Dreaming the Council Ways: True Native Teachings from the Red Lodge by Ohky Simine Forest

DescriptionRead the Dreaming the Council Ways by Ohky Simine Forest back cover and table of contents. Then, if it resonates with you, add it to your cart and buy it today for your personal library. We are providing the content as an educational aid to your virtual shopping experience. Weiser Books copyrighted text.Council Way Back Cover:In Dreaming the Council Ways, Ohky Simine Forest integrates diverse matriarchal native teachings- from Mohawk, Iroquois, and other Canadian Indian traditions, as well as Mongolian and Maya shamanic ways- to create a modern, healing synthesis of the spiritual practices common to these disparate cultures. She invites us all to grasp the true universality of these symbols and traditions and to explore anew the ancient knowledge.With profound insight and clarity, Ohky helps us rediscover the soil of the sacred Earth, where all races can live together, and emerge with a way of life that respects the planet. She leads us on an inner journey into the Red Lodge, which has been long-misunderstood by the Western world. She initiates us into the Underworld of power animal teachings, dreaming practices, native healing ways, and the shaman’s tree of life, so we can learn the difference between real shamanism and the practices so often taught today. She explains the matriarchal path, and speaks of men and women coming together again, to live in harmony as they did in the past, with respect and care for each other. Dreaming the Council Ways is a deep call to hear the Earth awakening in each of us, as foretold by ancient prophecies. These prophecies, some exposed here for the first time, speak of the Medicine Wheel Way as an important, alternative way to recreate our world and to learn respect for the Great Earth.With more than fifteen years’ experience as an initiate in various shamanic practices, Ohky offers this manifestation of the ancient Council ways as a self-governing life path leading toward understanding and collective healing. Dreaming the Council Ways is a warm invitation for us to restore our soul and spirit so we can learn how to live and dream together as a family of humans.Dreaming the Council Ways by Ohky Simine Forest table of contents:Illustrations Acknowledgements IntroductionPART ONE: The Sacred Quest of the True Humans – Power: The Red Lodge, Beyond Veils The Language of Spirit The Red Hand – Will: The Spirit Animal Behind the Soul The Presence of the Power Animal Fake Shamanism or Sacred Initiations? The Appearance of the Animal Guide – Intuition: Emergence into the Cave of Dreams The Integrity of the Dream Body The Reminiscence of the Dream Body The Path of Lucid Dreaming The Smoking Obsidian Mirror – Life: The Shaman Beneath the Cosmic Tree The Navel of the World The Shamans Zenith The gift of the Great Powers – Wisdom: Metamorphosis through Native Healing Ways Winds of the Underworlds The Loss of Soul The Ill Power of Envy – Silence: Resurgence into the Regions of Mystery Xibalba, the Place of Awe The Great Night Jaguar Earth Burial Ceremony – Imagination: Journey into the Maze of Spirit Manifestations of the Spirit A Warrior’s SolitudePart TWO: The Great Vision of the True Humans – Unity: Connecting the Worlds Medicine Wheels The Circles of the Earth The Doors of Solstices and Equinoxes Resonating Crystal Wheels – Consciousness: Echoes of the Maya Cosmos The Heart of the Heavens The Great Cosmic Cord The Vision Rattlesnake The Spiral Wheel of Time – Discernment: Convergence of Great Cycles The Fifth Sun The Return of Kukulcan The Restitution of the Era of Women The Mongol Revelation The Great Medicine Field of the Pleiades Return of the Iroquois Confederacy – Trust: Celebrating Men’s and Women’s Twinness The Cosmic Foundation Circles Ixchel- Moon Goddess & Ahkin- Sun God The Twins of Consciousness – Order: Manifesting the Ancient Council Ways The Central Fire of the People The Crow Lodge The Council of Origins – Totality: The Renaissance of the True Humans A Major Call to Life Unburying the Red SpiritBibliography IndexStay connected with us on Twitter and Pinterest.