"Be Love" -- Living from the heart

[Edinburgh]

Can you validate the source of this information? Without implying your source, disinformation saturates the net.

Indeed it does; I can only validate my own personal experiences.

If you search on Google for the terms "Keisha Crowther Fraud", you will find enough to view.

You were right. I found a very complete analysis by Dr. Al Carroll who is a historian, professor, former Fulbright Scholar, and activist for Native causes.

His full article shows her to be charging high prices to her events. None of the 'native American shaman' facts check out.

However, I still express love and compassion to her. I hope she learns the lessons she came here for. Apparently she herself is a very "true" person, but she's been put up to it by her "manager". Most of what she talks about is true ... the earth IS changing, the time HAS come. Her manager who has a 'crafty' personality probably has taken advantage of the situation.

If the tribes she says she represents are angry at her, I sympathise with them - they've suffered a lot and it must hurt to see how their culture is "used and abused".


Statement of the Salish Elders:

"The Culture and Elders Committee of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Reservation protect the intangible cultural resources of the tribes including language, songs, stories etc.

"No tribal Elders or elders have met with nor do they condone the claims and actions made by Kiesha Crowther.

"She is not their 'shaman', she has no right to claim this title and the Elders and elders of CSKT of the Flathead Reservation would like her to cease and desist immediately from making such false claims that erode the traditions that members of the CSKT Culture and Elders Committee are trying to preserve."

The posting of this statement came with the permission and urging of the Salish elders. Anyone doubting this message's authenticity can contact the Flathead Reservation.

Source (reposted) from http://www.energeticforum.com/energetic-...wther.html