Would You Like Peace (Skeenen) - How to Help?

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“Remember the Path has already been Laid

We Just have to Follow” - Rarahkwisere (He Who Owns the Sun)

Tansi,

My name is Candace Hill Osawuskiskwew. I am a bi cultural Metis woman, a mother, grandmother, storyteller, healer, spirit talker, health activist and writer.

I am wholeheartedly invested in this journey to bring “Peace” to the America’s – Turtle Island after I received my 1st vision of Peace 37 years ago.

16 years ago I first learned of the Great Law of Peace brought to the people through a man named the Peacemaker.

His message of Skennen (Peace), Kariwiio (The Good Word), and Kasatensera (Strength), contains the principles of peace, equality, respect, love, and justice.

I have now aligned myself with the true holders of the Kaianeraserakowa Great Law of Peace of the East Gate the "People of the Flint" - Mohawk

In my book, published in 2008, called - “She Who Wears Moccasins & Carries a Big Stick" in chapter thirteen I write about the “Great Law of Peace” as I have always known it was true and one day in my lifetime we would live to see Peace.

That day is here, and I have devoted my life to my People all People since I was 24 years old when I became a natural health activist. I have been an “altruistic” person meaning I have never been paid for my activism or advocacy for the People but always knowing I am doing it for my children all children our next 7 generations.

I have managed and supported myself with my business called, “Walking in Balance Consulting” since 2002 and then various jobs throughout those years.

I now realize this is my final job to devote myself to the bringing forth of a new government called the "lerahkwa Ne Kanienke Government" by WE the People under the Great Law of Peace (Gayanashagowa)

Please join me on this journey but I Salt and his team require financial support to do this most important work for "YOU" the People.

Our work is networking, building, connecting, uniting people together so we can accomplish our goal of Kalanere'ko:wa (Great Good Way)