Medicine Prayer Woman: My Spiritual Journey- Revisited

Aunt Betty’s words, “You are Indian, be proud!” begin a lifelong quest for author Deborah Clairmont, as she takes her first steps in learning about her Native American heritage. To walk a spiritual journey with author Deborah Clairmont, we will have to open our minds to the unexplainable phenomena along the way. We will journey through a true-life story of gripping near-death experiences and explore a connection with the Sacred White Buffalo Calf Pipe and Sitting Bull that will expound the mind. In the summer of 1989, we will travel to a Lakota Sun Dance Ceremony on the Green Grass Reservation in South Dakota. Deborah Clairmont walks us down the prepuberal path of her childhood, along the way we will meet several Medicine Men and tribal traditions that connect us to the spirit world and help us understand what it is like to be a Native American descendant that did not grow up on an Indian Reservation.Cover photo: Lance Ross Photo- www.lancerossphoto.comBack cover photo: Debbi Clairmont Photography- debbiclairmont.picfair.com"The cover's "between worlds" intriguing photography is a clue that this is not a how-to guide from a spiritual advisor. It's a journal of roads taken and a life lived. A life, like most denizens of this planet, amidst a maze of the current culture's possible choices for "paths to be taken". A tale told by one who insists on staying connected to her spiritual self and Creator. A reminder that we all have stories to tell and a higher purpose to strive for." Sandy Corley Creekwalker Films Read more