About Spiritweaver
This Shaman is a healer, teacher, intuitive, and visionary, tracing his ancestry to the Ciboney Indians who occupied Florida and the Caribbean for more than 13,000 years. He is a member of the Ciboney Tribe.

His life's path has always been traveled in the non-ordinary realm. He has had extraordinary visions in this lifetime since he was a child. He would lie on his back under star-filled skies, and he knew that life could not be categorized. The stars, birds, animals, grass, and fish were all individually a part of the greater whole.

The Wisdom of the Ancients is manifest in Spiritweaver, and he draws from this mystical history in all his work. He is able to draw on the vast storehouse of all he has learned in past lives, and he is able to bridge the worlds to elevations beyond the ordinary.

Spiritweaver is a student of the ages. His perceived purpose is to guide others to the level of awareness where they can be free to become who they are meant to be.

Indigenamous ~ We are all one People

U P D A T E
We are now located in Palm Bay, Florida. He continues to offer Shamanic Healings, Regressions, Reiki treatments, and consultations at the new location in Palm Bay. He can travel to your location if the situation warrants.

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CIBONEY BEHIKE
Spiritweaver has been named the Behike (Spiritual Leader/Shaman/Healer) of the Ciboney Tribe of Florida and Cuba. It is a great honor and a Sacred Trust, and he accepted this appointment with deep gratitude and reverence for the trust placed in him.

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THE ELDER JULY, 2011
The Elder . . . . .
Chapter 43, July 2011

From Spiritweaver


“We see no need for the setting apart one day in heaven as holy,
for to us, all days belong to the creator.”

Ohiyesa, Dakota Sioux


That is how she lived her life. Each day was an endless path of possibilities with the creator.

She said, “How can you feel alone when everything that you think, say and do is yours?”

When she woke up in the morning she took good care of herself. Then she was ready to take care of those in need. In her own compassionate way, she brought daily focus to those wanting clarity. Her life was a ceremony. Her life was a prayer.

She said, “Do for others, and you do for yourself.”

She understood what native people have always said: Working together is the answer to survival.

She understood what it meant to be a spiritual person. Kindness was a good start.

Working thru physical pain and limitations, she always found ways to celebrate life daily, and lift the hearts of all she touched. Everything was special and foremost. Every day was a spiritual opportunity.

She said, “Make your habits holy, and soon the negative ones will fall by the wayside.”

Why pray to God up above when you can pray to God right here, within and all around. You have to become FAITH, in order to have it.

Pictures remind us of memories. And memories remind us that we are never really far apart.

What you take in becomes yours. And what becomes yours are there for you to enjoy.

She enjoyed sunrises more than sunsets. One is the beginning. The other is the end. The sun reminds us that life is a continuation.

She loves trees and found them to be mystical in nature. She walked gently under their arms. She stepped softly on their leaves. She hugged them and put her back against them. And she sat under them in silence like so many masters of old.

As tree’s roots reach down far into Mother Earth, the main trunk reaches high into Father Sky. Her branches protect her. Her leaves are like children that eventually return to Mother Earth, the source of life. The cycle of life may vary, but they are endless.

She said, “Trees are the symbol of life. We all belong to one.”

Dakota mothers would place their babies under branches of a tree. The whispering wind would become a teacher and companion.

Trees offer a safe place for the bird kingdom. Trees are used to build structures some people call home.

Caring for others is the hardest thing we have to do. But we must care. That is how we all got here.

She said, “How can anyone really feel alone, when each breath that we take is the spirit of life?”

Remember, life is everywhere.

Ever wonder why religion treat neighbors as relatives? We are all related, but few people understand it.

When a family sits down to eat a meal together, they form a sacred bond. Even if it is a fleeting moment in a busy day, the sharing of food that nourishes us should never be taken for granted. Sharing food will insure life’s continuance.

She said, “Remember, happiness makes us love the world while sadness makes us understand the world.”

It is said that all good things must come to an end. Not true. All good things can continue and even get better.

Spirit is the breath that joins all things together.

She said, “Why do some people continue to believe that you have to feel pain and suffering before you can turn your life around.”

You do not have to see energy in order to have and feel it.

She said, “Your goals in life become a partnership first. What happens afterward can have spiritual value.”

If you want to know all about yourself, check out your emotions.

Children represent the people.

She said, “Always keep in mind the things you need. Do not give your time and energy to the things that do not represent your best interest.”

When you spend half of your life in physical pain, you can say your character has been challenged.

She said, “You cannot run from fear, but you can sure put it in its place.”

When you admire people who have overcome adversity, we express how connected people really are.

She said, “Always seeking the truth is the first step in spiritual growth.”

She said, “Do not use the past to judge the future. The past is not here anymore. So do not waist time and energy keeping it alive. Time does not stand still, so why should you?”

Do you give to others what you think they want? Do you give to others what you want them to have? Or, do you give to others just to give? To give is to receive.

A society that is not passionate about their people is doomed to fail.

She said, “If you are looking for a sign, ask for it. Asking is a sign in itself.”

Ideas are like weapons. How you use them says a lot about you.

She said, “I don’t believe people where meant to live in congested areas. We need time to think, create and organize our thoughts.”

Challenge is how we get things started.

Unconditional love means you become love.

Volunteering to help people is the first step in finding out a lot about you.

She said, “The idea that you can give and receive love, is the first step in spiritual awakening.”

Who ever said “you can’t have your cake and eat it too” does not know many people. In the spiritual world, anything is possible. Knowing something does not make it true. How you react to it makes it your truth.

She said, “There is a lot about yourself that you can control. Stop being selfish. Other people count as well.”

Reality is built in the mind. You get to control the project.

Responsibility is always yours.

She said, “Giving is the other side of receiving.”

She was born and raised in the land of OZ. She brought those same principles into everyday life. And what matters is never lost.


© Spiritweaver 2011

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