“In a stunning revelation, Credo Mutwa is reported to have foretold the Gulf oil disaster four months before it happened. In a notice sent out from a conference he was addressing he implies a coming oil apocalypse before 2011.”
The article also talks about the Hopi oil prophecy…
http://beforeitsnews.com/news/45/275/Oil_Apocalypse_Foreseen_By_Credo_Mutwa,_Hopi_Indians.html
http://arizona.indymedia.org/news/2010/01/76261.php
This is a FABULOUS turn of events. The spiritual implications of this reversal at Black Mesa must be profound.
The dedicated efforts of the coalition and all who chose to support them are to be honored. May future generations sing of this great accomplishment!
I wanted to drop in and let everyone know that I have heard that the Hopi have run out of firewood and are low on food. This is due to the recent bad winter storms that have hit the area. There have been people from Evanston, Wyoming who have donated wood from their lumber company and others in Utah that are gathering food and supplies. People here are also donating money. If you feel there is anything you could contribute or even if you can simply keep the Hopi in your hearts and prayers, I would really appreciate that.
The word Kachina (Katsina) means “The Spirit of Something”
When it refers to a person, it means “a person who has fully united with the spirit.”
The result of opening the Kopavi and calling down one’s spirit is to become a Katsina or person who is wholeness with the spirit. This results in a transformation of self and a remembrance of all things experienced throughout time by the individual. A Katsina person is one who has achieved friendship and equality with Creator and control over their own personal reality.
Katsina dancers are in some cases impersonating people who made this transformation in the past and who will return after the great shaking from another dimension through the gateways where the separation between dimensions is thin.
Young Hopi talk about the death of the Hopi Language on NPR radio. (Only one Hopi high school boy remains as a fluent speaker)
“When the Hopi Language dies, the world will die.”
Source: NPR
Ship Rock, New Mexico
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