Doreen Bennett Ngati Tuwharetoa, Ngati Raukawa, Te Arawa and Te Wainuiarua. My life’s work is reflected my belief to restore traditional values, beliefs and practices as the basis for our Maori families to forward in today’s world.  My career objective is to add value to Indigenous people through sharing knowledge and experiences.  This has been an active part of my work since 2011 establishing a Cherokee and Maori network, international cultural exchanges for your youth and education programs.   

Naku tou rourou, Nau toku rourou, ka ora ai te iwi (with your basket and my basket our peoples will strive)

 Mashu White Feather of the Chickamauga, Ani Gaduwa Tsalagi (Cherokee) and also Osage.  We are Ani Tsisqua (Bird Clan), one of the seven clans that make up the Tsalagi (Cherokee) tribe. I am a retired healthcare professional and have also worked Indigenous education, in the state of Wisconsin, with Baraboo school district and also as Indigenous American Student Advisor at Madison Area Technical College. I also have been lecturing on our people and culture , internationally, for about 45 years.

Doreen and Mashu are Indigenous Consultants for Two Feathers International.

To All the Newly Awakened,

It has been said that a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. So the question is: What if your first step is in the wrong direction?

In 2009 I decided to walk to Washington DC in what I now jokingly refer to as a “one man march against tyranny.” Like most people, I believed all the answers to my questions were to be found somewhere in the “seat” of “our” government. What a wake-up call that was. I couldn’t wait to get the hell out of that god forsaken place called the District of Columbia. I’ve never seen so many homeless people or beggars in my life right there in the middle of the so-called Capitol of the wealthiest and most successful “country” on Earth. So what began as an innocent but angry walk of ignorant “patriotism” ultimately turned into a full-blown quest for the Truth behind a global tyranny.

My five-year journey has taken me from numerous patriot myths regarding the Constitution, Common Law, and the rather pedestrian 14th Amendment commercial “citizenship” to the spell-binding power and sorcery of the legal “terms” found within the pages of Black’s Law Dictionary. It has solidified hidden connections between the fictitious financial, religious, and scientific “worlds” or planes of existence and made very clear the “mitochondrial DNA” make-up of the so-called Matrix. I am no longer imprisoned by architectural or artificial constructs of time and space. I am no longer a “house divided” - separated as church/state, subject/matter, or spirit/body - from myself.

I now know the way home and it’s about time that everybody else in the World knows it too.

Sincerely,

K

Kurts work:  http://trustandcontract.wordpress.com/

Join me and cynthia to learn more about how the “NAME” has been used to enslave us.

Topics for tonight include -

geri’s travel story, guidance what done, results or reactions, etc.

Money Story – possible new developments talked about ‘in the underground’ specific to ‘stamps as gold’ – link below

General discussion

References for tonight’s program include -

http://willandtestamenttraining.wordpress.com

http://trustandcontract.wordpress.com

http://www.iamsomedude.com

http://www.losethename.com

Review\commentary of video series

- Gathering of the Tribes Series (September 2014)

(watch and take notes)

cynthia onlysupports in this video series

+ court process

+ having one’s “Certificate of Live Birth” “Authenticated” for specifically a NON-HAGUE country

she does NOT support any ‘legal’ form of “TRUST” rather only the original living lawful trust that is integrated into a form of lawful inter vivos will and testament.

Finds the rest of this here:  http://willandtestamenttraining.wordpress.com/2014/09/26/talk-tonight-2/

Link to jollygeri's blog:  http://jollygoodsense.wordpress.com/

Tonight Mashu is calling in from New York.

Doreen Bennett Ngati Tuwharetoa, Ngati Raukawa, Te Arawa and Te Wainuiarua. My life’s work is reflected my belief to restore traditional values, beliefs and practices as the basis for our Maori families to forward in today’s world.  My career objective is to add value to Indigenous people through sharing knowledge and experiences.  This has been an active part of my work since 2011 establishing a Cherokee and Maori network, international cultural exchanges for your youth and education programs.   

Naku tou rourou, Nau toku rourou, ka ora ai te iwi (with your basket and my basket our peoples will strive)

Mashu White Feather of the Chickamauga, Ani Gaduwa Tsalagi (Cherokee) and also Osage.  We are Ani Tsisqua (Bird Clan), one of the seven clans that make up the Tsalagi (Cherokee) tribe. I am a retired healthcare professional and have also worked Indigenous education, in the state of Wisconsin, with Baraboo school district and also as Indigenous American Student Advisor at Madison Area Technical College. I also have been lecturing on our people and culture , internationally, for about 45 years.

Doreen and Mashu are Indigenous Consultants for Two Feathers International.

Our guest this week is Daris Reno. Daris Reno also known as Niladvyi Hawini Tisqualvda, (Runnincreek). Daris is from the Cherokee Nation and follows her Cherokee traditions. She has lectured to groups both national and international on Cherokee history and the role of Cherokee women in their tribe. Daris is very committed to teaching that one can retain their heritage and still be successful in the everyday world. She believes that even though it is a delicate balance, one can achieve success! Daris is very committed to educating the communities about the Indigenous culture and helping the youth of today reach their dreams and goals.

