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Mato Wopiye
Mato Wopiye (Medicine Bear) is a member of Heart Medicine Lodge, he comes from Cherokee/Yaqui/Blackfoot heritage,He is a registered member of the Binay Tribe. His teachings are varied from the Lakota Peoples, Mescalaro Apache,Cherokee, Yaqui, Arapaho, Kiowa, to mention but a few. He is a traditional Pipe Carrier for the people and a ceremonial dancer, Medicine Bear is an ordained minister. Medicine Bear is also a carrier of the Inipi ceremony, Medicine Wheel, Vision Quest ceremonies.His more...healing teachings are passed down from generation to generation, he practices crystal healings, pranic healing, and traditional teachings of the medicine peoples. Medicine Bear began his journey in the Wakasa Wakan way (Holy Man) at age 6, through the instructions of his first teacher Standing Eagle a holy man from the Arapaho peoples. Bear has spent time over the last 24 years with teachers from the Lakota Nation, Apache, Blackfoot,Cherokee to name but a few. In his own right he is an artist.
I am honored to meet you, my name is
Wopiye Mato (Medicine Bear). A little about my background, I have been in the Army, I served in the 3rd Infantry Divison as well as the 203rd Military Intelligence Battalion, I am currently retired from military service due to injuries incurred while on duty in the Middle East. My primary goal with R.P.H.L. and the reasons I started it is simple. For all that has been given to me, for all the support, my vision this is my way of giving back to my community, but the most important comes from a belief that one must give it away to keep it. This site is dedicated to all my teachers, and to all that have come before me, this is my legacy for the next 7 generations, bringing the teachings to the people. We have a chance as a community,as a people to enrich our lives and those around us, We are the caretakers of Mother Earth.
I wish you well on your journey,
Aho
Mato Wopiye (Medicine Bear)
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