Love bonds opens pathway to ancient future

Unlocking the mysteries of opening personal power by uncovering Native American secrets

      Flathead Reservation, Montana, March 30, 2004 -- By the time you finish reading "Black Plume's Weasel People" by Sharon A. 'Spirit Dancer' Oakley, if you're like most seekers of information endeavoring to gain personal power, you will learn many secrets of the ancient natives of the U.S. and Canada. Recently published by Black Plume's Cultural Studies, this book shows others how to gain power. FACT: The Weasel People or Blackfeet of the Kainai Reservation were time travelers. FACT: There exists solid evidence that the Blackfeet had sophisticated knowledge of astronomy over two thousand years ago. FACT: Kainai medicine people could transmute dimensions and experience the ancient past as the future. FACT: Modern technology is just now catching up to the physics the Blackfeet practiced. Reggie Black Plume, a Kainai elder, made a love match with a woman of the Tsalagi Nation, Spirit Dancer Oakley, creating a medicine force expressed through the book available at McReynolds Publishing. STOP! Age has no effect on love, tears will flow as you read how two elders regained their youth as mystical forces united them on the Flathead Reservation in Montana.

      Discover how BaTiGaSaPi (Black Plume) was raised the ancient way in Canada by the Chief of the Bloods, (Kainai), Chief Shot Both Sides and his medicine woman wife, Long Time Pipe Woman. Have you noticed yet that until recently the Caucasian mind has had difficulty accepting that there were mystical forces that were common to natives? The boy, later called 'Reggie' was the keeper of the secrets as his great grandparents knew that their ways were being lost and he would be called to renew it in the future. Think about making use of these secrets to create success and new possibilities in your own life.

      "Let me confess, although I am an elder of my tribe, "Black Plume's Weasel People" uncovered many facts and mystical practices that had been lost to my Cherokee people. I now realize that the Kainai kept the influence of modernization away longer than any other indigenous group on our continent." Atsila Adanvdo, Tennessee River Band of Chicamauga Cherokee.

      "We have been waiting for so long for our sacred elder Black Plume to open his cache of knowledge to us, finally now we have keys to renew and restore our power." Lenny Eagle Tail Feathers, Kainai Tribe.

      "Hey! I was honored to be on the pow wow trail with them when Black Plume and Spirit Dancer fell in love, all those who watched those two dance in the arbor together knew that two medicine people had been powerfully joined." Teri Lawton, Journalist.

McReynolds Publishing

Black Plume's Weasel People ISBN# 1-891658-07-7

Ste. #257

#1 Second Ave. East

Polson, MT 59860

Ph: 406-883-6630 Personal contact: Cheryl McReynolds

Black Plume Cultural Studies website contains more information, book cover on page three.

http://www.angelfire.com/stars4/blackfeetdanceman/index.html

Sharon A. 'Spirit Dancer' Oakley ph: 903-249-9623
email: sigini.ilskisti@sbcglobal.net <mailto:sigini.ilskisti@sbcglobal.net>

Reggie Black Plume email: ReggieBlackPlume@yahoo.com <mailto:ReggieBlackPlume@yahoo.com>

Black Plume's Cultural Studies is an organization of individuals and groups working towards the preservation and distribution of First Nation's aboriginal, cultural and natural heritage.

Our Mission Is To Preserve, Promote And Advance The Culture, Health, Economic, Educational And Social Well Being Of Our People - Including Language, History and Spirituality.

Black Plume's Cultural Studies is operating as an open organization associated with all North American indigenous peoples. It is dedicated to the development, distribution and promotion of literary, artistic, educationally developmental, and self healing efforts of native peoples.

Established in 2003, Black Plume's Cultural Studies is a charitable organization working to improve self reliance, motivation, education, integrity, unity and understanding enabling improved conditions for tribal groups and indigenous individuals across North America.

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