Jim Marrs - PSI Spies - Amazon S3

48PSI Spiesbeautiful Indian woman I’d ever seen. She had longblack hair and the most wonderful face. She was holdingsomething out to me in her hand. It was those littleberries of the cedar, the dark blue berries on cedartrees. She held them out but before I could reach outmy hand she disappeared....Later on when I got diabetes,I forgot about the berries. They sent me to WhiteMan’s doctors. They gave me pills. Every morning Ihad to take insulin. I spent a lot of time in the hospital.Then I remembered White Buffalo Calf Woman andthose little blue berries. I picked some, boiled them,strained the juice and drank it. It’s so bitter it took thesugar right out of my body. The doctors checked meand were amazed. They said the diabetes was gone. Ididn’t have to take insulin anymore. They asked mehow I did it, but I didn’t say. God gave us medicine toshare with people, but if the White Man gets his handson it he’ll charge you a great price and will let you dieif you don’t have it. God’s medicine is free. 6Many other writers have documented the mysticism andbelief in the paranormal that form an integral part of NativeAmerican lore.After describing how ancient Indians used sheets of micaor quartz to send heliograms over considerable distances,author Arthur C. Parker went on to say, “Marvelous as thesemethods of signaling may seem, there were medicine menwho claimed that they could send their thoughts through theair and make things come to pass from afar. Others couldsend their mind’s eyes to distance places and discover whatwas happening.” 7