Episode 126 | Chief Mel Standing Eagle: A Life Most Magical

It is our distinct pleasure to welcome Mel Standing Eagle. A Life Most Magical is about the adventure of the son of a Baptist minister in search of the truth, who eventually was elected and feathered as a Peace Chief, recognized by Native Nations and First Nations around the world. A Peace Chief able to negotiate between domestic and national issues, bringing together tribes and other people of the earth.

A Life Most Magical is about discovering the meaning of events in one’s life.
Chief Mel Standing Eagle serves as a Peace Chief in SC. He is continuing the work of Dr. Robert Ghost Wolf, bringing tribal elders and others together to restore the earth to its original pristine form as the Creator had planned. This tribe is known as the Warriors of the Rainbow. Chief Mel is known for his work with the World Hereditary Council, bringing together First Nations globally. 

That which affects the Native American’s World affects all humans.
We all want to leave this world a better place for our children. Sadly, big Pharma, some corporations, and corrupt government officials are robbing us, our children, all other living creatures, and plants of this planet of the quality of life.
As a result, we are being poisoned via our air, our food, our water, and our medicines. If you realize this, you need to read this book. Therefore, we are encouraged by our ancestors to make changes that will improve the quality of life for all on this earth and restore our peace.

In A Life Most Magical, the adventures/lessons help to provide each of us with insights into our own lives. The book is a fun/learning read. It will help each reader become more aware of what happens in their own life and how that life moves forward along the path to their future.

Join us for an episode filled with wisdom and adventure!

Ebook https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DPGT8TC3
Print: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1962984761

Transcript

SPEAKER_03 0:03

Welcome to another fantastic episode of the Infinite Stars Connections with your hosts, Jeff Demesse and myself, Viviane Chauvet. I am particularly and personally overjoyed today with our distinguished guest, Mel Standing Eagle. First time with us. But I can feel as we were talking before we're going live, I can feel the distinctive presence of elders, the elementals, the medicine wheel. I can feel the energy. But allow us to present a Mel who, and we're going to take a deep dive today. So a life most magical is about discovering the meaning of events in one's life. And chief male standing egos serve as the peace chief in ST. I don't know what ST means, I apologize. South Carolina. Thank you. He's continuing the work of Dr. Robert Ghost Wolf, bringing tribal elders and others together to restore the earth to its original pristine form as the creator had planned. This tribe is known as the warriors of the rainbow. And Chief Mel is known for his work with the World Editory Council bringing together the First Nations globally. And I know that you also have an e-book and also a print available on Amazon. We'll talk about your book. Also, there's a movie that just came out today. Chief Mel, thank you for being with us. A warm welcome to you on our podcast. And we're we can wait to discover more about your incredible leadership.

SPEAKER_00 1:56

Thank you. It's my honor to be here. Um we never know where life's going to take us and what difference we're going to make and what little conversation, what one thread can do that will change someone's life, and in turn, that ripple effect continues throughout time.

SPEAKER_03 2:16

Beautifully said. Beautifully said. So I would like to uh invite you to share a little bit more with us about how does this how does journey start for you? And to come as a chief, called chief malstanding eagle. Where does that come from? I mean, I'm curious. I want to take a deep dive with your journey to know more.

SPEAKER_00 2:37

A story, if it I haven't lived it, I would not have believed it my own self. Like Danian Brinkley, I've been working with Danian and running with him for about 48 years. I was hit by lightning. And then Danian was hit by lightning. And then Danian was hit by lightning. Then my wife was hit by lightning. And just a few years ago, I was hit by lightning again at a wedding in front of a crowd, and they watched me fly through the air and off to the hospital. So Creator has a way of getting our attention. I'm the son of a Baptist minister, Hellfire Brimstone, syndicated radio. So I had that drilled into me all my life. My father, um, dad, and grandmother was um German Jew, and he married a full-blooded, red-headed Irish Catholic. Sense of humor. My mother's side was English and Native American, and we really didn't talk about it. My grandparents was dark-skinned, and in the South, that was worse than being black. Uh, you were that looked down upon being a Native American. So it wasn't until I met my wife, who Danian introduced me to, and I fell in love instantly. I can tell you what she was wearing that day, and never forget it the rest of my life. And my wife is had that beautiful Native American glow, that aura about her. And she was uh what was called a mud puppy, that the Cataw Nation, and those up in that area along the Cherokee, uh along the Catawba River, they call them mud puppies. So, with that, trying to embrace some of my wife's culture after having Christianity beat down my throat most of my life, I started going to her, uh going with her to events, powwows and things like that. And I was very intrigued because there was a lot of answers that I wasn't getting in traditional Christian teachings. There was things that was left out, things that was lost in interpretation, going from Aramaic to Hebrew, then to Greek, and then to English. So there was I had issues that all the people based on the Christian religion, that all the people along the Amazon and across Africa and South America were doomed because they never profess that name that Christians must profess. So I had to dig even deeper, believing that God, creator, is just and loving, could not just destroy an entire population because they never professed that name. So it made me dig deeper. And as I did, I started learning more about the Red Road and got involved with our tribal here and started uh under uh several elders, um, grandfather um Dan, who is uh Dan Brokenfeather, and several other elders took me under their wing, and I was just intrigued, I couldn't get enough of it, and I was seeing how it blended in with Christian teachings, and I was super amazed, and I started seeing answers coming through that was much broader than that, like that horse on that trail with blinders on. There was more to that than what was written in King James, and as I started investigating that, I started seeing how wars was written into the scripture, pay taxes was written into the scripture, and the the proof is in the Museum of England. The letters that King James wrote his cousin, they're there. So when you start looking at, oh, there was a political agenda, there was a perspective woven into that, it made me deep digger into the Red Road teachings, and I found that many of them correlate with Christian teachings, different stories of how it is woven. So I had gotten involved in our local politics here, Native American, fighting with minority affairs over rights for the Native Americans because they were shunned here, and we took them on and in front of government oversight in 2017, we won. And there were some changes made and took them on again, and more changes made. So then I spoke at Star Knowledge with uh a few of your friends too, uh, with Danian in South Dakota at Yangton Sue Res. And shortly, and the grandmothers heard my story. I didn't I know the grandmothers, I had never had conversation with the grandmother Shoshana and and grandmother Mildred and grandmother Annie Whitehawk and them. And then next thing I know, I got stalkers in their 80s, and they were brilliant, they were brilliant women. So they it's amazing what you can find out with Google and AI and all of those things. So they started digging up all my past, and they told me that they believed I had been chosen. Now, when they started telling me the story, I started laughing because it's too surreal. You know, some things come at you the realist, the realism of it is just almost inconceivable. And as this came out, the grandmother said, You have to write your story, we have to explain to the world how you got here. So I sat down and started writing my stories, my story, and sent it to the grandmothers, and they would go through it. Grandmother Annie Whitehall was an editor for the Associated Press. Grandmother Um Um Shoshana was the widow of Dr. Robert Goswolf, who worked with the Hopi um prophecy keepers. He was the first one that brought them on coast to coast with Art Bell, Grandfather E, and then Grandfather Margaret, I mean grandfather uh Martin, and uh grandmother uh grandmother Mildred is the widow of uh grandfather Martin and the daughter of the prophecy keeper Emery. So I pay attention to them, and when they started telling the story about all of those that had come to the res or showed up, there was some guy who showed up from Canada that claimed he was the chosen one. I still didn't know what that meant, and then some psychic lady showed up with her husband, telling them he was the chosen woman, and then a guy by the name of Drummelo called me up, and Drummelo wanted to know how I got a manuscript that he hid in a wall in his house in 1989. I was a little taken with that phone call, so I'm just kind of sharing this because these are little pieces that are not in the book. So when Drumelo called, he started telling me what had happened, and it was the first edition of the trilogy, The Flower of Life, which is in many, many languages. So I told him the story about after his house was sold and someone else got it. Then, from what I understand, someone after that, they wanted to do some remodeling, and they hired these Hopi gentlemen to tear some walls out. And inside the wall, here is a packet with a hundred and some page manuscript, and they took it down the mountain, they took it down to the uh elders, and it ended up at the wolf lodge. Well, after I was chosen, the contents of Wolf Lodge was sent to me. All the eagle feathers, the wolfs that are all surround me here, flutes, and anything that was related to Ghost Wolf in that lodge was shipped here to me. So, and interesting, I want to throw in Wolf passed on the winter solstice in 2005. So, for some 20 years, it set while they was hearing people say, We're the one, I'm the one, I'm the one. And then the grandmothers heard me speak and they wanted to know where my talk came from at Yankton. There was a few sentences that I uttered, and I never planned what I'm gonna say. Danian's so analytical, you know, Danian. Everything's thought out, lad, rolling. Me, I just let spirit flow. If I rumble a little bit, I'm sorry. That's what's coming through at the time, and I I have come to the fact that I accept that. So the grandmothers had that sent to me, and when I was talking to Drummelo and sharing that story with him, he said, take your time, read it, whatever you need. And then I shipped it to him. But in that conversation, he told me that I had been chosen by the Maya long before I had been before I was born. Again, I walked around my yard, and I'm not a tree, I was not a tree hugger, I am a tree hugger. When I started understanding Egypt energy and frequency and how we each communicate, all regardless of what species the trees talk, they send signals to one another, they're plants. I talk to my plants. I have one of the most healthy gardens you've ever seen. And as a result of that, it opened my eyes more, it opened my sensitivity more to that which is around me, gave me a greater respect for all living. And at the same time, it hurt to see the damages that's been done by men, those that think that they should rule over, that they should be in charge of population control, and what they do to humans, they do to all living here on Mother Earth. So the grandmothers decided I was chosen, and I received, not planned, their butt sacred bundle that came from the Hopi. It's adorned with the white buffalo, actually, if I may.

