Sequoyah Trueblood on the Intention Download Series

I noticed in the conversation that when Sequoya refers to no longer using intention, Mr. O'Dea seemed dissonant with that concept (in that he believed that intention was in fact a useful tool for change in life.) I could hear him mentally adjusting to the idea. On the face there would seem to be a disconnect. How then can one intentionally heal? Or remote view? ..or many other intentional acts. The answer I was given to this question from Silo Blackcrow (mentioned above) was that the Grandfathers/Tankashila (angels/God) know what you need, therefore only pray (intend/request) for others. In this way you can help, but not for yourself (as Sequoya said, we often do not understand what we really need.) Aho!

Mitakuye Oyasin!,

Jon

Aho! I have sorely missed two dear mentors in my life, as they have passed on to the "next better world", Silo Blackcrow of the Ogalalla Lakota, and Sac Jameson of the Oklahoma Seneca. I originally sought them out to find my Cayuga heritage. It has been lonely since their passing. Now, the great mystery has led me here to stand in the beautiful light of the creator's mind shining out through the expressions of these enlightened people. I am again humbled and deeply grateful for this gift. Sachem, thank you for sharing these words. I am here in Alaska. All are welcome to share my fire. Aho! Mitakuye Oyasin. jonwatts@gci.net

I thoroughly enjoyed listening to the interview. In the discussion afterward I saw the role that intellect can play which fueled my desire to practice being in peace vs. intellectual questioning. I appreciate the gift of this opportunity to further my clarity.