B.B.Wolf

Check out my new songs at myspace.com/bigbadproductions An Indian Warrior is a man whose spirit is one with the Creator, whose heart belongs to the people, whose life is a sacred gift given by the ancestors, whose mind is his greatest weapon and shields him in life’s battles. The foremost responsibility of an Indian warrior is to be true to himself, to the people, and to the Creator. His purpose in life is to insure the survival and wellbeing of the people. An Indian Warrior transforms knowledge into wisdom, and therefore understands his greatest weakness in his life is himself. He must overcome his own weaknesses. A true Indian Warrior will sacrifice his heart upon the alter of life for the survival of the people. He may be wounded or killed a thousand times in battle, but his spirit cannot be destroyed, for the spirit of a true Indian warrior is as eternal as the stars. An Indian Warrior lives by a code of honor beyond the reach of most mortal men. An Indian warrior speaks directly to the Creator and Mother Earth through Sacred Prayer and Ceremony, giving his offerings of gratitude and respect. A true Indian Warrior is proud yet humble, his heart is full of love for the people. The life path of an Indian warrior is the most difficult path of all, for he will know pain and suffering in ways no one else ever can. He will absorb the pain of life’s injustices into the whole of his being for the people. He may be captured and imprisoned, and taken away from his people, but his spirit lives in the hearts of the people, for he is one of the people and will always be loved and respected by the people unconditionally. He is forgiven for all his mistakes by the spirit's and the holy people, because he has forgiven himself and humbled himself before the people. He will one day go to the mountaintop without food and water to pray to the spirits of the land and cry for a vision. The Sacred Vision will lead him through the darkest hours of his life. It shall lead him to the light of the Creator. An Indian Warrior must always believe in himself, in his spirit helpers, and in the Indian way of life. He must always speak and live the truth of who and what he is in standing before the eyes of the Creator. An Indian Warrior is not afraid of death and shall never surrender to the dark forces of life which attempt to break his spirit for his spirit cannot be broken, his mind cannot be defeated. His vision of life is that of the eagle, with clarity and purpose in being. His wings are strong, carrying his spirits to the highest levels of self understanding, and spiritual growth as a human being. He is my brother from the ancient past who has walked through time into the present, the fires of passion and longing for life's greatest truths and mysteries reflected in his legendary eyes. For my Indian warrior brothers I offer my prayers of Love,