Miss Bowe,
"I'm amazed at the level of unresearched opinions that are flowing on this site. If you plan to post on these websites, it is important to have an informed opinion."
Are you talking about yourself? Because this forum is largely made up of Native people, and includes Native traditional storytellers, scholars, and members of band government.
We know our history and our traditions, and it is ignorant, offensive, arrogant, downright racist, and just plain rude of you and the other followers of so called "Spellsinger" to, esentially, barge in here and shout:
"Hey you dumb Indians, we Super Wise White Pagans will tell the Real Truth about what your traditions actually are!"
"I haven't seen one shred of "evidence"
Then you need help with your reading skills. Cherokees and other Natives have repeatedly told you that none of what DSS falsely claims as Cherokee traditions actually are.
"You cannot simply attack people on the Internet and hide behind screen names and expect not to be accountable."
Once again, are you talking about yourself and the other followers of DSS? Kindly look up "projection" in a book on psychology.
"Basically, this site is nothing more than a place to post animosity and bare false witness"
Once again, you need help with your reading skills.
Try reading any of the more than HALF DOZEN informational posts such as Our Purpose, Who We Are, All New People Must Read, etc, before you make a fool of yourself, yet again.
"I noticed some snide commentary, from one of the administrators no less, about “Cherokee Spirit Stones??? not being in Colorado....The intelligent person would have noticed that nowhere does it state “Cherokee??? when referring to “the reservation???.
Actually an intelligent person would have known better than to falsely imply very strongly, as Puchara did, that there was a Cherokee reservation in Colorado, or that Cherokee elders would have used their stones on a Colorado reservation.
"According to factually documented history. The Cherokee Indians in 1849-50 trailed through these areas giving birth to what is called today the, “Cherokee Trail??? in Colorado."
Irrelevant. That has nothing to do with whether any Cherokee elders are on Ute rezzes using stones.
"the Cherokee Indians trekked right through the Ute territory. Thus, it is not improbable that they would have traded secrets and possibly relations."
"Traded secrets"? You've been reading too many Nuage books, ones with patently racist premises.
"Most Indian traditions are passed word of mouth only."
Gee, thank you, Oh Great White Father/Mother/etc. None of us Dumb Indians have ever heard a thing about oral tradition. I'm sure we scratched our heads when we heard you say the phrase.
(Sarcasm dripping, gotta point it out for the denser people such as yourself.)
How utterly condescending and racist you are to lecture Native people about their own traditions.
"Ted Silverhand (Pawnee) is more credible because he's not Cherokee and attends Psychic Fairs"
Silverhand is Tuscarora. And he's widely regarded as a Nuage fraud.
"Also, I suppose that when Jacqueline Glen and Lori-Ann Locke, a Reiki practitioner and a medium, respectively, partnered up to launch “SOULutions Psychic and Healing Fairs??? in the New Haven area has now made them not self-respecting in your eyes since, they are both of Cherokee ancestry."
Absolutely they are frauds. Having distant (and in most cases, inventing, imagining, or falsely claiming) Cherokee ancestry does make them any less of a fraud.
"In other words, what type of racist drivel are you driving at?"
Actually you yourself are making a racist argument, ironically against whites. You're claiming that having any Indian ancestry makes it impossible for someone to be a fraud.
You've been racist in your posts before a number of times, so it's no surprise.
"There are also links to other Cherokee's such as Mahir Abdal-Razzaaq El who is a Cherokee Blackfoot American Indian who is Muslim. He is known as Eagle Sun Walker and he serves as a Pipe Carrier Warrior for the Northeastern Band of Cherokee Indians in New York City."
Oh boy, have you ever fallen for one fraud after another.
No such thing as "Cherokee Blackfoot".
Mahir is an extremely obvious fraud, and so is his "band" of wannabees. One of our members who is both Native and Muslim wrote up this warning on him. Not only is what he's claiming false and offensive to Natives, it's false and offensive to Muslims as well.
http://users.pandora.be/gohiyuhi/nafps/articles/art32.htm "Tsis’detsi Tsigoti. Born of Native American and Celtic blood, Tsis’detsi Tsigoti has studied esoteric arts with both Cherokee and Druid medicine people and elders."
Cherokees don't call their traditions "esoteric arts". That's from Europe.
"A natural stone talker, Tsis’detsi Tsigoti has nearly two decades experience with psychic clubs and mind body spirit festivals working as a medium, spiritual advisory, and crystal counselor. Tsis’detsi Tsigoti currently lives in the United States, where she works as an intuitive healer and astrologer, and teaches crystal divination and meditation.
I suppose she is fake also"
As a three dollar bill, which, no doubt, she would jump at the chance to buy and sell if she could, or con people into accepting as real along with nonsense like astrology.
Deal with it.
Accept it.
The Native people here know our own traditions.
All you know is the lies you've been fed by people out for your money.
For you and all the other followers of DSS, please take the time to read the warnings we've researched put out before you get taken advatange of, yet again.
So He Claims to Be a "Pipe Carrier"
http://users.pandora.be/gohiyuhi/nafps/articles/art23.htmTen Signs They Are Nuage Frauds and NOT Real Native Medicine People
http://users.pandora.be/gohiyuhi/nafps/articles/art23.htmDo You Think You Are "Indian At Heart"?
http://www.newagefraud.org