SPEAKER_03 12:23

Of course.

SPEAKER_00 12:24

This is the beautiful bundle that was sent to me by the Hopi, adorned with buffalo, horse, bear, cat, pretty much anything that relates spiritually is there. The chinupa, the pipe itself, has engravings from the Maya all the way around. It's it's just humbling to be there and see that and know that I'm the caretaker now, and it's only used in ceremony, uniting chief in peace. So I received that bundle during the summer solstice, and from there the journey took off like a rocket ship. I think I was on one of those Arterian ships with Captain Marco. We were it went into hyper speed. So from there, more talks, more speaking with people, and it's just expanded my world. And after all this transpired, I Sasha Stone reached out to me with the World Hereditary Council, and I, Danian, and others, we went to Tanasi to the World Hereditary Council's emergence of the Rainbow Warriors. So the grandmothers felt that I fulfilled that prophecy, that light skinned from the east, not the guy with the red hat that they talk about, but in that that the time came and that I was chosen. Again, I walked around my yard laughing and crying because it was too surreal. Can I handle this? And I'm like, this is over my head. This is so over my head. But then I have to accept that all the things that happened in life, you know, I believe in coincidences, but I've never seen one. The synchronicities of all the things in all the years that I worked with Danian on the road with him, all over. I received gifts. I was gifted many items, a bag from the Dalai Lama, a piece of the base plate of the altar, Monte Picchu from the shaman there. Uh, this came from another shaman that I had never met till I was at Revelation's conference with Reverend Michael Beck with, and he looked at me and he said, You're the one. Uh I'm the one what you know. So it had come from him, even though I had never met him. He had presented it to someone else to wear at an event that had really taken a dark side, and he told him, If you wear this, you will be protected. So after she finished her talk, dialogue with the angels, she returned, went to return it to the uh some natives don't like to use the word shaman, but to the holy man from Lima. And he said, No, you're to keep it. You will meet someone, and when you meet him, you know, you will know it is him, and you are to present it to him. So two weeks later from the West Coast, I'm on the East Coast, and this lady asked me if I would have dinner with her. She had heard me talk and wanted to have a conversation. At that point, I had no idea about Ghost Wolf or the Hopi prophecies or those things whatsoever. Uh, it was the beginning of my path. I'm working in expo event management, and I was just, oh wow, I'm blessed with another gift, you know. Thank you, creator. Um, and I had it a few weeks later, Danian is in Russia speaking on volunteerism, and he was supposed to have been in an event in California with Reverend Michael back with uh their uh Revelations conference, and instead I went on his behalf and spoke on volunteerism, and there I met more wonderful people, and I'm sitting at the table, and here's Reverend Michael, I'm at the head table, Reverend Michael, Reverend Ishmael from Ethiopia. To my left is Dean Carter, head of Moorhouse in the Martin Luther King Chapel. To my right is the shaman from Lima, and he looks at me, and the moment he spotted, his he said, You're the one. Well, that from that date on, I have spoken at the Martin Luther King Chapel, and it has just been a growing, growing experience, and with each thing, more connections and more people, and seeing how everything weaves together. So Tanasi, I show up, I'm amazed, security is off the chain. I didn't understand there was ambassadors, there was kings speaking, there was president speaking from all over the world, and this was being fed. So I was welcome with open arms, and there I did ceremony, cleansing ceremonies to begin with. I was the uh altar keeper of the eighth fire ceremony, the emergence of the rainbow warriors. That fire, the altar was made of a blanket that was woven that came from the Hopi grandmothers, and I placed the sacred bundle that I carry on that altar. They flew in Crazy Horses bundle, and it too was placed on the altar, and then the um World Hereditary Peace Pipe was also flown in, and it was placed on the altar. And of course, my daily little pipe being me, I wanted to make sure all those blessings and all that frequency was coming into that, so I placed that on the altar as well. That date was totally life-changing, and I have heard from people through all around the world, I am a rainbow warrior, I am a rainbow warrior, and uh so as I started to dig in, I started working on her platform. What did the prophecy say? And the Hopi prophecy, the Sioux prophecy, the Cree prophecy, they're all hand in hand, they so tightly woven. Uh, the um Hopies called it the Warriors of the Rainbow, the Sioux, the Cree called it the Rainbow Warriors, which uh also ties into countries like New Zealand, uh on the East Coast here, the Palatin, the Palawilmac, the Macponies, uh, all the way into the Hadasi, the Iroquois, the Cherokee, all of those are woven in with stories of the rainbow children. And as I'm watching this, it's weaving tighter and tighter and tighter. And all of a sudden, those coincidence, no synchronicities, just started lining up. And at that point, how can you deny? How can you deny? It's either you better run and get the hell out, or you better be ready to stand and hold the line and take whatever's thrown at you. And since that time, that's exactly what I've done. I've done my best to hold the line. I'm a little South Carolina boy. I'd never expected to be on this journey, the furthest thing that one could conceive of. But having worked with Daniel, being the son of a Baptist minister, traveling and been blessed with a number of occupations that I did well in and got bored with, and moved on to the next adventure. This, if I lived another 200 years to see what is happening with the children, to watch programs that are now being created in the UK, having Native American Day, where they bring the children together and they do face paints and they teach the stories of the Rainbow Warriors in the time of change and the coming together. And this is something that we really have to focus on. Our foods are poisoned. People think they're eating organic. Far from it, far from it. Strawberries in the grocery store carry three times the toxicity that is allowed. So I started digging in and talking with agroscientists, research scientists, and I was blessed to have one that I met in 2009. I was shooting for unsolved mysteries, um, and some of my videos out there everywhere. And I met this um agro scientist, uh Lance Bean, and he introduced me to some things that he had been working with from native culture, uh, plants in the desert that uh can take the hole, that uh the coal that can handle the heat and can handle drought, and the and they start going down to the enzymes and what's in it. So to understand that we must clean up the earth, we must know how to clean up the plants. We can't be any healthier than they are. If they're toxic, you're toxic.

