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I awaken, with my full senses, in a surreal dreamscape with a tall, glowing tree silently walking toward me. It stops just a few feet from me and I realize there is a beautiful, glowing lady sitting on one of the tree’s lower branches. Her shining blond hair and pink gown flowed with a gentle wind as the tree bent over and she glided off the branch and walked up to me. I “knew” I was dreaming and wanted to test who was in front of me so I reached out and gave her a kiss on her lips. I pulled back to watch for a reaction but she never changed her loving expression.
The next time I saw her in my Dreaming, I was attending a Native Sun Dance ceremony in Montana. The ceremony lasted four days and on one of those days they gave us the opportunity to dance within the arbor to support and pray for our friends and relatives that were offering themselves in the Sundance. I began swaying back and forth in place finding a rhythm with the drumbeat of the prayer/song that was accom...

I have been creating art all of my life. But it wasn�t until I began seeking spiritually that I found inspiration to share my journey of life through painting. I believe that artists of all kinds are scouts of the human spirit. I feel that It is our responsibility to delve deep within ourselves into the greater potential of who we are and then share that with whatever talents we are gifted with. Once, at a gathering of Native elders and youth, a spiritual leader of the Northern Cheyenne people sitting across from me stated in a very powerful way that, �To be a true Indian, you have to know who you are and then give that back to the people.