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Offline Smart Mule

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John Wilson aka Little Hawk
« on: August 01, 2016, 04:44:48 pm »
John Wilson is a message therapist hoping to break in to the newage native woo scene. He has published this http://wisdom-magazine.com/Article.aspx/4273/ which is full of the usual baffle gab and made up ceremony and terminology which he infers is traditional. He only has 43 people on his facebook page https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100012307029185&fref=ts
His upcoming Becoming Who You Are workshop includes the following -
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“Becoming Who You Are Workshop”


My grandfather used to speak of a time when all of creation lived in balance and harmony with each other, living a life of abundance, happiness and prosperity. Something happened; something changed. Now people seem to walk in a constant state of fear -- fear of finances, health, being stuck with no way out. This does not have to be...wouldn't it be nice to experience joy, prosperity and abundance in every aspect of your life? Wouldn't it be wonderful to reclaim your true self and know what your purpose is in this universe? Would you like to grow in your connection to all of creation? I come to share with you how to heal heart, mind, body and spirit; to help you understand the true creative force within you; to help you create the life you have always wanted to experience.

To facilitate this I offer a three-day workshop at different places around the country.

September 23rd, 24th, and 25th I will be in beautiful Ashfield, Massachusetts. This event is hosted by Indigo.

 

This three-module course provides the student with a firm foundation and understanding of Native American Medicine Wheel teachings, the power of the Four Elements and the Four Lakota Virtues. Through the understanding of traditional ways, the student will be able to apply these principles to bodywork in any healing environment to facilitate growth of heart, mind, body and spirit within themselves and their client. In this course the student will learn the power of their own thoughts and emotions, and how this understanding plays a major role in allowing the student to become a vessel through which healing power is dispersed. Students who participate in this program will learn how to create the life experiences they have always desired and be able to assist others in doing the same. 

Students will also learn:

    The relationship between mental and emotional issues and how they manifest within the physical body.

    Fundamental bodywork techniques for emotional and physical release (releasing those emotions that no longer serve you or your client).

    Meditation techniques for personal and professional use to prepare client for bodywork to follow. 

   Meditation techniques include:

-Quieting the mind and breathing techniques

-Cleansing and refilling heart, mind, body and spirit

-Distribution of healing energy

-Importance of “listening” and not speaking.

     Less is more... compassionate detachment.

    “Tools” to create the professional practice and life experience one has always desired as well as help clients to achieve the same results.

    Self-care for students and after-care for clients.

 

This program is designed to allow you, the student to become who you truly are in all aspects of your life and in the vastness of creation. You will learn how traditional teachings and living within natural law, will allow you to create abundance and prosperity in every aspect of your life while helping others (clients) to do the same. The “Becoming Who You Are” program teaches this and so much more. This is truly a life-changing experience and you will have the “tools” needed to continue to build upon these teachings each and every day.

 

Total program is 20 hours divided into three modules. Modules I & II are 6-hour courses. Module III is an 8-hour course. It is highly recommended that the student attend modules I & II before taking module III but it is not mandatory. All students are encouraged to bring pen and paper, blanket and pillow or a massage table to class. 

 

This course is open to all massage therapists, healers of all modalities and individuals seeking to help themselves and others. 

 

*Massage therapists will learn a NCBTMB approved modality for a total of 20 CE's.

Early bird special is $370.00, must be paid in full by August 23, 2016.
After August 23, 2016 the course fee is $425.00.
Registration closes on September 10, 2016.
Payment can be made through PayPal by using e-mail address: littlehawksparadise3434@gmail.com
Cancellation policy: Cancellations ten days prior to workshop will be refunded 50% of total course fee.
For more information and a detailed description of workshops, contact us at 850-381-7622 or via e-mail johnw3434@gmail.com.

Offline Defend the Sacred

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Re: John Wilson aka Little Hawk
« Reply #1 on: August 05, 2016, 06:27:04 pm »
From Wilson's evasiveness, refusal to talk to NDNs, attempt to get women alone rather than discuss things openly and transparently, and the total cluelessness of his defenders, it's pretty clear his "grandfather" is either a confabulation based on a brief meeting with one of the pay to pray sellouts, or a complete fabrication.

This man's actual grandfathers were undoubtedly white. Some recent ignorant defender, who doesn't seem to know the difference between a white pretendian with a personal belief they have distant heritage and an actual NDN (say, Elizabeth Warren vs Arvol Lookinghorse) is going on about DNA, and keeps digging herself in deeper by misunderstanding every single thing people point out that clearly indicates he is neither an NDN nor a ceremonial person, nor even aware of (nor willing to respect) the most basic social and spiritual conventions of NDN Country. It's shameful.

Every Native or relative reading his nuage bafflegab, and seeing his behavior and that of his defenders can see immediately that this guy and his supporters are neither Native nor can he (or they) legitimately lead any kind of Native ceremonies.

The same nuage defender/appropriator seems to think the Gathering of Nations pow wow is a ceremony (LOL!) and that visiting a pow wow can make you a ceremonial person? It's really that weird and clueless.

At some point this white guy John Wilson (aka John Little Hawk) claimed to have Powhatan ancestry (even though he's claiming to teach Lakota Medicine, in non-Lakota territories) so it looks like the usual pan-NDN lies common to white pretendians, complete with a probable visit to a pay to pray and/or pretendian sundance, now with the arrogant, White Men Make Better NDNs decision to go out and sell the misunderstoon fragments they may have witnessed (but never been trained in). Add in the delusion that Jamestown Englishmen in the family tree were actually NDNs - you know, like Johnny Depp's made up genealogy with the not at all fictional "Cleopatra" and "Princess Niketti" Disnifications that the fantasists so love to plop into trees with missing mothers. All in all it adds up to a very, very typical white fraud, spewing bafflegab to exploit spiritually-searching white women looking for solace. Add in the massage angle and, with him putting his hands on women and wanting to get women alone, there are other factors here as well.

Nothing new here. The only surprising thing is that these white nuagers keep buying into it. I guess their desire for the seekrits, even fake ones, even some made-up crap, and their hatred of actual NDNs and refusal to respect NDN sovereignty is amping up their Windigo sickness. They are determined to devour any sort of thing they think will make them feel better, or make them more powerful, or (weirdest of all) enable them to make money. The people doing this exploitation, and promoting this exploitation are soul-killers. They have cursed themselves. 


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Re: John Wilson aka Little Hawk
« Reply #2 on: August 05, 2016, 06:30:22 pm »
Fraud. Big ole lying skeevy whiteman fraud.

The white women who are defending him... we should pray for them because this does not feel right. This is messed up. They are saying crazy things. Respected Indigenous people reached out and tried to help, and they got treated badly. That's how this usually goes with these racists. They want to play Indin and they want the Indins dead and out of the way.

Sorry for not dying, dude.

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Re: John Wilson aka Little Hawk
« Reply #3 on: August 05, 2016, 07:54:31 pm »
A simple search on the phone number and email he uses for his new business, "Little Hawk's Paradise" - registered in Tennessee, but with a cell phone number out of Panama City, Florida, turns up his involvement in Multi-Level Marketing (MLM): http://www.enjoylivingagain.com/97b588cd/

Vendor Site of: John Wilson
White Pine, TN
Real Time Pain Relief ( RTPR LLC )

Pushed to investors as, "A Billion Dollar Brand" and "$250,000,000 National Branding Campaign!"

Also interesting as, in complete opposition to actual Lakota spiritual values, in his "Hollow Bone" article above, and in his workshop descriptions, he goes on and on about "prosperity". As in, personal prosperity. HIS personal financial prosperity. This is all about making money for white people.