SPEAKER_01 20:59

Yeah, the plants have a filter.

SPEAKER_00 21:02

Yeah, and and cotton, one third, one third of pesticides is in this stuff right here. Native created, Dr. Will Goings. I mean, Dr. Will uh Spencer, sorry, I know too many Dr. Wills, Dr. Will Spencer, uh, has a mixture of uh Creek and uh two or three other Shawnee, started working in remediation, white pine, thousands of acres, uh cleaning up the soil, removing the toxicity. So with these plants, these natural plants from North America and South America, they were able to create an enzyme, and that enzyme literally forms a cocoon, kind of like a butterfly in metamorphosis. It goes through that stage and and it dissolves and comes out that beautiful butterfly. Well, this covers the heavy metals, the toxicities, the poisons, and it literally. Melts them down, breaks them down to in a molecular structure, and it turns them into worm food. Total neutral. So a fill that's been used roundup three three three um three uh sprays with this over the soil literally dissolves and breaks down. Governor Newsom, I believe you might be in California, was about to spend six million dollars on a toxic dump to clean it up to put in low-income housing. What else are you gonna put in a toxic dump? Poor people.

SPEAKER_03 22:38

Like I want to take a break here and just take everybody to take a little deep breath. It's a lot, and we want to what do you feel with you? And then I want to go back to your journey whether than focusing too much on the toxicity. Um no, that's that's fine. I know we need to talk about it for sure. I'm curious about something you mentioned a few times when you say I am the one or recognized as the one. What what does it mean to be recognized as the one? Can you chat that with us?

SPEAKER_00 23:09

As a peace chief, is fulfilling the prophecy of uniting tribes, First Nations globally, protecting our children, protecting our environment. And that's how I got off on that tangent about cleaning up. So that was something that they saw that in me that I would be able to bring to the table. So with that, it's made me focus and it's made me research who is the best in this field, who's the best in this field, and who's the best in this field? What are the commonalities and the things that we work together? I don't preach religion, I don't preach politics, I preach oneness, the commonalities that we have, and that's where we start. I don't care what species we are, period. It starts with one bringing yourself, bringing it in balance with everything else and all that's around you. So since that date and since accepting that these synchronicities have happened so many times, I could have won the lottery a hundred times over, you know. But to but to realize that this and be able to have your eyes open and know that it's not deniable, it's just over and over slapping you. Are you paying attention yet, boy? I can hear a creator up there laughing now, saying, Have I got your attention yet? That's funny. So I I like I said, I'm just a southern boy, and I have apologized to the grandmothers for things, and they like, don't you ever do that again? That is the flow that's coming out. Be that. That's who you are. So it's been quite a journey. Uh, and all species, this is changing the world, getting away from corporate breeds. I'm all for people making money and being successful and being motivated, but it's what we do and what we give back that is the difference.

SPEAKER_03 25:05

That's beautifully said, and what we do, what we give back, absolutely. Um, I love to hear that, and I I can relate to that a lot. Um and and this journey, I mean, it's just so that started for you like quite many years ago. And and I was by the lightning when you were struck by the lightning the first time, this whole journey started right there.

SPEAKER_00 25:29

No, just like no ma'am, it was many years, it was many years later. The first time I was hit by lightning, and he didn't get my attention. I just found out steel toed shoes was no fun in lightning storm, and I was thrown off of a site. I was doing an inspection on a construction site. I at one time I was a builder, I had built houses, shopping centers, uh, churches, uh, many different things over the years. And I was working for a company out of college and I was dating the big guy's daughter, so he put me in a cushy position under the uh a project manager to teach me, and that's what got me there. So I was on a building doing an inspection that day, and it was it wasn't a calling for rain, it was cloudy, but all of a sudden I'm up there and boom, and I went flying off, I went tumbling down into the scaffolding below, and guys was grabbing by the time I hit the ground. Some of them were running in the other direction, too. I had that big boom, so off to the hospital. I went that day, and it didn't register. It didn't register. I'm a little young kid, you know, whoop-de-doo. Boy, that was scary, you know. So it did, I it didn't get my attention, and and it nothing really got my attention, the growing process until after I met my wife in uh 78, 79. Okay, and that was five years after being hit by lightning the first time. Okay, uh, and then in between, Daniel was hit by lightning, and he and I was at a family funeral of uh cut mutual cousin, and we were there for her passing, and uh that's when we started our conversation, and from there on the my whole world started shifting. And back then he was telling me, You're gonna go down and it I think everybody here on your audience probably knows who Danian is. So here he is in 1978 at two o'clock in the morning having conversations with me. Danian's a night owl and likes to talk and work when everybody else is not there and around. And Danian was telling me, You'll be in history books, they will be writing about you. Uh, and I'm like, you know, sure. He's crazy, he's crazy. Uh-huh. Right, yeah. Uh well, let's see. In the next year, in uh 1979, I was on the front cover of Omni magazine, front cover of Hearing Magazine, Hearing Instrument Magazine, uh, the London Daily, the New York Times, the Florida Times and Union, and I can keep going. I was on front page of newspapers across the country in 60 minutes, and we built the electroacoustical transducer that the granddaddy of the electroacoustical transducer that's now owned by Siemens, and it is the implant for the deaf. And uh, so we I built the grandfather from that, and I forget. Dang, the boy was right. I made history far, far, far from this world that we live in now, and uh I could not have conceived this life, and to be honest, it's overwhelming at times. I had to step back, get away from things, and just walk through in my mind. But would I change? No, because I see the difference that we're making, and I wrote about some of that in my book. And 15 minutes in somebody's life can change their entire life, that all of a sudden changes a whole classroom of kids' lives, and from there, who knows what it changes, it just multiplies. So that that back to that little 15 minutes that I said, that one 15 minutes in some guy's life changed his entire world, changed kids' lives and all as a result of a conversation. So you never know what is said, those words that are uttered, what it's gonna do in the ripple of time.

SPEAKER_03 29:20

That's very true, that's very true. And you know, sometimes we can say a statement or something, and it just resonates deeply in the ripple effect of how many lives we touch. Very well said. Jeff, my friend, comments, feedback, question for our guest today.

SPEAKER_01 29:37

Yeah, um, the um those prophecies that um you were um brought to are are are they all the same? Is the same message? Is it different?

