So many of you have asked to join us in our family earthkeeper ceremonies so Dave, Tracy and Janisse invite you to join us as we continue down the ceremonial trail in Appreciation of Mother Earth and the Ancestors who ride the winds.

We dance in balance of those who dwell in the Within…beyond the illusion…home of “All That Is”, purple, seven…and place of inner reflection where the sacred hoop is made whole, and you are shown the medicine that allows you to know your place in the Sacred Hoop.

If you are unable to join us in person, please join us in Spirit.

Date: Saturday, September 30, 2006

Time: 4:00 pm set up circle — 4:30 pm Ceremony begins

Place: Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Dunbar Beach near the town of Beverly Shores (see directions below)

Bring:
§ An open heart, happiness, pleasant thoughts, and rattles.
§ Sacred item that represents your within, to be placed on an altar, symbolizing your prayer for this ceremony.
§ Blanket may be needed to sit on in the circle at times and you can bring a chair as well.
§ Chooch (Pipe) carriers may bring their chooch.
§ Dress appropriately for the weather and ceremony.

We will be eating at a local restaurant afterwards for those who might want a bite to eat.

We thank our friend, John Many Voices Armbruster, for teaching us Earthkeeping Ways.

Any questions contact: Dave, Janisse or Tracy - email address: youncedjt@verizon.net

Directions to Dunbar Beach: 1) starting at Interstate 94 and Indiana Highway 49 (Chesterton exit) go north on Highway 49 about 3 miles to US highway 12. 2) The exit to US highway 12 is on the left, turn left onto exit, then bare right onto US highway 12 going east. 3) Travel east on US highway 12 about 5 miles to the stop light at Broadway Street. 4) Turn left (north) onto Broadway and follow road to Lake Michigan. 5) At Lake Michigan, turn left (west) onto West Lake Front Drive and take it to Dunbar Avenue stop sign. 6) Turn left (south) onto Dunbar Ave and start up hill. You will see the parking lot on the right (west). The ceremony will be directly north of Dunbar Ave on the beach at Lake Michigan.