KeeperofStories

Thursday, January 21, 2010

COYOTE & MONSTER: a Nez Perce story

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Coyote [itsaya' ya] was building a fish-ladder by tearing down the waterfall at Celilo, so that salmon could go upstream for the people ...
Wednesday, January 20, 2010

"The Eight Propositions"

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Chapter 29 of The Second Coming of Reb YHSHWH, by Carlo Suares, Weiser, 1994 (Carlo Suarès) " And when he was demanded of the Pharis...

COYOTE & HUMMINGBIRD: a Nez Perce story

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Coyote [itsaya' ya] was going along up the valley. There, as he went, someone shouted to him, "You who goes along up the valley, le...
Tuesday, January 19, 2010

COYOTE, IKTOME & THE ROCK: a Lakota story

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Coyote was walking with his friend Iktome. Along their path stood Iya, the rock. This was not just any rock; it was special. It had those sp...
Monday, January 18, 2010

COYOTE & JACKRABBIT - a Paiute story

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The story is shown first in English, followed by Paiute. A big coyote who was very hungry started chasing a jackrabbit in a Paba-'yo...
Sunday, January 17, 2010

STORYTELLING

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" Yes, there is nothing like the magic of interacting with people pulled into the space you create and the story you tell !" -...

TERROR

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Let us be clear about what happened September 11th in 2001. For a long time we (the USA) were actively involved in the Middle East. We had...
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Beyond the mere telling of tales is the discipline, the art of weaving stories in diverse settings to restore balance and clarity of thought, spirit, and intent to people in or out of ceremonial settings. It is a spiritual responsibility old as human need to be aligned with the highest principles of living, and stronger than the powers within mere existence that often circumvent the best intentions. Stories are a healer’s tool, an intangible tangible force of creation and from creation.
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