Indian medicine man Frank fools, Lakota tribe (1890-1989) was well respected and beloved by his men that they gave him the nickname Grandpa. Grandpa Frank ran community healing and personal ceremonies throughout his years as a healer and spiritual leader of his people. One of his most accurate diagnoses were among the cure (Curing) concept and the concept of healing (Healing). Frank said that many times a person gets treatment due to mental disease or condition and the treatment used to treat the symptoms and causes of the situation he is in. It is called cure (Curing). After the healing process the person will be released and distress symptoms of his illness. However, Frank found a deep state of healing and thats what he called healing – Healing. The recovery is related to healing the relationship between man and the sense of his place in the world. The recovery is related to the renewal of our faith alive, and the forces of nature that exist around us and within us. According to the tradition, tribalism, when a person holds faith in life, when his relationship to the land, animals, plants, to his ancestors and pulsating with powerful dreams is perceived as a healthy person that can be part of a healthy community. ... making our communities a place of cooperation and communication with the Higher Powers may be critical to our survival. Survival of the world depends on our sharing what we have, and working together. If we do not the whole world will die. First the planet, and next the people. ~ Chief Fools Crow Fools Crow: “The cleaner the bone, the more water you can pour through it, and the faster it will run.”
Posted on: Thu, 04 Sep 2014 16:17:44 +0000