Happy 100th Birthday! Tata Cachora
Kachora, at his 100th Birthday Party, with Leslie Goldman, Your Enchanted Gardener.
KACHORA IS READING THE SACRED SEED PRAYER IN SPANISH
SACRED SEED PRAYER IN ENGLISH
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXoZbsFzIQg
20-21-22-23 Marzo 2014. Es un honor invitarlos a esta ceremonia sagrada de agradecimimiento a la Madre Tierra por medio de nuestras antiquas tradiciones del Camino Rojo. Tata Cachora y Familia invitan a la 46ts, Danza de Equinoxio de Primavera donde se reunen diferentes tribus y tradiciones ancestrales. tate.kachora@gmail.com Irene 665.104.45.53 y Adriana 664.116.72.88. Mila Aranda — with Sergio Constantino and 4 others.
I went to the 100th Birthday Party for Tata Cachora. There is a lot to say.
I am putting this bookmark up to remind me to get this written!
Today is Farmers' Market day and I have to shift gears.
I will be back later.
How did this Native American Elder Live to be 100 in an age when
many of us are dying way too young?
Dr. Bernard Jensen, my spiritual father, began to study the long lived people as he began to enter his own eldering years. This was the first time I had the opportunity to spend time with a person who was 100 in recent years. He was the healthiest 100 year old man I had ever been with. I wanted to know how he lived so long.
The Sticker from his birthday.
I got one of the 100th Birthday stickers that was on each table. It is one of my most valued possessions from the event. It inspires me to ask, "How would it be possible for me to live to be 100 and be healthy?
FROM AN ARTICLE BY Steven McFadden
Cachora Comes to the Holy City: Don Juan in Santa Fe
Copyright 2002 - by Steven McFadden
Saturday night, January 12, 2002 — two days before his 88th birthday, a man named Cachora, spoke with an audience of about 170 people at the Church of Religious Science in Santa Fe, NM, a city noted for its spiritual history and destiny.
cachAn elder of the Yaqui Indian Nation, and a Nahual (man of power), Cachora has remained a mystery figure for decades. But now he is coming forward from his homeland in the Sonoran Desert of Mexico into the public realm. It is time for this, he says. Chachora says says he is the real man who is portrayed as the enigmatic shaman don Juan in the series of books by Carlos Castaneda: Journey to Ixtlan; The Teachings of Don Juan; and so forth.
LINKS
Interview with Grandfather Cacharo
on Ron Teegarden's Blog
http://www.ronsblogworld.com/?p=1637
FROM STEVEN MCFADDEN's STORY:
Quote from Kachora:
There would be plenty of water here, no crisis, if the people take care of the land and perform their ceremonies and prayers — no matter which spiritual tradition — and respect the earth. “If you give offerings, there will be plenty of water.”
The plants and trees are sad. Dry. They are not respected by the people for the crucial contribution they make to our lives. Gather and use them with respect, always offering a prayer. Don’t mistreat them. “Plants are our life. We must care for them.” --Kachora, Yaqui Wisdom Teacher
http://chiron-communications.com/chirons-cave/essays-observations-profiles/cachora-comes-to-the-holy-city-don-juan-in-santa-fe/
KEN COHEN AND GRACE SESMA
http://www.qigonghealing.com/sacred_earth/lectures.html
GRACE SESMA
http://www.gracesesma.com/Curanderismo_the_Healing_Art_of_Mexico/Welcome.html
THE TEACHINGS OF DON JUAN by CARLOS CASTANEDA
It appears that Tata Cachoro is Don Juan. I did not know who I was meeting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJLLiWTUKPo
INVITE 2013 to the DANCES
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vycVbxZeVkk
Bert Hellinger und Tata Cachora_ Deutsch_English
many of us are dying way too young?
The plants and trees are sad. Dry. They are not respected by the people for the crucial contribution they make to our lives. Gather and use them with respect, always offering a prayer. Don’t mistreat them. “Plants are our life. We must care for them.” --Kachora, Yaqui Wisdom Teacher