Oct. 16th.

I was taught respect the best from every religion and adapt it. Leave the rest of it, because no one people, no one nation and no one religion have all the answers. With practice you can see the influence of man on religion instead of the other way around.

Big Tree 10/16/2010

Oct. 15th. 2010

Like many of the elders taught me growing up, we can't go back. Learn and use the best of every culture, every educational opportunity and every chance to serve whatever community you find yourself in. Honor the elders and the one's who came before but build on what they gave us. The world doesn't stop and change is part of being in the world. Help direct that change for the next seven generations.

Big Tree 10/15/2010

Oct. 13th 2010

Prayer has to incorporate seeing the result in every aspect and the releasing it. You have to see the result, feel it, hear it and know it when you give the prayer. Then just go on with life knowing your prayer is answered even if you have to wait for the physical result. Remember in prayer the result is determined by your blueprint. Creator just fills it.

Big Tree 10/13/2010

Oct.12th.

The mind is a chatterbox and always talking. Connect with the heart and know.

Big Tree 10/12/2010

10/10/2010

Unity is everyone in the family, village, county, state, nation or world working however they may for the good of all. Not for one group, one nation but for all mankind and for all life on including Mother Earth herself

Big Tree 10/10/2010

Oct.3rd.

Do you accept the words of others or do you seek Creator/Great Mystery for yourself. Do you use direct evidence or the teaching of others. we all are part of the whole, go within, go beyond and never allow religion to get in the way of knowing for yourself. That is the message you must take with you. Learn from the best each religion has to offer and go on with life.

A circle of many elders from many tribes in 1953

Oct.1st.

Even bad prophecies and bad visions can become good, that is the reason for the visions to serve as a warning. What will you do with your visions?

From a council of about 28 elders visiting Kinzua in 1953