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Song of the Track: You are a tracker - a good tracker. You use your tracking skills every day. You're just not aware of it. When you 'keep track' of things, when you go shopping, and when you try to recall where you put something, you are using your innate tracking skills. "If that's so, then why am I not able to track Animals out in the Wild?" Many will ask me. There's only one thing that's keeping you from being a good Animal tracker. No, it's not some special training course you could take. Or some secrets that Native trackers possess that only if you had you could track just as well as them, and no, the answer is not in this book. It is in you. The stories in this book will help to connect you with the tracker you already are, they will call out to your dormant intuitive abilities and your innate skills which have grown dormant from lack of use. You will then join with the People in these stories - People like you who yearn to track the way your Ancestors once did. You will walk with them on the trails of the Animals, and you will feel the tracker inside you come alive. Then, the next time you take a walk on the wild side of life, you will see and hear and feel in a deeper way, a way that will connect you with the Song of the Track. Tentative Publishing Date: late 2006 Parents do not have to buy into the business of parenting; children are fully capable of raising themselves. All we have to do is step back and allow it to happen. This book gives a new look at this old way of raising children - the way of our ancestors and other native people. It is based on the belief that children are already fully actualized individuals, complete with inner wisdom and a connectedness with their own destinies. Its methods are guidance and support rather than the steer-and-control approach that is prevalent in this day. Its results are nothing but miraculous - self-fulfilled, happy and socially conscious individuals.
Tentative Publishing Date: 2008
If Your Dreams
Are Confusing: Dreams are guiding stories - our own personal Legends. They are the crossroads where meets all that we are beyond the conscious self. Dreams are a place aside from time, where future and past live as though they were the present. Dreams know not convention or shame; they are bold and heinous and absurd at will. Dreams speak from the gut of our being; they are the one voice which is strictly ours, exclusively our truth. Every Dream is a message, each one new and vital to our wellness. So many of us today do not know how to listen
to the language of our dreams and as such are missing a vital voice in
our personal healing journey. In this book you will learn how to listen
to the vital messages you are sending yourself in your dreams.
The Suns of Chantice
- In this children's story, which takes place on the dying planet of Chantice, friends Shan and Rafen find themselves being led to the doorstep of an old wizard and his cat with glowing eyes. A suspenseful drama unfolds, with unexpected twists and a profound ending that brings the awakened and inspired reader right back to his own struggling planet. Tentative Publishing Date: Winter 2007 Becoming the Shadow: A guardian is one who recognizes that he or she is not only one. She seems not to live for herself because she sees herself in all life. When it appears that she does not care for herself it is because she is caring equally for all - she is a person for all people. He is ready at any moment to leave everything he knows. He has no boundaries of family or nation because to him family and nation include all the relations. She has no faith, no beliefs, because she believes in all the people. She trusts in no one person but in the goodness of all people. She needs nothing because she is of everything. He has no fear because he has nothing to lose. When he serves it may appear that he does not care if he lives or dies because he sees his life everywhere and he sees his death bringing only life. Some call him Scout, many would call him Warrior, and still others know him as Protector. To Native people he is Guardian. He is the manifestation of their courage, selflessness and desire to serve. He can be male or female, old or young. He is invisible, alert and detached. He is sentry, wayfinder, messenger, ambassador, sleuth, defender, provider and brother. His presence gives peace of mind to his people so that they can comfortably pursue their day's activities and rest peacefully at night. In this day the Guardian is needed again by his people, perhaps like never before. This book will guide you to where he can be found. You may be surprised at how close to your heart he lives. Tentative Publishing Date: 2007 Spirit Fire: Accompany Tamarack Song on his Vision Quest. Let him take you into the darkness and mystery of the Sweat Lodge. Have him help you find your real Animal Guide. And your real Name, while you're at it. Walk with him to the Doorway of Death and see what's on the other side. Then challenge him to help you get the mated relationship you dream about. He'll even show you how to find a Native Elder to guide you. Twenty years in the making, Spirit Fire is a rare window to the often-hidden, mystical side of a Native person. This is a definitive text for the conscientious Seeker who wants solid, in-depth guidance. Take a look at the Table of Contents and Index. The author's personal experiences are the backbone of the book. They give a grounding in real, everyday life, while at the same time weaving a narrative that is sensitive and profoundly rich with insight. What will all this cost you? Only your depression, your anger, your lack of direction. What will you gain? Your birthright - your reason for being and the wisdom of your Ancestors. You'll be given little-understood awarenesses which help a Native person through hard times. And perhaps you'll find something even more precious - the awareness that the Native you are reading about is actually you! Before you crack open this book, you might want to find a quiet place and take some sacred time to prepare for entering another world - the one you were meant to live in. And while you are at it, prepare to meet yourself. What are you waiting for? Tentative Publishing Date: 2007 |
Future
Publications continued... We as a species have been agriculturists for such a short time that if Human history were a two hundred page book, it wouldn't be until the very last page that we transform from clans People living in balance with the Earth and our fellow Creatures to planet dominating urbanites living off of agricultural spoils. Here is a piercing view of agriculture and of our domestication animals. This book un masks the Holocaust that is every farm and garden. It shows the quiet pain endured by every dog and cow. And Human There's no way this book cannot affect you. It will not even leave you lukewarm. Either you'll love or hate it. Those of you who put it down because you're so disgusted by it will end up being haunted by it. In time you will find yourself being drawn back to the book and you will end up loving it also. Not because it makes you feel good, quite the contrary, this book will challenge your core assumptions as to what it is to be a human being and what life on this earth is all about. The questions are not easy ones to ask, and the answers are not pretty, but they are necessary - some say essential to a future survival of our species. Hold on for a journey into your Ancestral past and then prepare to be launched into a future for humanity that resonates down to the very core of your being. Tentative Publishing Date: 2007 Eating As Nature Intended: "It is true that we have not always had the use of bread and wine which your France produces; but, in fact, before the arrival of the French in these parts, did not the (Micmacs) live much longer than now? And if we have not any longer among us any of those old men of a hundred and thirty to forty years, it is only because we are gradually adopting your manner of living, for experience is making it very plain that those of us live longest who despising your bread, your wine and your brandy, are content with their natural food of beaver, of moose, of water fowl, and of fish, in accordance with the customs of our ancestors and of all the (Micmac) nation." A Micmac man, 1676 Tentative Publishing Date: late 2007 The Hunter-Gatherer's Companion: "I hear that natives used every part of an animal; how was it done?" "How do I go about eating bugs?" "Is it true that starvation was virtually unknown with hunter-gatherers?" "When coming upon a new territory, how does a native tell at a glance what edible plants will be found there?" "Is roadkill safe to eat?" "Is the bow or the arrow most important to a native?" "All animals and native people drink surface water; can I do it?" "What edible plants are available in the wintertime?" "Why do some wild animals appear to be more intelligent and capable than us?" These, and a host of other questions, are answered in this groundbreaking book. It is both an intimate view into the life of the hunter-gatherer and a skills guide for those wanting to forage, hunt and fish their own wild foods. Tentative Publishing Date: 2008 The Adult Liberation Handbook:
This book can help all that to happen. It is filled with the ways and techniques that the author has used to transform his own life, along with the inspiration to help you along in transforming your own. If you want to live simply, and have the resources to meet your obligations and realize your dreams, read this book. Tentative Publishing Date: 2009 |
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