SPEAKER_00 29:47

What many many of the prophecies correlate? Uh just to give you an example, let me because I don't want to miss word. The Hopi prophecy, and this is all very short. When the earth is dying, there shall rise a new tribe of all colors and all creeds, and this tribe shall be called the warriors of the rainbow, and it will put its faith in actions, not words. The Sioux, the Cree. There will come a time when the earth is sick and the animals and the plants begin to die. Then the Indians will regain their spirit and gather people of all nations, colors, and beliefs to join together in the fight to save the earth. The rainbow warriors. Um, at Tanasi, I was speaking with some of our red, deeper red skin chiefs and people, and I felt so inadequate. Skin tone. I'm so mixed, I and I had no idea of what all I had mixed in me. I heard stories of our heritage and how we came to Aiken, South Carolina in 1751 and descended of Talatha and came from Savannah and had traveled to Eastern Seaboard. I had heard those things, but at Tanasi, I was referred to as a bridge of races and a bridge of nations, and I didn't know that to several months afterwards when I was speaking with a gentleman uh who's over the Odasi Fund the involved with uh Appalachian and all of that, and he told me that I had been selected and vetted before they ever contacted me. That's a scary thought, especially knowing the guy's a general. Um, and then I find out the reference to a bridge of nations. It seems that I have a little thin bloodline that goes back to that ties into four Native American prophecies into my family bloodline. So after receiving the chinupa from the grandmothers that Ghost Wolf carried, I had been made, they had made reference that I was the chosen. Well, at Tanasi, they told me those basic same things, and then I was told about the four prophecy streams, the great peacemaker, and all little words that happen in our life. If you're paying attention, those road signs are there in front of us. And there I was referred uh to as a bridge of races and a bridge of nations, as I said, and then I found out I'm a descendant of someone named Keoki. Keoki was the granddaughter of Chief Jopasal, she was raised by Kokiem. Um, and her mother, uh, and by the and she was called Daughter of the Flame. And they said, I fulfill that prophecy because I am the first bloodline peace chief that fulfilled that, which is kind of scary. Then I found out her mother was called the Bridge of Nations, and she died in England in the early 16, I think it was around 1612, and her name was Pocahontas.

SPEAKER_03 32:59

Okay.

SPEAKER_00 33:00

When it's woven that tight and that teeth, I mean, it's like creator giving you that slap. Did I get your attention yet, boy? You know, and there's a point that you better pay attention because if you don't, yes, I don't want to face the consequences.

SPEAKER_03 33:15

I know what you mean. I know what you mean. It's so well said. There are a few very inquiry interesting questions in the chat room from the audience for you, uh, Chief Mel, if it's okay, I can read maybe one or two.

SPEAKER_00 33:28

Please.

SPEAKER_03 33:29

That's very kind of you. All right, so first question uh comes from collective ways. When and how did you begin to make the connection that you were experiencing synchronicities rather than just observing a pattern of chance?

SPEAKER_00 33:53

When I started reviewing my life, I was in San Francisco at an event. There was a lady, Magande Ma, came down the steps, had never met her in my life, and here's a big and she did a prayer in front of everyone. She walked down the stairs and came to me and took her prayer scarf, her prayer scarf, and put it around my neck. That was just one. Then I have the Tibetan guys present me with a singing bowl. What did I do to deserve that? I was with Daniel and Brinkley. I had a conversation, and they said, You're to have this. Behind me, there are flutes, there are drums. Up here is drums. Uh, from uh the one directly behind me is from the Navajo Co-Talkers, uh, Cherokee, Cree. This many coincidences just does not happen. Statistical odds. Anyone that's a mathematician, which I'm not, says your chances of this happening over and over and over again is beyond lottery being struck by lightning twice, Daniel Brinkley being struck by lightning twice, and my wife. That's five and three. When you start looking at all of these things, there becomes a line that you see. And if you don't see that pattern, you're blind. You've already crossed over. I could not deny that many things happening over and over and over again. And if you do, then you're doomed. And and to be able to live this life and to see people and know changes happening and see people reaching out, what can we do to help our people? That that that that coming together as one, so it's it was a progression, and it really didn't start. You know, I was doing these things, but it really didn't register to the grandmother's guy in my face, and they have a way of convincing you. Are you listening to me? Did you read what I just sent you, boy?

SPEAKER_03 36:04

Are you listening? I love that. Oh, thank you so much for answering that question. Um, the other one is um asking, are you familiar with the prophecy of the blue star?

SPEAKER_00 36:18

The blue star kuchina and the red star kuchina. There are different thoughts on whether it has arrived or not. Grandmothers, the young ones are the ones to see it first. I am told by the grandmothers that young ones have seen the blue star kuchina, and that initiated the next step in the prophecies. Being around Sasha Stone and them, speaking of the new earth and entering that new earth. They're coming from a total different mindset than the Hopi the Sioux the Cree and the others. I mean, he's South African, and then all of a sudden I discovered wait a minute, they believe this, they believe that, they believe synchronicity, synchronicity, that weave, that weave. So that's when you start to have to really get on board, or you're done. And um I don't know what else to say on that. Those prophecies are here, I believe they're in the now. I believe we're living it. The things that I read to you in those two prophecies, we're living it. Hawaii and all the things that's going on, and some of this stuff is man created, and actually, man-created doom is writ is basically woven into those. So now it's like political fashions, one against the other, the darkness against the light. Well, there are some gray areas that we have to work in order to achieve peace, in order to clean up, in order to restore Mother Earth. And if we don't, the baby we're the baby boomers, and if we don't, my worries are the millennials, Gen Z, what do they have? What have they lost? And this is something that's something that's really troubling right now. And every one of these Gen Zs. This is all they know. Yeah, they don't know about being barefoot, connecting with Mother Earth, that oneness, and these are things that we got to get back to. And when I mentioned earlier in UK, having the Native American day where they brought the kids together and they took them in the woods and they did drums and they told Native American stories. I was just floored. I was like, this is cosmic. This is teaching them something that they would not know. They're glued to an energy, an energy, a frequency that radiates. And they miss the subtleness of the trees, the flowers. I talked to my flowers. I got my great-grandmother's plant out or 80-some years old. She's blooming beautifully right now. And I'm I'm proud that I'm her caretaker. And I pray that the next caretaker after I'm gone will respect and honor that and do the same. So that's what that's pretty much covers those.

SPEAKER_03 39:22

It's it's incredible. It's returning to from a from a galactic wisdom, we call it returning to the essential of living. It's returning to more organic way of living. And and and we speak as well. As you talk about many messages coming together, uh, the ancient galactic or the indigenous tribe were really, really much in sync with each other on many things, including the fact that we need to disconnect our children from virtual reality, cell phones, social media, AI, all of it. We need to unplug them and bring them back into Mother Nature, the heart and soul on this planet. Very beautiful, he said. I had a joy on two or three occasions to see uh the Hopi prophecy rock. I was brought by a prophecy elder, beautiful lady. We were there, and I got to see it. And so just the prophecy rock of the Hopi reservation, you talk about a split of almost like timelines, you know, like the one that will with the creator and the other one with almost like you losing your head and you're going into you dropping into the abyss. The abyss, right? Would you say that's would you say that what is written in the Hopi prophecy rock is what we're witnessing right now?

