Good Memories of the Family Home Along Mill Creek

Good Memories~This picture is of my beloved mother, my father's old friend, Wallace Black Elk, my father, and his Tonska, Gary Zukov, at our family home, along Mill Creek. Our home was a key node in the Mocassin Telegraph for as long as I can remember.

Many spiritual visits took place at this spot on Mill Creek for many years. The loving spirit and hospitality of my parents were expressed by my father, where ever he went, including AISES National Conferences. When he would say, "Remember, my Tipi Flap is always open."

According to some long-time Cayuse and Umatilla friends, of my father, this spot along Mill Creek was a Council Grounds of surrounding Plateau Tribes. A map of the Plateau Tribes Territory is included this post.

This map is an example of how we were culturally and socially related within Bioregions, before the European Invasion. This long prophecied Invasion resulted in 36 Colonial Nation-State forcibly being established across the Americas. Every border, of every of the 36 Colonial Nation-States, cuts across the territorial borders of Indigenous Tribes and Nations.

This is one of the primary challenges of the fulfillment of the related prophecies of the Reunion of the Condor and the Eagle. Despite whatever the challenges may be, this Prophecy is being fulfilled across the Americas and Beyond, with greater and greater unity and strength.

Faded instant photo of four people standing arm in arm indoors: Phil's mother, Wallace Black Elk in a black cowboy hat, Phil's father in a white hat and red neckerchief, and Gary Zukav.

Map of the Plateau Tribes territory spanning the Canada–United States border, showing nations such as Shuswap, Okanagan, Kutenai, Spokan, Yakama, Nez Percé, Cayuse and Umatilla.