SEQUOYAH TRUEBLOOD, Native Elder
Holder of the Eagle and Condor Pipe
 
The Gathering of One and the Prophecies of Peace
 
Sequoyah Trueblood is a member of the Choctaw nation, with Cherokee and Chickasaw roots. He served as a Green Beret in Vietnam, and has worked extensively with Indian youth programs. He shares his teaching of global unity and compassion through healing circles and traditional ceremonies. Since 1999, Sequoyah has spent time with the aboriginal tribes of northern Colombia, where he was introduced to the teachings of the Mamos -- the spiritual elders of these indigenous people. Sequoyah explains that as guardians of humanity: "the Mamos are not born of this Earth." The Mamos's messages to Sequoyah concern the healing of the planet and human hearts, and the extra-dimensional origins of life and creation. Sequoyah is currently participating in the Gathering of One in Yellowstone June 17 - 21. (Go to www.thegatheringofone.com)
 
Our Show May 18:

• What does it mean to be the carrier of the Eagle and the Condor pipe?
   
  
• What are the messages from the Mamos people to us, who they refer to as their "Younger Brother"?
   
  
• How do their legends and their mystical and spiritual abilities relate to Atlantis?
   
  
• What do the native prophecies say about the Golden Age of Peace?
   
  
• What is the significance for world consciousness of the upcoming Gathering of One in Yellowstone?
   
  
• How can we participate in this global event from our own cities and towns?