SPEAKER_00 40:43

No doubt in my mind, no doubt in my mind, and we're that line. We're that line, we're here. We have we have lived in our lifetime as baby boomers, we have lived more things in our life than any of our ancestors of the past. When you think about that, we went we went from no TV to black and white TV off of an antenna to now digital signals that is clogging us, shooting all through our bodies. And it's time that we step back, that we take family time, your listeners. I would challenge each of them. Take at least a day a week, at least a couple times a month. Take your children for a walk where there's trees, where there's woods, discover plants, learn those things. And there's so much that they don't teach, knowing that plants share, they send their enzymes when one is passing, one's time has come, it sends its enzymes to the trees around it, it nourishes them, it gives back, and when we start realizing that the plant kingdom does it, and we see it cursing over into the animal kingdom and all it is woven so beautifully, and to be able to teach them and to be able for them to see and to feel those things outside of that control. That control has got so many youth captured, it's taken away from them, it's taken away from their personal consciousness, their being with creator, their ability to flow on their own. I have no problem with AI to a degree as a helpful tool, but when you live your life around it, when you allow it to control your life, and we know it lies, it doesn't have humans' best interest, it's been hold in multiple lies. Insurance companies, and I'm not gonna name one of the big blue ones, uh, they're using AI to overwrite medical records. Think about that. A computer knows what's better for you than your body. That's scary, and the fact that there are people and there are groups that are totally fallen for that. You know, it's one thing to create a graphic, it's one thing to do a search for research, and then make sure you substantiate the facts, but when you let it control you, my words humble, sometimes I ramble, but only thing I use in my postings, only thing I use AI for is for the images themselves. Those images are based on a flow that came through. And and as long as that flow is there, that's that connective with creator, that connective, that oneness, that energy that flows between all of us when we're open to receive it.

SPEAKER_03 43:55

Very true, very true. And thank you for that. Jeff, if you type, please mute your your microphone. Because we can hear the computer, the keyboard. Um I would like to. Would you please share with us a bit about your book? I know you have a book. It's available on Amazon. There's also an ebook version on Amazon as well. All the links are in today's description. I'd like to explore a little bit about your books and what inspired you to write.

SPEAKER_00 44:23

The grandmothers. I can answer that with one word. The grandmothers. You have to tell the world how you got here. That leads to why you were chosen. So it's basically a story of my life discovering those magical events. I purposefully have three pages at the end that are blank. And I've had one guy with the FFFAA reach out to me and told me he'd read my book three times. I'm like, what? It's a thin little. And he said, every time I have read it, it has reminded me of circumstance in my life that I thought nothing of. But then once I read you and how you focused in and how it brought that to you, then it made me relive and see those events in my life and open my perspective to what was going on. So the book is about the reader. I'm just sharing my experience of why I was chosen by the grandmothers, why they believe I'm that one to fulfill that. And that's a heavy, heavy, heavy responsibility. Prayers, I'm not, they're always appreciated. I mean, to know what we're walking in and what we're dealing with, and political conversations that I have with people that I can't share publicly, we are in very, very, very, very scary times. And it's up to you and everyone else here to be that difference. Because if we don't, who is? I mean, seriously, who is? So the story is about me getting to where I am now. And there's going to be a second edition to that that's going to cover a few more things, like Tanasi, meeting uh um Mama Ali, Muhammad Ali's widow. The peace pipe up here behind me was gifted to me a couple of weeks ago in Palm Beach. Uh, it came from a chief in the Midwest who presented it to her. Um, and a confirmation of path, another confirmation, another road sign. They're there, and it lets you know you're where you're supposed to be if you pay attention to it, and to be able to talk from different religions, perspectives, and to be able to embrace what it takes for us and that oneness to be together. We all eat, we all breathe, we all have that little heartbeat. Those are commonalities, those are commonalities. If you're not doing that, you're up there with Danian's buddies, you hang in with the grandfathers, you're among the star people. So while we here, it is us that has to be that different. So that book is leading people my path, what got me there. There is uh quotes from different chiefs and tribes that I felt that was important for people to read and come back and reread. And I'm about to have a second book released, and that's all due to one of the grandmothers here. That book is not my book, but I am presenting it on behalf of the grandmothers, and it's called Great Spirit Cuisine. We hope to have it released in July, and I'm not about taking the money on it, it's about supporting the grandmothers in the mission to take care of them. It's called giving back. And Great Spirit Cuisine is 101 Native American dishes uh across the U.S. and Canada. And with each recipe is the total, the spiritual value of that rabbit and what it represents, or that snake, or that fish, uh, or the bison. So uh I remember growing up, daddy beat into us. We had to read our little daily bread at lunch. You know, every day that before he did that prayer, we read that little scripture and had to tell what it meant to us. Well, this is a way of expressing nature and those things are around us and the significance and the importance of that. So the proceeds from that, the majority of the proceeds of that is taking care of three grandmothers that are near and dear to me, and then part of it is going into youth programs. Because if we don't take care of the youth, what are we? Where are we? Where are we going? And unless we instill respect, honor, giving back, humility, yeah, and for some boys, sometimes that's kind of hard to do because we're so cocky with that, dude. You know, creators got a way of did I get your attention yet, boy?

SPEAKER_03 49:03

You know, you know, yes, beautifully said, and I like the way you really guiding again back in terms of being also intergenerational gathering, you know, with a grandmother, grandfathers, and then inviting families and children of all ages, you know, we need to guide them back into that organic, more conscious pulse of life and uh really resonate for that. Jeff, my friend, any questions, comments for our guests today?

SPEAKER_01 49:32

Uh yeah, um one question about the Mayans. Um, did they contact you personally uh to do this type of thing? Or no, sir.

SPEAKER_00 49:44

It was coincidence that I don't believe in. It's like I told you the story of receiving uh the the humaku, which is the celestial butterfly, uh the um tie one to creator that was gifted to me, and I thought, hey, that is so cool. You know, I'm I'm doing something I'm supposed to be doing, and I was awarded, rewarded, you know. Mentality, horse blinders on limited perspective, and as each thing happened, that perspective and that little blinder kept doing this and doing this and doing this. So the next thing I know, I'm able to look at a 180, a 360, and go way beyond. Oh, that car is staying in that rut in the road because there is a rut in the road, and does it move beyond that? It helped open my perspective. So that was the first thing, and then, like I said, from just at right after that, meeting him two weeks, two, three weeks later, the synchronicity again. There's a point that you either accept it or you run, and you better go hide because it'll come get you. Creator don't let you off the hook that easy, you know. It it will, and then next thing, and then the grandmothers, you know, when they started talking to me, and then uh when um drumolo reached out and said you had been chosen, you know, it was like, All right, yeah, I'm hearing you, I'm hearing you, man. You got me now. What have I got to do next? Grandmother say, pray. And Creator puts right in front of you what you're supposed to do. Don't apologize for what you do, be who you are. And it's opened my perspective, and and there's times that I have, should I say this or should I not say this? And then most of the time I'm gonna find a way of saying it because if it came in into here, then it had a significant reason that it came into here in that path. So the Mayan was a very intelligent group, um, you know, and it ties into with other species beyond human and uh to learn some of those things. I have a actually have a Mayan friend that I was talking to two days ago, and that was raised around temple and those things. So when I seek knowledge, I admire my the grandmothers and love them dearly. But knowledge comes from many areas and many things, so you must look at this and look at that and look at that over there, and then you look at how each of those correlate, they are all there with the same basic principles and teachings. If we're smart enough to pay attention, and then once you do that, you realize that that little pinhead that we are is so powerful, so great in the vast time. So don't limit, never never put a limitation on yourself. The moment you do, you might as well cross on over to the other side. I hope I answer that.

SPEAKER_01 53:06

I I totally agree with that.

