Two Feathers is not any Apache name I ever heard. Seems like an imitation of Plains NDN naming. And Goyathlay (Geronimo) was not Mescalero, he was Chiricahua, though his descendants live on both the Mescalero and Ft Sill rezzes.
BTF only shows up on this site for WHUM, alleged yogic healers. Pretty prolific, over 5,000 websites linked to, mostly altmed.
http://www.immunics.org/00open/mission/church.htm"Our ministry teaches a form of prayer that we call immunics, or immunic actions. Yes, we consider all prayer -- any form, in any religion -- action, and we know immunic actions to be focused and highly specific to the spiritual, emotional, and physical immune system. We also teach a form of accessing information that we call Harmonic accessing -- we ask God direct questions, and receive direct answers. You could consider this "diagnostics." The name Harmonic accessing came because everything we do both produces and requires a high level of harmony with God and God's creation....
Most Christians don't consider that a yogic ability, but that's precisely what it is. I once saw a Christian minister on television who held up his arms above a sick person and said, "By the power of Christ I command this sickness to leave this person." He was doing a form of yoga. The reason people depend on ministers like that one is because those ministers have taken the time and trouble to develop those yogic powers....
Immunics is in practice, a form of yoga. Yoga is largely considered a type of physical exercise in the West, but is recognized and practiced as a religion in the East. The term yoga here is being used in the Eastern sense -- as a devotional path to God....
We are a non-denominational ministry. We know that your religion has served you, and that you connect to God through it. It's not broken -- don't fix it. We never advocate anyone abandoning the thing that has worked for them. We encourage people to do allopathy, chemotherapy, homeopathy, Reiki, acupuncture, NLP, or any modality of healing that has worked for them; and the same with your way of connecting to God....
The ministerial activities of WHUM at this time are:
The maintenance of a teaching system on the Worldwide Web where people can learn how to access God directly and accomplish results in the spiritual, emotional, and physical areas with the guidance and help of the holy spirit.
An Internet broadcast service called the Cure Show where we demonstrate for the listeners how to cure specific diseases.
The maintenance of a Cure Drive group on the World Wide Web, where people have, at this writing, June 1, 2005, reported over13,481 cures in the 12 months since June 2004.
The creation and maintenance of over 100 Cure Groups about various diseases and life issues on the World Wide Web.
And most importantly, an ongoing project to have this demonstrated in the media in as many places, and languages, as possible around the world -- this has been undertaken by a group who call ourselves the Cure delegation."
Main guy seems to be a self described "elder" Bayard Barnes
http://www.immunics.org/00open/mission/whomto.htmDon't know if this is just coincidence, or if he chose his name from this movie.
http://movies2.nytimes.com/gst/movies/movie.html?v_id=123504"The title role in The Abduction of Bayard Barnes is played by Barry Sullivan. A reclusive billionaire with a germ phobia (based on you-know-who), Bayard Barnes is kidnapped."
Description of the "immunics" bit.
http://66.102.9.104/search?q=cache:bCDs0txCNwkJ:healthadventure.wkgroup.com/2005/03/liver-flush-7-tonight-and-immunics.html+%22bayard+barnes&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=48"What the heck is immunics, you might ask. It's an organization led by an extremely charismatic guy, Bayard Barnes, a man who studied under an apparently intense master for some time, cured his herpes through immunics and struggled with addiction and depression at one point.
The really funny thing is that immunics.org has a quiet, subtle "recovering addict" bias (like the Bible!), possibly due to the masculine energy. (Bayard is indistinguishable from a drill sergeant, often.) And very rightly, they're arm-in-arm with FlyLady's Marla Ciley. If you're not familiar with FlyLady, it's a crafty group that seems to be about cleaning up your house but is really about releasing codependents from their paralytic shell.
So Marla and Bayard do really good work when they get together and they also pass some amazing essays back and forth on their lists, one of which I posted here.
Anyhow, back to connecting. "Connecting" with immunics goes like this: you say,
I am now connecting to my ability to control my immune system
... while going to the place inside described as the "calm, clear place," and then you look for a signal. At the beginning signals often start out all screwy, but most people find a response in their hands. For me, I get finger twitches, but not always in the same hand, so I use both. I relax them in my lap, fingers up, and then I connect and start testing, and they twitch for yes.
On occasion my foot will kick out, and I still have no idea what that means.
And it's kind of cute because with some questions, the same finger will twitch over and over, like my index finger, and with other questions, it's like playing a piano and the fingers pop up from all over the place.
And then there's the reluctant yes or maybe, which is pretty amusing ... a finger will slllowwwwly ease up after a pointed delay.
Anyway, once you connect with immunics (or in my case, keep reconnecting), you can test things, remove things and install things using what the immunics people call The Harmonic, or you could maybe call group mind, or God, or your higher self -- people don't have any good words for any of this stuff. And that's where it gets really interesting: testing, removing and installing."
