Black Elk Speaks of the Seven Whistles

by Wind

This is what Wallace Black Elk of the Lakota Tribe has to say about the 7 whistles:

"So we know from prophecy handed down nineteen generations ago what is going to happen to those spirits. They have to wait for the seven whistles. The powers of the Four Winds take them to the West where there is a spiritual camp. They will stay there until the seventh whistle sounds.

"So far, four whistles have sounded. We are in the fourth whistle now. Now those [last three] whistles will follow one right after the other. Before the fifth whistle, the Earth will shake, and tall buildings will tumble down. Countless people will vanish. So if the West Coast of this Turtle Island caves in, what is going to happen to all those nuclear power plants? On the sixth whistle the fire will come, and all life will cease. Then the seventh whistle. When that whistle sounds, Tunkashila will appear, and Grandmother, she's going to awaken. The whole Earth will vibrate. Thunder and lightning will echo throughout the solar system. All the star-nation people will come, and there will be countless people coming from the sky. So all the dead will resurrect, and they will be here. And Grandmother, she will appear in our midst. And Grandfather will apprear. It will be the first time that we are gong to see the face of Tunkashila. Those who see his face will live forever. So that is why I am here. So that is the definition of the Earth People. That is why I am here."

Taken from: Wallace Black Elk written by Wallace Black Elk and William S. Lyon Chapter 9, page 145.

COMMENT:

I am sure you noticed the many, many similarities.. I am finding out that most Cultures have almost the same prophecies.... the plot is the same for the Play..... only the names, actors, and possibily the mixing up of the various acts of the Play..... but most are very similar...

One more thing of interest. Wallace Black Elk is still alive and quite well... I have not had the pleasure of meeting him yet... maybe one day.... Wallace Black Elk stated that when he "sheds his robe", he will be the first "NOT" to shed his robe.. When a Lakota dies, he sheds his robe (to us, our physical body). But Wallace says that he WONT shed his robe when he dies... To me, that means that he will either be a part of what Christians call the Rapture, or that he will be alive at the time where none of us will ever have to shed our "robes"..... Wallace is very old... how old, I do not know... but it gives me a good reference in time, how close we really are, to this "new" Earth/Dimension/Heaven...