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Moonies and Indian Spirtuality

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Mon, 11 Mar 1996 18:23:26 -0600
Original Sender: Charles Cambridge <ccambrid@carbon.cudenver.edu>

Subject: Moonies and Indian Spirtuality

hi there,

today, the indian students of the university of colorado at boulder's
oyate club gave me a copy of a letter they received from the moonies,
(members of the unification church). the moonies have entered the world of
indian spirituality. the indian students are questioning these
activities on the part of the unification church. besides indian
religious activities, the moonies have formed its own clan system.

i thought that it may have an interest to many of you. what follows is
an exact copy of the letter.

**************************************************************
To the Bothers and Sisters
of the Native American Student Assoc.
Boulder, CO.

We were saddended that the ones of your Tribes who attended Beatriz
Steeghs' first lecture "The Physical causes of illness" were so blatantly
absent from her second lecture "The Spiritual causes of illness". It is
a shame that they didn't attend and receive a great enlightenment tool
for the freeing of ancestral karma.

It is obvious that they attended only to disrespect a healer giving her
heart and her healing aura freely in love. She gave her wisdom at no
cost and spent many hours after lecture giving free healing readings
individually.

These students challenged her integrity by questioning her right of
inheritance. They scoffed at her because her bloodline was not solely
from one seperate tribe, but a symbol of the many in the One. They
attacked her for a picture used in advertisment. Mrs. Steeghs had
nothing to do with choosing the picture. It was a student project and
the picture was chosen arbitrally. They also blasted her for charging
$40.00 to attend her day long seminar/workshop. How ironic that the Hopi
Elder Thomas Banyacya charged $15 at the door for his lecture and an
exorbiant fee for his seminar. Strange, we didn't see them at this
lecture either, of which a large group of our clan attended. It is time
NOW to put aside these petty differences and see the LIGHT!!! Unity
between the tribes is eminent, no true matter from whence they came, ALL
are WELCOMED and HEALERS and MESSENGERS ARE RESPECTED!!! All are One who
recognize the One in ALL.

Respectfully,

Respond to:
Koo'Shee Funk Clan of the
Rainbow Family of Life and Light
Church of the All in All
1131 University Ave.
Boulder, CO 80303

********************************************************************

The picture, referenced above, was a picture of an indian spiritual female
riding a white buffalo. Above the figures was the title: "Spiritual
Healing for the 21st Century. This was on the moonie flyer."

information on ms. steeghs, according to the campus flyer, follows: "Our
guest speaker and officiator of this Healing Seminar is Beatriz Steeghs
from Texas. Beatriz has traveled extensively throughout the world,
teaching and counseling families and individuals on health and healing.
She grew up among Native American healers in south Texas where she
developed a sincere desire to live for others as a healer. She has
cultivated a keen insight into the spiritual and Physical causes of
illness."

mr. thomas banyacya of hopi was in town for an environmental lecture at
the naropa institute. naropa had several environmental activities during
this time. in order to raise money, some naropa activities had fees.

letters of support for oyate can be sent to:

Oyate
UMC
CU at Boulder
Campus Box 207
Boulder, CO 80309

thanks,

charles cambridge

 



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