I'm new to the powwow and have started my journey. Please advise. - Page 4

quicksilverwade · 11-19-2004, 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by AngelFeather

Sounds like a fun movie ill have to look out fer it :)

Yes keep an eye out for it. Well I've got to go now. (singing) "You take the high road and I'll take the low road."

Plenty Fox · 11-19-2004, 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by quicksilverwade

I was wrong, it's Rosalind Russell and Stella Stevens. Here's the synopsis:

Some nuns decide to take some girls from their Catholic girl's school on a trip from the East to California to attend some sort of convention. The Mother Superior is traditional and has to deal not only with the unruly girls but with a more progressive sister. On the trip they have a number of adventures including having their bus stall on train tracks as a train is coming, getting terrorized by a gang of bikers when they run out of gas (the progressive sister stares the bikers down) and getting caught in the middle of the filming of a western, specifically in the fight between cowboys and Indians.

I think Haley Mills was one of the girls?

quicksilverwade · 11-19-2004, 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Washakie Witch

I think Haley Mills was one of the girls?

You may be right, I may be crazy, just kidding. Polyanna/Parent Trap, sheesh, I remember my sister watching these two movies until the videotapes frayed.

quicksilverwade · 01-18-2006, 06:22 PM

It looks like we've got ourselves another newager claming to be Ojibwe who goes by the name of Cherie. By the way, Cherie has never eaten frybread.

http://themanataka.1.forumer.com/index.php?showtopic=14

If someone wants to go to a psychic, hire a genealogist, psychic archealogist or a private detective, try hypnosis, and or past life regression. If it works for them, I see no reason not to try it.

I tell people to start a random thought and dreams journal. How do you know that the random thought or dream which led you to finding some piece of the puzzle, wasn't placed in your mind by one of your ancestors? Many researchers, feeling stuck without guidance on where to look next for information have reported looking to their dreams for answers. Before you discount this avenue of locating information. Consider how our ancestorstrusted their dreams to guide them throughout their lives. Some researchers take comfort in dream stories about the ancestor for whom they are searching. While others purposely tell themselves what to dreamabout by repeating the question they want an answer to and let their dreams guide them to the answer.

I would like you to consider how Psychic Archealogy can impact on Native American Ancestry Research. What if you knew someone who could tell you all about your Native American Ancestor just by holding a family heirloom? For those who are even slightly interested, I recommend the following books.RED SNAKE; and RUNNING BEAR author Psychic Archeologist George McMullen transports the reader back in time. In the foreword, Jim Robbins describes George McMullens unusual skills at devining what ancient objects are and were used for, as he (psychometrizing) holds the item. His two psychic informants, who are best on matters concerning Native Americans, transport George back in time, where the story of these ancient artifacts unfold in his minds eye.

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01-18-2006, 06:22 PM	#64 (permalink)
quicksilverwade Banned Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: South of the Deadly San Andreas Fault Posts: 1,555	It looks like we've got ourselves another newager claming to be Ojibwe who goes by the name of Cherie. By the way, Cherie has never eaten frybread. http://themanataka.1.forumer.com/index.php?showtopic=14 If someone wants to go to a psychic, hire a genealogist, psychic archealogist or a private detective, try hypnosis, and or past life regression. If it works for them, I see no reason not to try it. I tell people to start a random thought and dreams journal. How do you know that the random thought or dream which led you to finding some piece of the puzzle, wasn't placed in your mind by one of your ancestors? Many researchers, feeling stuck without guidance on where to look next for information have reported looking to their dreams for answers. Before you discount this avenue of locating information. Consider how our ancestorstrusted their dreams to guide them throughout their lives. Some researchers take comfort in dream stories about the ancestor for whom they are searching. While others purposely tell themselves what to dreamabout by repeating the question they want an answer to and let their dreams guide them to the answer. I would like you to consider how Psychic Archealogy can impact on Native American Ancestry Research. What if you knew someone who could tell you all about your Native American Ancestor just by holding a family heirloom? For those who are even slightly interested, I recommend the following books.RED SNAKE; and RUNNING BEAR author Psychic Archeologist George McMullen transports the reader back in time. In the foreword, Jim Robbins describes George McMullens unusual skills at devining what ancient objects are and were used for, as he (psychometrizing) holds the item. His two psychic informants, who are best on matters concerning Native Americans, transport George back in time, where the story of these ancient artifacts unfold in his minds eye.

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