SPEAKER_03 53:10

Beautifully said, actually, beautifully, and great questions too, Jeff. I mean, it's just this whole time together so far has been absolutely incredible. I can feel, and you know, from my um mother lineage on my mother lineage side, I have this long lineage, directly this ancestry from the Algonquin. So I remember as a child, yes, my mom will take, you know, my brother and us to go see the great summer power, especially in the summer, the nations. We call the first nations in Canada, the first nations will gather for the summer uh power. And I remember seeing many nations gathered, you know, with the cornbread and the sweet grass and the smell and the fire and the drumming, how it was very sacred, like a heartbeat. And all the dens are coming of all of all age, from the younger generation in training to elders, um, you know, representing also all the nations, what is the core nations or other Raven and the others, and coming together with the you know, the Angonquen, we had the Iroquois, we had also the Uran, the Huron from Quebec and others. It was incredible. So you bring me back into that energy listening to you today.

SPEAKER_02 54:30

Thank you.

SPEAKER_03 54:31

Thank you. Yeah, thank you for bringing that energy. And I uh my question for you, I'm curious. Are you familiar with um the mamos from Colombia? This uh tribe of this indigenous tribe of incredible wisdom. They're in Colombia, the Mamos.

SPEAKER_00 54:52

Only in name. I have a friend from Colombia, and starting to she's starting to teach me some of those things because I'm literally trying to learn. There's over 10,000 First Nations around this earth. 10,000. That's amazing. And for them to see me as an ambassador amongst First Nations as the rainbow warriors, it's it's a heavy responsibility, but it's it's a blessing to see and to witness those things, and then and knowing that these groups and and I can't specifically speak of them, but cultures and understanding the plants that was given to them. And and that was uh something that was mentioned in an original in a recent conversation that had medicine uh qualities, spiritual qualities, and what each represented, and then be able to look in North America and to be able to look in New Zealand. Here we're using sage in New Zealand, they're using eucalyptus, uh tobacco, my Cherokee tobacco here. Uh this here came. This this has a story to itself. This came from the before the Trail of Tears. There is no tobacco like this on earth. Um, the before the Trail of Tears, they had buried uh uh tobacco seeds and clay pots, sealed it with beeswax. Some years back, um it was right after I became a peace chief in 2009 for the state right here, that I learned story and I was given a small stalk of it, and they and I did ceremony with some Apache. And uh one of the one of the brothers, brother, what is in this pipe? I said, Tobacco. He says, I've never smoked tobacco like this. They drug tested me at work, and I started laughing. I said, brother, this is the real deal. No insecticides, no fertilizers, none of that. Straight from our ancestors, and I am blessed that uh there are several people that are maintaining this, and that I am gifted this for ceremony, and so tobacco, tobacco is in New Zealand, Ireland, Africa, South America, there's commonalities in that thread that are woven, and so each has been given tools in their area, in their culture to do healing, to bring spiritual together, and when we look, is and I've used this word over and over again, the commonalities between us, when we're able to see that and recognize that, then we know that we're one with all living here on Mother Earth.

SPEAKER_03 57:47

Incredible. I can almost smell, I can almost feel, you know. Um it takes me back as a child, and it as I was marveling at everything, and then you know, whether it's tobacco smell or others. So you took me back to that energy. So thank you so much.

SPEAKER_00 58:03

And I have Canadian sweet grass here too, by the way.

SPEAKER_03 58:07

Sweetgrass. I just love sweetgrass. I have a long I I have doesn't spend as much anymore, but I have it still, and I have also a medicine wheel that was made, a protective medicine wheel made by the Uran in Quebec. Uh, we went there on their tribal, beautiful sacred place, sacred land, and my mom got me this beautiful medicine wheel, protection wheel. And I when I moved from Montreal, Quebec to Arizona, I brought it with me and I still have it in my home because beautiful medicine protective with the three cross. And I just absolutely love it.

SPEAKER_00 58:45

No, and when you and when you understand healing modalities of these, oh yeah, like sage, for example, one leaf, one leaf of sage lit in a room, one leaf will kill 92-94 percent of airborne bacteria. Wow, you got someone that's got a virus, a cold, or something in the other in your house, light that stick, light that piece of sage. You don't have to light a big bundle, you don't have to create. I mean, the power that's within that one little leaf is amazing. And when you start looking at this again with the eucalyptus and all the others that First Nations use around the world, there was a great plan put together more than our human minds can even begin to conceive.

SPEAKER_03 59:33

So yeah, thank thank you for that powerful reminder. Definitely, Sage and you know, eucalyptus, sweetgrass, it's incredible. Now, I have a very personal that's very close to my heart question, and I have a tremendous respect for the indigenous tribe and the first nations, and and I have the joy to go to different or be invited to go to different tribes. And one thing I noticed, whether it's the Hopi Nation, the Navarro, whether it's others, one thing I've been feeling uh watching the Kachina dance in honor to the star people and their ancestors, I can help but notice there seem to be a disconnect between the for the the indigenous people and the animal kingdom. I can see too many times on the tribes where animals are not taken care of. Um and and and I never understood, and I talking to my galactic groups, and I said, where's the disconnect with the brother bears? And and I want maybe maybe helping to shed some light on understanding.

SPEAKER_00 1:00:40

Again, separation. The young people on the reservation have fallen victim to today's society. The teachings of the ancestors, the grandfathers, many of them have lost. There is great splits among reservations right now. Even in Canada, there's a major disconnect. And I will say that I will flat out say the Canadian government is responsible for creating animosity, separation within these tribal cultures, and they're doing so to control people. Look what happened at the ostrich farm. If you know anything about that, they destroyed all those ostriches uh claim because of COVID. They forget that those birds are very powerful, they have antibiotics within them. Who would not want that? Pharmaceutical companies, big money, big profit. So take this person and these tribal people's birds, no respect for them, walk out there with guns and just start shooting them all down. Our governments don't care. We're expand, we're expendable. We mean absolutely nothing in in their scheme of things. Because it's all about the system in which and and the agendas in which they are trying to push. Uh culture has been changed, and division, religion is a is another big division between tribes. Yeah, you got the Catholic Church that really pushed it, and I'm not disrespecting Catholics as people or the beliefs. So please, I want to clarify that. But the system of which being shoved in the name of Creator, God, Jesus, uh Yahweh, many other names, is is a way of it's a control mechanism instead of being one with creator, being one with spirit and understanding that flow. So many of this many of the youth have lost that. Casinos. Ronald Reagan had good intentions when he wanted the casinos because he knew there was no way to repay the Native Americans the money that was due there. It would have bankrupt America. So casinos was created to help give that. The problem is alcohol, tobacco rampage, all of those things was then introduced, and you turned tribe after tribe into a bunch of alcoholics and drunks under government control, females on the reservation, so you got a controlled group. Cancer rate among those that took that jab is up 42-43 percent. Ovarian, breast, and cervix cancer among those that took the jab. So brainwash control mechanisms has taken over many of the tribes. Uh, I am proud to see people like grandmother Mildred, who, daughter of prophecy keeper Emery, that they hold to the old way, that she does not use running water, she does not use electricity. Oh, and by the way, those first that started using electricity before their bodies could acclimate, they were all getting sick. They were getting sick. Yeah, all of a sudden, those lines, those frequencies, that radiation was being introduced, and their bodies were so sensitive they couldn't adjust. So, with that, there are those that have respect for all living, all the creatures, all the bears, all the animal kingdom, the uh the fish kingdom, the wing kingdom, they have respect, but there's many sadly that have lost their way, and it's sad that some little mixed blood, a little peak drop here and a peak drop there of multi-tribes can look at them and say, What in the heck? Do you know who you are? Do you know what you're tossing? Do you ever hear the voices of your ancestors? Are you listening? Wait a minute, you can't get past that rap. You know, I love music, but when you let certain things take control, it takes control, and when that loses, you've lost that. And if you don't have heart, if you don't have heart, what have you?

