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 Prophesy->Apache: .Kiowa-Apache White Buffalo Woman Legend     
Posted on Saturday, August 28 @ 02:26:46 CDT (5771 reads)



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The story and teachings of White Buffalo Woman.

Legends, like most history, are often corrupted and embellished by the conquerors. Whatever the means of conquest may have been, the stories about the victories are usually cleaned up for later generations to make them more palatable. Those who "remember" are very confused by what is being circulated today about the story and teachings of White Buffalo Woman. The truth will shock many, infuriate some, and yet, those with pure hearts who recognise truth will not be intimidated by it. Instead, they will welcome the disclosure.

The legend of White Buffalo Woman has been corrupted by the victors and even her name has been altered to include the word "Calf". This account is being presented to set the record straight.

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 Prophesy->Apache: Grandfather Stalking Wolf: vision of the four signs     
Posted on Sunday, February 17 @ 05:13:17 CST (10607 reads)



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Keywords: Stalking Wolf vision of the four signs Apache prophesy apache prophecy end of the world prophesies native american prophecies The Quest Tom Brown Jr book excerpt vision children of the Earth grandfather's vision quest

Source: ©Tom Brown Jr.
Excerpted from "The Quest"


Stalking Wolf was a man in awe of Jesus Christ." Must to the surprise of many of my white friends, Stalking Wolf was a prophet -- a true prophet -- the kind that 100% of his prophecies come true.

In his book THE QUEST, Tom stated that "More than any person -- prophet, religious leader, or psychic -- I have ever met, Grandfather's prophecies, on both a major and a minor scale, came true exactly at the time, and exactly as prophesied.

With that record I could not help but feel the impact of these prophecies on my life."

Following is an excerpt from Tom's book, The Quest recounting Grandfather Stalking Wolfs vision of the four signs warning of the destruction of earth and the end of life as we know it.

Note: Of the 104 prophecies given by Stalking Wolf, to date, 99 of these have come true. From the time that the 100th prophecy is fulfilled, the red sky prophecy's fulfillment is purported to be seven to ten years beyond that date.

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