Monday, November 24, 2014

Daughter of the Wind

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I am happy to announce the live mount of my long awaited website. To My webmaster Debra Malmos, I would like to give big credit, Kiche Migwech!, for artistic and technical gifts in assembling a mass of writings, art and information and Kiche Migwech to family, friends, TEACHERS and supporters of SPIRIT TALK and THE MOON CIRCLE TEACHINGS! 
Bama Pi, Minisa

Wednesday, November 19, 2014

MINISA CRUMBO and LENEDRA CARROLL

An evening with Roy Clark at the Historic Spotlight Theater, Tulsa, OK.
Minisa Crumbo (left) is the author of: 'SPIRIT TALK', Tate Publishing, Spring 2015 release.
Lenedra Carroll (right) is the author of: 'The Architecture of All Abundance', New World Library.

From Lenedra Carroll:
Last week I was in Tulsa, OK with friends.  They included me in a special event - a small, private evening with country music legend, Roy Clark.  Many of you may remember Roy as a star on Hee Haw, one of the biggest television hits of all time.  Roy, now in his 80s, shared stories and wisdom gained from a lengthy and successful life and career.  I wanted to pass along one little nugget he gave us.  After relating an experience of his, he said to the 100 people there, “The lesson in this little story is, Don’t teeter.”  He went on to say that if you teeter, you’ll miss the opportunity.  “Don’t teeter, just do it!”
 
That’s a simple truth, important now as much or more than ever.  It’s rubber-hits-the-road time.  Time to “do it,” whatever it is.  Either we are “doing it” a little bit every day or we’re keeping our car in neutral.  That seemed important to say right now. 
 
It was a wonderful night, with many country legends in attendance, meeting Roy was an honor and I came away enriched by all he and his friends shared. Thank you, thank you, Tulsa friends, old and new. ... Minisa Crumbo Halsey ... is a wise elder and a medicine woman with ancient knowledge for modern times.  Her book, Spirit Talk, will be coming out this spring and I’ll tell you much more then ...