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In this episode of The Molly Larkin Show I’m delighted to bring you an excerpt from the audio book of "The Wind Is My Mother; The Life and Teachings of a Native American Shaman." It includes a description of a beautiful ceremony for newborn babies.
Larry Winters, the Native American actor who narrated Bear Heart’s voice, did a remarkable job of capturing his heart and essence.I co-authored The Wind Is My Mother with my spiritual teacher Bear Heart. First published in 1996 and translated into a dozen languages, it’s still in print and has clearly struck a chord with readers all over the world.
Here’s what Larry Winters told his fans about his experience of narrating Bear Heart’s voice for the audio book:
Hello Friend,
The Wind is My Mother, the recorded book, has just been published by Tantor Media. The below web address will get you there. I, Larry Winters, have been honored to be the narrator. I believe within the pages of this book there is an antidote for the confusion surrounding truth and trust which I see as one of today’s most critical issues. Bear Heart was a spiritual guide who read the sign posts which have led to our current struggles, spiritually, environmentally and globally. The dedication of Molly Larkin in capturing Bear Hearts teaching in her writing, is a blessing.
I believe those who listen, will reawaken to wisdom they have always known in their souls. Sending this on will be a gift to whomever receives it and to the world at large.
Go well
Larry Wintershttps://tantor.com/the-wind-is-my-mother-bear-heart.html
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I do.
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Have you ever wanted to hear a shaman talk about his work? Well, today’s your chance.
Those of you who’ve been following my blog for a while know that I worked closely with Bear Heart – a full blood, traditionally trained healer of the Muskogee Creek tribe. I was one of his apprentices and I co-authored his best-selling autobiography, The Wind Is My Mother; the Life and Teachings of a Native American Shaman. Published in 1996, it’s been translated into 12 languages and is still in print. You can buy it on Amazon here: https://amzn.to/2W2pRJc
Bear Heart was a powerful healer. In our culture we would call him a “medicine man” – but the thing is, the real medicine men and shamans don’t call themselves that. One of the requirements of their profession is humility.
One of the remarkable things Bear Heart did was bring snow to Colorado when there was a snow drought.
The fall of 1988 had very little snow and it didn’t bode well for the opening of the ski season around Thanksgiving. The owner of the Copper Mountain ski resort invited Bear Heart to come to Colorado and pray for snow. And he did. With no snow in the weather forecast, it started snowing as he did a prayer ceremony. And it kept snowing, getting the ski resorts off to a good start.
Bear Heart made the front page of the Rocky Mountain News and the TV news show A Current Affair covered the story. Journalist Mike Watkiss took the opportunity to record an unaired interview with Bear Heart. I’m deeply indebted to Mike for giving me permission to include this interview in my podcast.
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