edge of Kutz Canyon may once have continued on to Aztec Ruins, conveying spiritual energy to the new site along the sacred meridian.
 


And when Aztec Ruins itself was abandoned, a new center was born at Casas Grandes, just over the present border with Mexico, 450 miles due south of Aztec Ruins. Chacoan engineers clearly had the ability to survey straight lines over great distances; their surviving "roads" prove it. 


Pueblo Bonito was probably thought of as the mythological Middle Place, where the four cardinal directions came together with lines going straight up into the heavens and down into the underworld. It is beginning to look like the Anasazi honored and preserved this centrality. 


Cliff Palace, Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado. Anasazi culture.

http://www.cultures.com/features/Anasazi/roads.html
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« Reply #4 on: April 11, 2009, 09:20:20 pm »

We Hopi are enabled to look at ourselves as we are. The amount and quality we harvest reflect our ways of life in the past years. If the harvest is good, our mind power was strong and clear and in harmony with nature and spirit through prayers. This is faithfulness and happiness. If the harvest is poor, our power of mind strayed because it was not clear, and the prayers did not connect to accomplish the desire. This is sadness and a reason to worry.

"This season is also a harvest of unknown mystery. Only nature and spirit know what kind of life we did harvest, what they store away for us for the coming year, what most of us will see as we move ahead.

"This is the season of happiness and joy, abundance of food and no lack of appetite. There is hard work for men and women, as well as children old enough to help their parents. Each boy also helps his uncle who will in turn help him when he is old enough to become a man. Each girl helps her clan relations and aunts with the same hope for the time she enters marriage.
 


"First peaches must be brought in, split and dried on the housetops or on rocky places. Some people even build small sheds of stone where they stay to look after their fruit in case it rains. Men bring muskmelons and watemelons on their backs or on donkeys and nowadays on trucks or wagons. Beans are gathered, winnowed, and cleaned. Navajos come to the villages with mutton for trade, and the Hopi go into Navajo country to trade for mutton or even live sheep. ... 


"Corn harvesting begins, with many people living by their fields until it is finished. Some will bring their corn on donkeys and wagons and even on their backs for many miles. When everything is gathered the housetops and yards look colorful beyond description, outer walls covered with drying food such as roasted sweet corn, muskmelon, and beans, even jerky meat from the Navajos, for use during winter. These are just a few glimpses of yesteryear, when our thoughts were one." 

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« Reply #5 on: April 13, 2009, 05:10:30 pm »

Walking in the Days of the Prophecy

Dear Respected Elders and Friends:

I am known to the common world as Katherine Cheshire founder of Touch the Earth Foundation, http://www.thehopiway.com. After many, many years of service and planting and kiva ceremonies, the Elderly Elders of Hopi adopted me and gave me the this name, a full time job. There are few that remember the work we have done and the years of learning and teaching. The young councils and the younger leaders have short memories and also believe the misinformation of those whom would cause more division among the peoples. Some people don’t have their “ears on right” and mishear what one is saying and thus cause troubles of no repair--like the old word game where someone whispers in one's ear, and by the time it gets around the circle, the message is entirely wrong.

Even with all these challenges, the old ones that remember are threatened with their very lives, homes and family not to speak of these things. I have lost many of my beloved family and can no longer disclose the true elders for fear of their lives. However they were wise enough to give a piece of the puzzle to some that would listen and not change their words or deeds for the future children of all humanity and the very life of Mother Earth.

Nearly all the elders that held the Open Rainbow have dawned the Sacred Cloud Mask and only visit us in our dreams, visions and messages of the Cloud Kachina’s. At least this is my own experience. I cannot speak for others. Although I can stand for my own understanding of living and being taught by so many in such short earth time, it would not be proper to express in public.

Having been placed in positions to teach and speak is very daunting. Yet the strength given to me by the corn meal and tobacco trail that was left by my adopted Hopi family, my own Lakota Grandfathers, women before their time, my Irish Grandmother, and uncountable spiritual leaders over the world helped lead my way.

These elders come to me in dreamtime and in waking hours of the Day and they, as well as I, send a Cry! We Cry with our voice, we cry with our tears, we cry for our all the ancestors have left to us to finish: what they were given to do through their Prophecy, Warnings and Instructions which passed on mouth to ear in private palaces for over 1100 years. We send a Cry for help and, as you do to those of One Heart, to come forth and join hands with this effort of unity and understanding. One person cannot change this world, however one person can change the world for one person and therein the whole world. You are alive, every day is sacred every night is Holy. Is there someone you can reach with what has been given to you to share in this sacred and short time on Mother earth?Huh?? When we leave and dawn the Cloud Mask of our own, will you return in shame to your Creator for not accomplishing what you came to do. Or will you go to the West or Sacred Dawn (as your traditions speaks) with a pure heart and humble hands, knowing you did all you could do for your Mother Earth and all land and Life on her?

As a recognized elder in the world and many teaching camps I implore your message be heard. Never once over the last 50 + years (and archives of 100 years in my trust) did I ever, every hear these old traditional spiritual people say “No you can not pray with us, because you are not of our blood!” This is too “New ager”! NO, they would come and watch and teach, not judge and humiliate. They would teach by story, but mostly by action, they would be there when someone got into trouble. They would make sure all the doors were safe and protected and the Ceremony was held in the Safe and Sacred Robes of the Ancients of those whom went before us so no harm would come to anyone. They taught with love and kindness and their own actions. Not once! did I ever see these Spiritual warriors of the OPEN RAINBOW turn their back on someone in need and spiritual help.

