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Thursday, October 13, 2016
Potsdam rancher to sign copies of his book on spending time with Native American medicine men, spirit guides
In “The Buffalo Spirit” (Lexingford, 2016), North Country author Dale
Healey tells the true story of his 17 years in the close company and
confidence of Native American medicine men and spiritual guides. Healey, a well-known Potsdam buffalo rancher until his retirement,
describes the otherwise hidden world of sweat lodges, peyote and datura
sacred ceremonies, and many other aspects of Native American wisdom and
cultural practices. Healey’s book, subtitled “A Memoir of the Road Less Traveled By,” traces
the author’s wandering path as a young man from Potsdam to the American
West, where he was befriended by the Chumash healer and teacher,
Grandfather Semu. Much of the book is devoted to what Healey learned
from this unforgettable Native American figure...more
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