"Little Grandmother" Keisha Crowther on 2010

[Nenuphar]

Here is a 10 part series on YouTube of a live seminar presented by shaman/wisdom keeper Kiesha Crowther ("Little Grandmother").

https://youtube.com/watch?v=yK5OO...eature=related

All 10 parts can be viewed by clicking on the poster's channel: eddievibes420

[unlimited mind]

this is a wonderful bit of wisdom. little grandmother radiates truth and goodness. FYI she has a facebook page too.

[Nenuphar]

Thanks! I will check her page out :-)

[Sollve]

Checked this out yesterday and it was awesome! Wow!

[greybeard]

Posted by Sollve (here)
Checked this out yesterday and it was awesome! Wow!

Yes she made more sense for me than all the high profile speakers.
I hope she is right and I do believe so.
Chris

[Poly Hedra]

That was cool. I listened to it all.
Her message was very simple. I especially liked to be reminded about basic things like.......just be kind to people, because we are all struggling.

Being told to just go outside and get your energy from mother earth, the plants, the sun

to give energy to your food before you eat it

All things I have heard before but I can never hear enough

nuggets of wisdom, simple truths that can be so easy to forget in day to day living. Conscious living.

One thing I find interesting is the idea of all the ritual and ceremonies. This whole subject gets me asking a lot of questions but I'll save those for another thread.

Really enjoyed it and felt very positive
X

[dukes4monny]

Just reviving this very old thread, I have just finished watching the 10 video's and feel that other's would perhaps benefit from watching them too.
I had never heard of Keisha Crowther before today, but her messages are very succinct, and she explains them in a very relaxed but positive manner.
I found her explanation about 'energies' and where and how we get them very enlightening...........

I will be checking out more of her video's for sure...........

[CivilDawn]

Very cool, thanks for bringing this back.

I've actually just become incredibly interested in this type of material so I'm happy to have stumbled upon this.

[Artemesia]

If you are just finding Keisha Crowther, you might not know of a rather large cloud of 'controversy' surrounding her these days. On some of her videos she claims she was asked by certain indiginous tribes in the US to 'serve' as their shaman. According to elders of these tribes this is not correct. Many tribal members feel she has 'stolen' their teachings and is then turning around to sell these to other 'white people' (or those who have accepted and practice white/western culture ways of domination and occupation and resource control) to make an enormous profit. The main issues seem to be 1) her relationship to the actual living people of the tribes whose 'spirit traditions' she practices and shares and 2) the fees which she charges for providing 'access' to these ideas to others seeking spiritual connection. Some links to those who are raising these questions include:

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread644882/pg1

https://youtube.com/watch?v=iiGca5wYakI

Initially I was very interested in Crowther's offerings, and I watched a lot of her free videos, etc. After several months I became aware of the controversy. At this point, I choose to remain neutral on it all, as that feels most helpful to me. I do feel its worthwhile pointing out that there is more to 'the story' of her and her work and the energetic goings-on related to such than what is highlighted already in this thread.

[CivilDawn]

Posted by Artemesia (here)
If you are just finding Keisha Crowther, you might not know of a rather large cloud of 'controversy' surrounding her these days. On some of her videos she claims she was asked by certain indiginous tribes in the US to 'serve' as their shaman. According to elders of these tribes this is not correct. Many tribal members feel she has 'stolen' their teachings and is then turning around to sell these to other 'white people' (or those who have accepted and practice white/western culture ways of domination and occupation and resource control) to make an enormous profit. The main issues seem to be 1) her relationship to the actual living people of the tribes whose 'spirit traditions' she practices and shares and 2) the fees which she charges for providing 'access' to these ideas to others seeking spiritual connection. Some links to those who are raising these questions include:

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread644882/pg1

https://youtube.com/watch?v=iiGca5wYakI

Initially I was very interested in Crowther's offerings, and I watched a lot of her free videos, etc. After several months I became aware of the controversy. At this point, I choose to remain neutral on it all, as that feels most helpful to me. I do feel its worthwhile pointing out that there is more to 'the story' of her and her work and the energetic goings-on related to such than what is highlighted already in this thread.

Hmm.. thanks for the heads up. The fact that two native tribes collectively released a statement to discount her representation of them puts her character into a greater perspective.

What about the validity of the teachings she delivers?

[greybeard]

Neutrality is good.
What I found particularly good, was in one video she pointed out that the spiral--- similar to the one seen in the sky is painted on many a cave wall and on stones throughout the world.
Take what you feel is relevant from the various teachers.
I like to cross check one teaching against another.
The enlightened teacher old or modern all say the same thing.
We are all equal and we are waves of the Divine Ocean.
Only God is and we are that.
We are not human we are spirit having a human experience
Thats the essence of it no matter how you care to dress it up
Chris