The Classical Teachings of Native American spirituality ceremonies and healing arts have been created out of the Native American prophecies of the last 400 years. One of the main prophecies is called "The Seventh Generation Prophecy". This prophecy says that it is going to take seven generations before we will be able to rectify the history that has been put upon us in this 400 year time.

Further prophecies state that the original ceremonies of the Native American people had to be taught to the descendents of the very first Europeans that were born into the seventh generation, and that these descendents had to bring back the original ceremonies to America and give them back to the Native Americans born into the seventh generation, more or less. One of the very interesting aspects is that it has been prophesied that it is the right time for the seventh generation to relearn the meaning of tribal societies and to actually restore this part of tribal spirituality.

It is interesting to note that in celestial time we are in a period of spiritual awakening and awareness that has been prophesied by many ancients around the world. And that these prophecies are identical to the early Native American prophecies.

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So what is happening in the Flathead Valley from August to the third week in September 2010 is what we can call "One People Again".

Invitation to everyone that wishes to join and learn the original way. The ceremonies, healings, and classical teachings are open to everyone that wishes to join and learn in a very original way.

There are special invitations for all ceremonial leaders, therapists and practitioners of healing arts, as well as anthropology faculty and students of our universities and colleges.

Be that as it may, the experience of the teachers will make it possible that everyone from young adults to experienced University faculty to be able to participate and enjoy these fascinating and important ceremonies.

"One People Again" is going to be held overlooking beautiful Swan Lake at the Swan Lake Guest Cabins of Bigfork,  Montana
You’re Welcome too!