I'd say her credibility is shot every time she calls herself "Sioux" (the colonial term that no actual Lakota would use) or claims that there is such a thing as a "Sioux Salish tribe."
I'd say her credibility is much more shot by her blatant lies in that message defending herself.
"she has been recognized as shaman of the “Tribe of Many Colors” by the spiritual elders of many indigenous tribes and peoples including the Cherokee, the Cheyenne, the Hopi, the Inuit, the Aboriginal people, the Waitaha, the Maori, the Maya, the Zulu, as well as the lamas of Nepal and Tibet. Gifts and medicine from these peoples began coming soon after she was initiated as shaman at age 30"
Then why can't she name even one alleged elder who supposedly supports her? All she can name is an obvious fraud like Adam DeArmon/Yellowbird, a white exploiter out of Sedona who harmed dozens of Native elders with false claims. Not even Manataka was fooled by DeArmon.
Again the list of people she claims have elders supporting her:
Cherokee-
Which ones? Which of the three recognized nations?
Fact is, the Cherokee Nation has said openly many times that to put up a shingle on the web means you are a fraud. Period.
Hopi Nation- says the same. That's at least two tribes that consider her to be an outright fraud. More than likely her supposed "elders" are of dubious origin.
Inuit- Which ones of hundreds of communities?
Aboriginal people- have thousands of communities
Waitaha, Maori- apparently Crowther doesn't seem to know the Waitaha ARE Maoris. But a simple check shows why they mention this group within the Maori. Apparently the exploiter Melchizedek makes claims about their prophecies.
Maya- Again, which ones of the thousands of communities? Actual Maya tend to ID by their region and village.
Zulu- again, millions of Zulu
The lamas of Nepal and Tibet-ALL of them?
She certainly is big on grandiose unproven claims.
I will make the offer right now to Crowther and her supporters:
Name these supposed elders that you claim support her.
Until then, all she has backing her is an obvious fraud and exploiter, DeArmon, with a long track record of claiming to promote peace and spirituality while taking every dollar he can lay his hands on.
"Aboriginal people- have thousands of communities"
ReplyDeleteWhich Aboriginal people? If you mean in Australia, there were approximately 500 before white settlement, now maybe 200 at most.
No Aboriginal community or person in Australia recognises her. She is doing exactly what Marlo Morgan did with 'Mutant message down under.' She completely made it up and was forced to admit this, but it didn't stop her.
If you mean the Aboriginal peoples around Greenland, Alaska, I can't speak for that.
"Aboriginal people- have thousands of communities"
ReplyDeleteWhich Aboriginal people? If you mean in Australia, there were approximately 500 before white settlement, now maybe 200 at most.
No Aboriginal community or person in Australia recognises her. She is doing exactly what Marlo Morgan did with 'Mutant message down under.' She completely made it up and was forced to admit this, but it didn't stop her.
If you mean the Aboriginal peoples around Greenland, Alaska, I can't speak for that.
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