Daris spends most of her time as a Private Public Relations Consultant for Nonprofits and Private Clients. She is a member of the B.E.S.T. Advisory Board regarding Human Trafficking Issues as an Inter-Tribal Consultant. She is a Public Relations Consultant for Entertainers, Inter-Tribal Relations Consultant and Certified Master Life Coach. Her expertise areas include Networking, Image Development, Employment Specialist, At Risk Youth Coaching, Fundraising, Event Planning and Not for Profit Development. Daris is one of the founding members of two Nonprofits serving Youth and Inter-Tribal Relations. She is involved with many community projects and serves on Not for Profit Boards statewide. Daris created and chaired the Carmelfest has Talent in the State of Indiana, Past Chair of Entertainment for Carmel International Arts Festival along with other events within the community. Daris has also served on advisory committees for local magazines, and businesses along with acting in local Native American plays.She has served as a Domestic Violence Advocate within the courts and as a private coach for Domestic Violence Survivors. She has owned many types of businesses and currently is the CEO of Diverse Consulting and Coaching Institute.

This week I chat with Simon White Feather who describes himself this way:

"An educator, single father and two time failed Entrepreneur, I got interested in how we get from where we are to where we REALLY want to be; started my own journey and got to work at sharing that baby!"

The word "Inflowment" brings forth into our experience the idea of life in balanced and harmonious flow.  

This is our natural way of being as Hu-man Beings.   We are Universal Beings of Universal Intelligence and we naturally live with only one law - "do no harm".   

With this knowing, it is so easy to move through life in perfect inflowment with all around us.  

In this show, we discuss topics related to creating a life of inflowment.

This week we have special guests from Aotearoa, New Zealand. We have an awesome team from Te Paepae Arahi Trust, a Maori Provider that offers community support services.

Doreen Bennett Ngati Tuwharetoa, Ngati Raukawa, Te Arawa and Te Wainuiarua. My life’s work is reflected my belief to restore traditional values, beliefs and practices as the basis for our Maori families to forward in today’s world.  My career objective is to add value to Indigenous people through sharing knowledge and experiences.  This has been an active part of my work since 2011 establishing a Cherokee and Maori network, international cultural exchanges for your youth and education programs.   

Naku tou rourou, Nau toku rourou, ka ora ai te iwi (with your basket and my basket our peoples will strive)

 Mashu White Feather of the Chickamauga, Ani Gaduwa Tsalagi (Cherokee) and also Osage.  We are Ani Tsisqua (Bird Clan), one of the seven clans that make up the Tsalagi (Cherokee) tribe. I am a retired healthcare professional and have also worked Indigenous education, in the state of Wisconsin, with Baraboo school district and also as Indigenous American Student Advisor at Madison Area Technical College. I also have been lecturing on our people and culture , internationally, for about 45 years.

Doreen and Mashu are Indigenous Consultants for Two Feathers International.

Numerologist and esoteric translator, Carmelle Migliore, has proven to be a powerful and JOYFUL motivator for change in the lives of those who come to meet her through her consultations and workshops. 

 Utilizing both her solid grasp of the language of Numbers and her well connected intuition, her consultations and workshops are lively and interactive, as she gently opens a wider perspective and guides the participants through the waves and opportunities that lie before us all in our cyclic Time reality. 

For over 25 years, Carmelle has continued along her Journey of expansion as an astute and compassionate esoteric Translator, and has appeared on public television, hosted talk radio, and has spoken by invitation at universities and churches, and many interest groups.

She continues to support and uplift the personal growth of others with her lively and interactive radio programs, workshops, parties, and private consultations.

To book an event with Carmelle, contact her at: 

Doreen Bennett Ngati Tuwharetoa, Ngati Raukawa, Te Arawa and Te Wainuiarua. My life’s work is reflected my belief to restore traditional values, beliefs and practices as the basis for our Maori families to forward in today’s world.  My career objective is to add value to Indigenous people through sharing knowledge and experiences.  This has been an active part of my work since 2011 establishing a Cherokee and Maori network, international cultural exchanges for your youth and education programs.   

Naku tou rourou, Nau toku rourou, ka ora ai te iwi (with your basket and my basket our peoples will strive)

 Mashu White Feather of the Chickamauga, Ani Gaduwa Tsalagi (Cherokee) and also Osage.  We are Ani Tsisqua (Bird Clan), one of the seven clans that make up the Tsalagi (Cherokee) tribe. I am a retired healthcare professional and have also worked Indigenous education, in the state of Wisconsin, with Baraboo school district and also as Indigenous American Student Advisor at Madison Area Technical College. I also have been lecturing on our people and culture , internationally, for about 45 years.

Doreen and Mashu are Indigenous Consultants for Two Feathers International.

The word "Inflowment" brings forth into our experience the idea of life in balanced and harmonious flow.

Concept and Information Sharing Site http://willandtestamenttraining.wordpress.com

The first hour will focus on general introductions, open forum, and the STATE NAME fraud.

Second hour is pre-recorded and specific to the "cause" of the problem along with optional 'solution' for those that can grasp the concept\s

Study references: http://app.box.com/s/48qanij6wabohmlayr0d

Surnames and Sirenames:  https://app.box.com/s/lhst87aal1yen70la47g

... King is derived from that very people who some believe knew nothing of sire-names or surnames, the Celts. The Celtic word cen or cean means chief or head. The word was altered by a founder of the Kin blood line, ing being an Ango-Saxon patronymic for son ..., so kin\blood + ing\son so queen could denote blood daughter. For this reason we are all blood (kin) sons (ing) in a fashion, as kin. -- Notes from Surnames and Sirenames, 1863, page 16