Here is an interview with Robin Tekwelus Youngblood. Grandmother & Elder Robin Tekwelus Youngblood of the Okanagon/Tsalagi tribe in north-west part of the USA, has been a student of her heritage for many years, learning the sacred shamanic teachings of Indigenous elders from her own Native American tribes, along with Siberian, Polynesian and Aboriginal Wisdom Keepers. She is a weaver of many worlds ~ a bridge between indigenous and modern cultures; between the past and the future. She is a shamanic practitioner, international teacher, author of her book The Path of the White Wolf, as well as a recognized healer. Robin: I believe that the only way to co-create harmony and build strong, healthy communities in these times, is to re-educate ourselves in the natural rhythms of our Earth Mother through ritual and ceremony. We are all connected through the Web of Creation, and we must all weave a new world together. It is my hope to share what I have been taught in ways that will help each of us to remember our innate connection to each other, Mother Earth, and All That Is.” Today, she travels the world as an Ambassador to assist community co-creation, utilizing both indigenous foundational principles and evolutionary process to envision and manifest a healthierand more balanced world. In 2012, Robin was invited for the first time to our country as one of the Elders at the Seven Generations Wisdom Keepers Gathering. Since than, she visited our country 3 times to facilitate Workshops, Ceremonies and private healing sessions. Robin is also initiator of the Grandmother Councils in several countries and ambassador to The Grandmother Council The Earth Foundation. (gcefoundation) Robin is conduction now two online shamanic trainingprogramms 1: Path of the White Wolf, an introduction to the Shamans Way (9 months course) 2: Shamanic Ministerial Training (2 year programm) youtu.be/YLrVxL4_f5U
Posted on: Thu, 21 Aug 2014 11:27:30 +0000
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