johnny moses
PACIFIC NORTHWEST SALISH COASTAL WISDOM
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Johnny Moses The Prophecy Story Preview
Now available on Amazon!
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Project Director - Jeff Eissfeldt
Project Initiators: Llyn Cedar Roberts, Rob Murphy Film Productions: Mitch Mattraw Johnny Moses is a Tulalip Native American raised in the remote Nuu-chah-nulth village of Ohiat on the west coast of Vancouver Island, B.C., Canada. He was raised in the traditional ways by his grandparents and sent by his elders to share their teachings with all people. Johnny is a master-storyteller, oral historian, traditional healer and respected spiritual leader. His traditional name is Whis.stem.men.knee (Walking Medicine Robe). Fluent in eight Native languages, and carrier of the Si.Si.Wiss (sacred breath, sacred life) medicine teachings and healing ceremonies, Johnny Moses shares the knowledge and richness of Pacific Northwest Coastal cultural and spiritual traditions. In listening to Johnny Moses share, we hear the whispers of his grandparents as he brings to life the tales he weaves. Johnny is uniquely gifted in that in addition to the stories relayed to him by his grandparents, he can spiritually pick up the threads of the old stories – those that were woven by the grandparents of long ago, and which linger in the etheric fields. |
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OMEC has sponsored the publication of the story, The Medicine Clothes that Look at the People released in 2020. Thank you for purchasing this very special book! Videos and downloadable audio collections of Johnny Moses's storytelling as he shares through English, interwoven with ancient dialect and hand gesture language, as in the old ways, are also being produced. You may purchase the "Prophecy Story" at the store link at the top of this page.
Thank you for donating to OMEC's efforts to preserve ancient ancestral wisdom of the Pacific Northwest, United States, and the traditions of ancient people in diverse locations. Please click below to donate. You will receive a tax-deductible receipt. |
Tulalip master storyteller and oral historian Whis.Stem.Men.Knee (Walking Medicine Robe) Photo: Mitch Mattraw
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