2010 with Shaman, Kiesha Crowther 1/10

Around the world, wisdom keepers are saying that 2010 is the year we need to "get it". The time has come for us to wake up to who we really are.Kiesha “Little Grandmother” was made shaman at age 30 for the Sioux/Salish tribes, as well as the “tribe of many colors” as a Wisdom Keeper for North America. The daughter of a white father and a Sioux/Salish mother, she grew up in a small farming community in Southern Colorado. As a child she spent long periods of time alone in the wilderness, where she lived with and learned from the four-legged, one legged, flyers and swimmers, as well as the star and stone people. Unaware that she had been identified at a young age by the tribal grandmothers to later be shaman, her young life was marked by many unusual experiences and abilities that she did not understand. As a child she had been taught by the ancestors, grandmothers past and Mother Earth, and was known for her ability to sense and communicate with animals and to see and work with energy. Since being initiated on her path as shaman, she has begun to share her gifts with others and to hold healing sessions and ceremony. In 2009, she was asked to hold ceremony in fulfillment of the “Return of the Ancestors” prophecy, and conducted a large gathering in Santa Fe in April 2009 which connected in with the International gathering that happened in Arizona, and with ceremonies held all over the planet to herald in a remembrance of the ancient truths of indigenous cultures. Recognized by the International Council of Indigenous Elders as a Wisdom Keeper on the planet, she bears the responsibility for carrying and communicating earth wisdom and the ancient prophecies that are coming to pass in our current age. As well as planting the sacred crystals to be placed in very specific locations around the world for the renewal and strengthening of Mother Earth’s precious ley lines ."

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