SPEAKER_03 1:05:21

There you go. So, and thank you for bringing it all to the heart. So, all the hardship that either on reservation among the first nations, aboriginal tribes, and I would say even through the human race, when it's time to what I'm hearing from that wisdom is we need to step up, recognize each other, whether you are wherever you are on the planet, whatever village, whatever country, whatever city, whatever island you live on. I think it's a time to rise together again and recognizing the value of life, the reverence of life, including your own. Honoring your origins, your ancestors, honoring also life around you as a gift.

SPEAKER_00 1:06:07

And honoring it is. And uh I wrote about in my book about feral cats. I never liked cats. I can walk out in my yard along the wood line and call, and they will come running from the woods. Why would feral cats that I could not touch? I got a mama, matter of fact, I got a mama cat laying in my bed right now in the house in the air conditioner that lived in the woods for three and a half years. She was afraid of humans. They they were scavengers. And I started putting food out. I would sit out there in the yard. I have two parrots that are rescues. Everything I've got like five cats around here, one of them that thinks she's a bird. She plays with the parrots. And they love each other. Her best friend is a cockatoo. Species coming together. So the animal kingdom, they cannot be any better than we are. The poisons that we spread, it manifests in them. Cancers. Cancers.

SPEAKER_03 1:07:16

Okay, I I'm gonna stop here for a moment. What are you saying? Are you saying when you say the animal kingdom is not better than us? It's not about being better, it's about reconnecting with each other in reverence, in respect, in honoring each other. I think it's more in that direction. So I want to avoid using too much uh this ease word because we have to be careful of our audience subconscious mind for really listening and go back to the wisdom. Um, I like to guide it in that direction. Uh, thank you so much. We appreciate that. Jeff, question feedback? You on youth, my friend.

SPEAKER_01 1:08:03

I got some stuff going on outside. I would like to go back and talk about the Mayans again because um it is such a wide-range uh group of wisdom down there. Do you have uh the when you said the Mayans, do you have any location of what part of the Mayan?

SPEAKER_00 1:08:24

Is it you know I honestly I believe that they have been so watered down of with civilizations merging together, there are those that still hold to their faith, just like some of the grandmothers that still walk the old paths here, and they're probably the closest that you're gonna find to that from the Maya. Uh but again, those that are living around the cities, they have been filtered, they have their the filtration that's that connection with spirit, much of that is lost, and there's a celebration in everybody in town. It's like the 4th of July. Everybody shows up for the 4th of July because it's a celebration when they've actually not been in communication with what uh their teachings were, and uh they were the greatest calendar keepers of all times, period 5, 125 years, I believe. And 2012 was uh the change of the cycle, and you know, and it ties in not 12 months but into the 13th. So there's a lot of things that are there that we're learning from. There are those that are now trying to cling to the old ways that are trying to reclaim those, and those things that I'd like to know more of. I felt so inadequate because of so many different peoples and beliefs and not knowing traditional ceremony, and that's when one of the grandmothers said, That's not your mission, your mission is among all to embrace all. So I see a coming together of people, civilizations, cultures, all of different creeds, but all coming together on the commonality of the belief that if it's not us, who will? And I believe that most religions teach that there is a system, there's a cycle. Of course, the Mayan is always a cycle, and the ghost begins and come. So I believe that that it is our time to be there and to work with these people, and that's why I've just mentioned that I've reached out to this uh lady that was raised there in the temple. Her mother was a healer, her grandmother was a healer. So those are the people that I'm now looking for for knowledge so that I can get a little basic understanding of what they were about and how it weaves into the grand screen of bringing us all together as one. And Vivian, I didn't mean that one was better than the other, I'm just saying one cannot do better than we do put out to the other. So I hope that better because I'm a Southern boy and I massacred the English language as is. Frequency and being able to frequency can destroy, frequency can heal. And when one learns to harmonize and be in balance with the right frequencies, and we're learning more about that every day, and how the even in the plants, when it gets down into the biomolecular structure, there is frequencies that resonate that makes the stem stronger, that allows the flows, and it all weaves together. And when you see that, it becomes more beautiful to know that some one can't deny that there has to be a greater, greater existence for all of this to come together so magically, so synchronously, so uh uh to be in sync. Let me rephrase it that way. Um, I I'm I'm amazed every day. I'm amazed in conversations and people, I seek to always talk to others and to learn and to grow, and then look at how do we use this, how do we use that, and how do we use this over here that we can make it better for everything living on this planet. And Mother Earth is going to survive. Look at Chernobyl. Humans left, plant kingdom has returned, plant kingdom is eating up the radioactive particles, breaking them down. Animals are now returning, they're adjusting, they're adapting. So when you start realizing that that we're that in the grand screen of Mother Earth, then we better start paying due to where we're at and what we're doing. Do you see the younger people getting more uh interested in this uh many, many, many, many are, but there are many that are so broken and are for example, if you live in the Midwest or on a reservation in Canada or somewhere like that, or or you're tribal in Africa, it's easy for you to be involved with your culture. But in today's society, people working everywhere, we see people from the Navajo Res. They're living in South Carolina, they're living in Florida, they had to go where they could go to get work, make income for their family. And once they do that, what's happened? Their kids are in public schools, they're no longer in tradition, they're no longer around their teachings, their culture. Probably uh the Muslims are probably the most intact religion that's come to America because they cluster and they work together. And especially in the South, we see that. There's a place up in upper state South Carolina and Georgia where these people are coming together and they're holding on to their belief system. And all of them don't get along with each other either. So again, it's back to commonalities and what we do because if we don't, we're doomed. So our children being in public schools, nobody in my neighborhood knows that I'm Native American unless they see me walking around my yard and I've got a fire going and or out there doing pipe with a few people around in the circle. It's it's lost in the in the big scheme of where we live in this day and time. So that's what I was talking about. We need to take our children away, take them to a park, take them somewhere where we're in oneness with nature. And without that, they don't know. They just don't know. And when that's all they know, what have we done? Yeah, what are they?

SPEAKER_03 1:14:47

Yeah, we need guidance and to return to that energy, absolutely. Um, changing gears a little bit here. You were mentioning before we went live that uh I think that you were you're part of a movie or a documentary that just got released today. Can you tell us a little bit about this?

SPEAKER_00 1:15:05

Well, it is called the Art of Manifestation, and there's leading thought uh leaders from around the world, and each of us was asked a series of questions, and it's all about how you do things, how do you think things into existence? How do you pray things into existence? So it's uh it was from the makers of the movie The Secret, and I didn't know I was gonna be in it until I got to an event, and I was told uh they're gonna be recording your talk, and next thing I know, uh we want to have you upstairs in our room, and there's makeup. I'm like, why's going on here? And so I sat down in the chair and they throw uh half a dozen questions at me, and they wanted my thought on that on that. And the movie's called The Art of Manifestation, and um they uh uh having the premiere today, and then afterwards there's a panel, but instead I'm with you, beautiful folks.

