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Stalking Wolf's vision for all things of spirit, was to search the various traditions, practices and beliefs of different religions and find the purity at the core of each. What he sought were the universal truths in how we approach God, no matter what our religion. He took what he found into the purity of nature and tested it there, looking always for repeatable results and things that work for everyone.
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Grandfather described four different "worlds" in which we live. The world of the flesh is the world of our logical mind, the world in which most of us are trapped. In science, it's the place of the beta brainwave. The next world is the world of the Force, the spirit-that-moves-through-all-things. In this world, we are connected on an energetic level with all things of the earth. Here we can tap into the subconscious mind and utilize the energy of the force in the world around us to help communicate, learn and heal. This world is charactized by Alpha brain waves. The third world is the world of spirit, characterized by theta brainwaves. It is here we exist at our spiritual level and can communicate with spirit. The fourth world, characterized by delta brainwaves, is the world of the Void. The place closest to the Creator, the place where we can touch and have profound communication with God.
Unfortunately, our society does not teach us how to work beyond the physical mind. We don't know how to listen and see with other than our physical senses. We are trapped by our need for proof and the tangible and so we are cut off from the many resources and blessings available to us. Stalking Wolf was able to break these barriers and find ways to teach others to do so as well. He perfected his teaching when he passed these skills on to Tom Brown Jr. Tom now teaches these spiritual skills through his philosophy classes and a variety of personal intensives.
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DYNAMIC MEDITATION CLASS
Spirit Call NW offers an introduction into the philosophies of Stalking Wolf. A seven week program teaches a variety of Stalking Wolf's meditations and exercises to enable participants to experience the worlds of Force and Spirit. At the conclusion of the class, participants may continue in a bi-weekly program the further explores these philosophies. The program is offered through
Briggs Community YMCA. The next offering of Dynamic Meditation is:
January 25-March 8, 2007
Each Thursday, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Briggs Community YMCA
Cost: YMCA Members: $25.00 Non-members: $40.00
An introductory seminar, 5-Minute Meditations and other Ways to Reduce Stress in Your Life, will be offered on Tuesday, January 9, 2007 7-8:30 p.m. This will incorporate some of the class material and may help you decide if the class is right for you. This is offered free and is open to the public.
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