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Shaman by Vicky M Semones Wednesday, July 18, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Inspired by Gil Saenz, Chactow, prayer & blessing at Oakland Center for Spiritual Living. Photo: "He Is They Are" statue, Rapid City, South Dakota.[ItsAboutTheLight]

Aho. The Red Road glows in his presence: stained glass prisms bleed the summer sun of yellow, green and ruby onto his being. Wankan Tanka. At the center - standing inside depths unimagined, praying for pity, not from pride; at the center - reaching through Seven Directions. Aho. Eagle feather wafts sage and cedar smoke ~ breathe soul-deep; rising voice, quickened drum draw us up in blessed union. Tunkashila. Seeing truths behind our blindness ~ encircled, encircling ~ Forgive our ignorance; accept our tears. Aho. © 2012, Vicky M. Semones

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Reviewed by Amma Poet	7/22/2012

Beautiful!




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	7/20/2012

Thank you for sharing the blessings, Vicky. Love, peace, and best wishes, Regis




Reviewed by richard cederberg	7/20/2012

Touching in its heartfelt humility. The imagery was especially pleasing, (IMO) and had a discernible spiritual fragrance. As I interpret it: an ardent heartcry to the Lakota Sioux 'Grandfather', or the Most High God of the Bible, for forgiveness, relationship, and perhaps intervention on a quickly devolving planet. "Aho" I can only interpret (but I may be wrong) as meaning 'in agreement'. Enjoyed! Peace to you ... rlc




Reviewed by Cynthia Leitman (Reader)	7/18/2012

Vicky, How lovely! It is a blessing to have Gil in your life. And, a blessing for him to have you in his.