SPEAKER_03 1:16:08

My goodness, we're so honored. Thank you so much. You know, of course, you know, we would have understood and being able to work around your schedule because um it's a beautiful release. Well, thank you for sharing. Can you can wait to look into this? And and I know I want to mention because I know you mentioned it a little bit before we um we start today. Before we go any further, I just want to acknowledge a beautiful organization, and they're known as uh the others here utter, uh OTTR. I know I have an accent and French, like this the wild sea utter, the animal. And they're beautiful, and they gifted me is a beautiful bracelet, they're an intentional bracelet, and these the one I have is blue appetite, celestide, and blue lapis, and they're designed for communication, opening, thoroughly, intuition, guidance. And I just love them, and I want to give them a bit a big shout out to this beautiful organization. And in fact, I'm gonna show their website right now. It's called uh autospirit.com. They have incredible high-quality i stone bracelet, and they're intentional. It can be with your zodiac sign, it can be an intention to heal, communication, abundance, love, oneness, relationship, all of it, and uh they support the California Foundation um study and preserve the wild sea otters, and they're adorable, adorable being. I absolutely love the otters. So I just want to give them a big shout out and thank you so much for this gift. And you can go to their website and tell you you're creating something beautiful for you, but you're also supporting a great cause, uh, and they're really much engaged and also environmentals, protection, and other amazing with the ocean. And um, so just want to give them a little shout out today. Thank you for what they do, and of course, my beautiful gift. I I can feel the energy, it's it's incredible. I can feel working with my throat chakra in my heart center. So appropriate, especially with the energy of your incredible journey. And on behalf of everyone, thank you, Chief Mel Standing Ego, for accepting the role that everyone has been seeing in you to recognize you as the one to be divorced, working with so many incredible tribes all over the planet, the children, the animal kingdom, mother Gaia, being able to bring in wisdom. And of course, everyone, one more time, your first book, uh, A Life Most Magical, available. The links are in today's description. Uh, please click, go explore what would be the best way for people to find you or to connect with you.

SPEAKER_00 1:19:10

Oh, if I may do a shameless plug. Every Wednesday we do a Zoom with leading agricultural scientists and other experts from around the world. If we're going to be healthy, it must start with our own gardens, our own farms, one at a time. So we have a group on Facebook called Rainbow Warriors 101. And each Wednesday um we have our program. Uh on Facebook, I'm cheap finding me as Chief Male Standing Eagle. We also have another group, Hollow Bones. Hollow Bones, for those that don't understand that term, is allowing spirit to allow creator to flow through you. Unlike Danian, I like I said, I tend to ramble. Danian is very uh methodical about his program and where he's going. And I trust spirit, I trust energy, I trust that frequency to flow through me. And each has our own mission. Tribes up in the Midwest, they're working with whales. We see that happening in New Zealand and Australia and First Nations around the world, each has their own uh projects for a lack of better words, of working with and giving back to Mother Nature, giving back to the animal kingdom, to the fish kingdom. So uh there's so much of that going on now that I can I'm in emphasis stages of learning what I'm learning with these people and then being on groups with grandmothers in Australia, uh, and and having conversation with them and learning about their spirituality and those things. So that's helping me weave and have a better understanding. And someone had mentioned about tribes, those that feed off the government teats, they get funding and they fall under federal control. Those that do not, sadly, they're underowned. So these are the ones that need our prayers, our support. There's one of the grandmothers now. I just did a fundraiser about a month ago, and I'm getting ready to do another one. Uh again, no electricity, no power. She lives the way uh of the ancestors, and she has to have uh dialysis three times a week. So I'm gonna be making another post for her. I don't touch any of the money whatsoever that goes directly to the accounts out there and their families. So if I'm pitching something, I've done my homework, I know where the funds is going, how it's being handled, and it's all about being the difference that the creator makes. Because if not us, who will?

SPEAKER_03 1:21:44

Incredible, absolutely, and and returning to that ancient wisdom and supporting one another in a way that serves really much the highest and the greatest good. It's really much overgoing, even with the star nations, you know, the of all the tribes around the world, and of course, our wisdom within ourselves, and to be able to trust the beautiful wisdom that you have at a soul level, what you came here to do to accomplish this all time for all of us to rise together. And there's a little bit of a rainbow light in all of us, regardless of the generations and where you are on the planet. So absolutely incredible. And I did post also in the chat room the name of the Facebook pages, and of course, the links in today's description. Uh definitely, I mean, incredible, and I'm very inspired because this year in September 2026, um, I'm coasting our first Galactic Indigenous Wisdom called the Wisdom Keepers Retreat with the memos, the corn and the corn, the corn maiden, uh Hopi Navarro. I think I may be mistaken, so apologize, but we have many tribes coming, even from Hawaii, and of course the memos from uh Colombia, and it's gonna be so incredible, the gathering, and I'll be the I'll be the galactic representative, and of course, we're gonna welcoming many you know, representative from different tribes. So it's it's time, you know, it's time for us to return into that planetary guardianship and leadership on behalf of this planet and all of us. Before gently we wrap up today, Jeff, do you have any maybe last uh words, questions, comments for absolutely our esteemed guest today?

SPEAKER_01 1:23:37

Good. I answered everything I needed to know. I have to think a miracle for today.

SPEAKER_03 1:23:47

You answer everything you want to know for today, you know it's very important. Yeah, absolutely. Do you have Chief Malestanding Eagle? Do you have any last word of wisdom to share with us today?

SPEAKER_00 1:24:02

We each, we each in this day and time must be conscious of that which is around us, to feel, to open ourselves, and to be aware of that which is good, that which is bad, that which is healed, and that which destroys. And keep our focus and know that we're the difference that the Creator makes for the next seven generations to come. And it's not if not for us. Bottom line is it is us. And if we don't, we will. So I challenge each and every one of you take some time and talk to your family. Get away from that TV, get away from that radio, hear nature, listen to the birds, the crickets, go out at night and just feel and breathe. And when you're able to do that, creator has a way of opening that source and that frequency flows through us. And in doing so, we become better. We become better humans, better of everything that we do and look for as long as we keep our focus. And then that way we will stay in balance with all of nature. Thank you so much for allowing me to be here and share today.

SPEAKER_03 1:25:17

It's been an absolutely our privilege. And thank you again for saying yes. Thank you for standing. Thank you for having encouraged to continue, and also I know you're going to continue to expand and have so much more record effect. The inspiration of all generations. It is time for all of us to continue to return to each other. So refreshing, wise, grinding, loving. I can feel the presence of the elementals and Mother Gaia with us right now, and how much we have been supported, and we will continue. So we always said here on the Infant Star Connection podcast. We appreciate all of you. We will go back, we will be back on Sunday, June 14, regular times 11 a.m. Pacific, 2 p.m. Easter time. So Sunday, June 14th, we're going to talk with a beautiful gentle soul, Diana. She's absolutely Diana Divine with her book on quantum knowledge and much more. But for today, again, on behalf of many, all the indigenous tribes around the world and the First Nations and those who have walked before us, and those who walk with us, and those who will continue to walk beyond us. We honor all of you, all of our relations within the medicine wheel in all directions. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. With love, gratitude, and respect. We send you our love and our light, and everyone tuning in from all over the world, even all the way to South Africa. We're honored to be with you. And Jeff, my friend, I love to be with you. Thank you for being my my friend and my co-host. You're amazing.

SPEAKER_01 1:27:03

Always an adventure.

SPEAKER_03 1:27:05

It is an adventure. And so all the details again in the chat room today. The Rainbow Warriors 101 Facebook. You can also look also Mel Standing Eagle on Facebook for the gathering for the groups and what's coming. And of course, this beautiful movie coming in as well. And congratulations for everything. And I know we will see each other again. In the meantime, everyone, stay in your light and walk in the certainty of your light. And we'll see you back right here on June 14 with an amazing quantum guest. So we'll see you, everyone. Much love.