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Walking With The Old Ones - by Wachetecuma She Who Heals the Healers (Paperback)
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- "Wachetecuma's personal account of her extraordinary spiritual odyssey provides insight for all of us who are travelers on the journey of understanding.
- Author(s): Wachetecuma She Who Heals the Healers
- 296 Pages
- Body + Mind + Spirit, Shamanism
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"Wachetecuma's personal account of her extraordinary spiritual odyssey provides insight for all of us who are travelers on the journey of understanding. In this vivid narrative, she offers a rare glimpse into the astonishing life of a modern day American healer in a style that is light-hearted, yet profound." -- Rebecca Gearhart, Ph.D., Professor of Anthropology, Chair, Dept. of Sociology & Anthropology, Illinois Wesleyan University
What are the answers to the unanswerable? The question is as old as time, as is the journey of those who have chosen to set their feet on various and diverse pathways to true understanding. Wachetecuma's personal path to Native American spirituality unfolded over a span of more than 60 years, though dreams, visions, and inspiration. The story of her journey is told both in her own words and in the words of the Old Ones. Years ago, she met a Shaman, who became her mentor. For three years their paths were as one; they served the Old Ones as Hollow Bones Healers, growing through ever-greater insight and understanding, to a powerful sense of purpose, a connection to the Universal All. Wachetecuma encourages others to trust that still small voice within, to open to their hearts, to disregard detractors, and to faithfully follow their true path, 'walking their talk.' "Never doubt that the path you are traveling, whether a path of your personal understanding, or the Good Red Road, is not just the right path for you; it is the only path for you." -- Wachetecuma
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"Wachetecuma's personal account of her extraordinary spiritual odyssey provides insight for all of us who are travelers on the journey of understanding. In this vivid narrative, she offers a rare glimpse into the astonishing life of a modern day American healer in a style that is light-hearted, yet profound." -- Rebecca Gearhart, Ph.D., Professor of Anthropology, Chair, Dept. of Sociology & Anthropology, Illinois Wesleyan University