Ghost Sister + Ghost Brothers = Ghost Brother + Ghost Sisters 6 + 6 = 12

Susan Lynne Schwenger
September 26, 2014 ·
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A gift from The Q'ero...
THE TWELVE ANCIENT ANCESTORS MAGIC - MEDICINE BAG
with THE 3 ANCESTRIAL FACES which are seen
with THE 9 ANCESTRIAL FACES which are seen only to:
The Keeper of The Bag
thus it carries The Magic & The Medicine of 12 + 1 = 13

The Q'ero (Q'iru)
(which is spelled Q'iru in the official 3-vowel language of Quechua Orthography)
who are a Quechua Community or who are an ethnic indigenous tribal group
who reside in The Old Ancient Heart of Peru in The Peruvian Andes !!!

They are located in the province of Paucartambo,
which is in The Cusco Region of the country known as Peru.

These people are the last remenants of a very power INCA aka INCAN Soceity
(that was at its zenith in 1200 bce)
when a group of twelve (12) last incarnated there,

- These ones, are The Last Ones of our Incan Brothers & Sisters
who have lived in The Heart of Peru & The Peruvian Andes
for literally thousands, upon thousands of years.

The Medicine Bag,has more than just two sides to it:
There is, FRONT, BACK....
and, an additional two sides (inside front) & (inside back)
plus - below
plus - above
plus - within
- for '7' starting directions

The Ghost Brother & Two Ghost Sisters
(which is The Seen Side)
as The Medicine Bag is always worn,
so, this side faces out to The World.

The Ghost Sister & Two Ghost Brothers
(which is The Unseen Side)
as The Medicine Bag is always worn,
so, this side faces towards "The Keeper of The Medicine Bag"

flip side is always worn in an "unseen" way facing out to the world
Ghost Sister & Two brothers (unseen) worn to heart

and, there is another 6 inside the bag !!!

~Susan Lynne Schwenger

 

Dance feathers
Feathers from left to right
2 blue macaw, 2 eagle, 2 gos - hawk, (a bird from Tibet)
a white falcon, a black raven, a magpie "2" wing feather
and; a magpie tail feather ( which will show up as green - yellow/blue, and, also purple - red/blue) double dynamics in colors in magpie feathers
- geez, dancing is hard on your feathers
~susan lynne schwenger
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