Grandfather Dan was always pleased and very happy when he come home from being chosen chief or just being honored as the Oldest Hopi to still be alive and holding full “Chief Responsibilities for Kiva Ceremony” after his young wife died  90years or so ago.  He lived long at 110, dedicating his life to the Hopi Men Societies and Kiva Father. And believe me that is no small task for anyone least of all someone of that age. He would come home to his beloved cornfields after the ceremony and be so happy that when he came out of the Kiva and looked on to the plaza dancing Kachina’s, in his own words.

“I saw them there, it was good “Lullma” (beautiful) to see Yellow people, Black people, White People, this is what we want, everyone to come and pray with us, maybe some one will hear our prophecy and help the Hopi to spread our message around the world.”

The Spiritual Elders of the Hopi, Navajo and many, many other nations have always worked together in this way to Bring peace and understanding among all human kind in accordance with Mother Earth and the Great Plan of the Creator. The Creator and the Universal Laws  never change, they never break down. We humble, (five) 5 finger, two legs, with no connection to the unknown must turn to those whom have gone before us and left the knowledge for those to follow. We must honor our ancient cultures or face the consequences for our self-importance in our youth.

In the summer of 1994 something happened and many some ones heard the call when the first White Buffalo was born in Wisconsin.  That--along with the release of the Hopi prophecy--signaled that it was the time per our instructions and warnings that we must open the sacred bundles and share our wisdom with you. The sacred Wampum Belts came out, the stone tablets lay in waiting, the sacred arrows, the “quickening” begin and now 10 years later it is up to us? Do we remember these promises? Are we so weak we cannot see this to the end in peace and respect for one another? I understand it is hard to get our ideas across to these seekers, I know personally, how they take a truth and twist it and profit by our trust and innocence of the modern world. So I also understand that if your vision is to retreat and rest it is right, and to stay in balance one must do so.

Although, stop, think, remember, this is my belief and what I was told by many elders.

As it was told from mouth to ear in private, now must be brought to those who come with one heart to seek and learn. Test, of course there are your “false prophets” as you have point out on your web page. And there is also many good and true hearts that cannot find

Pease and rest, in the way of the 4 walled and stain glass holy places. Most beautiful as they are and I love the churches I am asked to visit and pray with, just as much as I do the Kiva, the Sundance, the Return of the Salmon, The Sacred Dawn Ceremony in the land of Abanaki, the great water and ancestor ceremonies in the west.  Yet these modern ways often dose not ground the Spiritual Forces the way our ancient ceremonies do. I believe this is why even in our Native Tribes they have mixed them together. Part of the reason is the Boarding Schools literally “knocked it out of them” yet there heart and soul belongs to the same Creator, by what ever name it chooses, some even say Mother Creator. After all it is our mother earth that bring us life and substance to survive and by the grace of Father Sun all life grow.

And if it is true that there is one mother that sustains all life on earth, and there is one farther that supports and protects her and all her children. It must be so with the human family. WE are all their children, we are the new and the old the ones we have been waiting for, as told by prophecy, The Children of the Open Rainbow. To Walk in the days of the prophecy? Or not? What is your Decision? The time to sit on the fence and through stones are over, because we all live in the house of glass you can fool yourself. Never the creator and the holy spirits that guide our path, will the stone you through create a ripple of destruction or LOVE? Let us be mindful of our thoughts and deeds.

And remember to learn, see, sense, touch, hear, and understand for yourself. Do not believe second hand news, get it from the mouth of who said it and then decide what you will.

To quote another Hopi Elder “It may be to late, we are eating polluted food, we are destroying our mother earth and all her children, the ancient cultures are being destroyed by the modern human family, the only solution is to go back to our original spiritual instructions. And if we are fortunate with the help of father Sun and the Creator we can make a difference. Think of the coming generations. Man’s life on earth is decided by prayer with help from the Creator we can all walk the beautiful path to a peaceful future.”

Lullama Beautiful Life and land together.”

It is said that the Hopi Elders and others have shut down and retreated and this may be so because they have been at this so long. (Although I know many that go about their business quietly, still) And I was taught by the old Faith Keepers, if we are still breathing, if there is one to sing, one to dance, one to drum, one to set the sacred fire, one to tell the sacred story with a loving heart there will always be life on or Earth Mother. May we all live in peace, with understanding and respect for every sacred traditions as one human family connected by the very ground we walk on and the sun that shines daily.


Best wishes, and Respect
Blessings and Balance--From Balance all Blessings Flow
In service to the Holy Ancestors,
Dee see mana


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« Reply #6 on: January 14, 2010, 03:28:37 pm »


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"You have been telling the people that this is the Eleventh Hour, now you must go back and tell the people that this is THE HOUR.

And there are things to be considered...


Where are you living?

What are you doing?

What are your relationships?

Are you in right relation?

Where is your water?

Know your garden.

It is time to speak your Truth.

Create your community.

Be good to each other.

And do not look outside yourself for the leader.

Then he clasped his hands together, smiled, and said, "This could be a good time! There is a river flowing now very fast. It is so great and swift that there are those who will be afraid. They will try to hold on to the shore. They will feel they are being torn apart and will suffer greatly. Know the river has its destination. The elders say we must let go of the shore, push off into the middle of the river, keep our eyes open, and our heads above the water. And I say, see who is in there with you and celebrate.

At this time in history, we are to take nothing personally. Least of all, ourselves. For the moment that we do, our spiritual growth and journey comes to a halt.

The time of the lone wolf is over. Gather yourselves! Banish the word struggle from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.

We are the ones we've been waiting for.

Oraibi, Arizona Hopi Nation


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