Let Us Remember And In Turn Live

    'Once'








Let us remember those that lived long ago; those ancient and old Souls that led the way of Truth. They were once given the old teachings and in turn passed them on. It now rests with us.

We have a choice to remember ‘The Way’ and let that way guide our lives. Just as the Clan Mothers and Sun King did long ago. It is within each of us to follow the lead of the Soul and live life free.

What exactly did the elders tell us? That we are eternal, just like The Creator. That our Soul never knows death and that The Light is its own. They taught us to remember the Fire and its sacredness each spark a living thing.  And that all fires are from The Ancient White Fire.

They taught things of the Water. To know the Water is to know your mind and the emotions that affect our lives. Water and Moon are of the same nature. They connect us to the Clan which is of The Mother. The Moon like the Water is intimately connected to The Mother of all; Water being the blood of Earth.

They gave to us knowledge of the Wind and its messengers. We were told there are Four Winds, each with a direction specific to its nature. These Winds govern the weather and have a direct affect upon our lives.  The Four Winds are the faces of The Breath Master, each an aspect of Creators being.  They commune with the Four Logs of the same direction.

The elders spoke of the home of the Five Elements. We were taught that the quarter directions are the place from where the subtle or first spark of the Elements come. It is from these quarter directions that we gain understanding of the Elements. It is these quarter directions that are the space between the Dogwood petals of the Fire.  Within this space flows the great Five Elders upholding the flower of the Dogwood.

Let us remember life. Let us remember that life is given and lived through ‘The Way’ and it is The Breath Masters instructions that revealed this Truth. However, The Creator had a voice on Earth and it was our elders that taught us of ‘The Way’ of The Square Grounds. Now, let us remember and in turn live.

Saga Yaxka