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A White Buffalo was born August 20, 1994 in Janesville, WI. The birth of the white buffalo (named "Miracle") had
been a sign that hope and peace among the peoples of the Earth and all her inhabitants would begin.
meaning a time of "great turn-over". With big change comes seemingly chaos, challenges of beliefs, and share
their storied, their wisdom, and their ceremonies.
Stories of the vision and prophecy of "the time to come" and the "End of time, as we know it" have come
ceremonies of Blessings, Wiping of the Tears, and Sweat Lodge.
Native Elders from the four races included "Red nation" of Indian Elders, from Oglala Lakota, Oneida, many
more representing over 27 different Native American tribes. The "White nation" of the Sami from Scandinavia
and Hispanic Elders, the "Yellow", Tibetans, "Black" Elders from Africa, and Aboriges from Australia were
gathered for the prophecy of the uniting Nations.
STORY OF THE HOOP
Uniting of nations for Blessings, Wiping of Tears and Purification
The following is the story of the original "HOOP", by Don Coyhis
In 1994, an Indian man had a vision in which he was told by a Native Elder that he was to
build a hoop of 100 eagle feathers. He was told that the eagle feathers would come from
various Indian nations. When the hoop was completed, he was to gather the Elders from
the four directions. At this gathering the elders from the four directions were to put their
blessings into the hoop. The feathers came from all the directions and from all over the
world. In May 1995, the eagle feathers were tied on the hoop while a special ceremony was
performed in a sweat lodge. The hoop, made of willow tree, was suspended in the sweat
lodge and four sweats were conducted. The same fire was burning throughout the weekend.
Wrapped around the hoop were four colored ribbons, red, yellow, black and white, each
representing the four major races. In the first sweat, 25 feathers were hung on the hoop in
the red directions and prayer were said for the people in that direction; another sweat was
conducted for the 25 feathers to be hung in the yellow direction; another sweat for the black
direction; and yet another sweat for the white direction. .....Wrapped around the hoop were
four colored ribbons, red, yellow, black and white, each representing the four major races.
Since the birth of the White Buffalo - Miracle, Ceremonies continue to bring the 4 races together and to
usher in a new way of being all of one peoples. Let us come into an understanding that there is a richness in
honoring our differences and learning from one another. This is the time for love, peace, and compassion,
honoring of each other, our Mother Earth and the gift of life from our Creator.
Lee Hilfiker
been a sign that hope and peace among the peoples of the Earth and all her inhabitants would begin.
meaning a time of "great turn-over". With big change comes seemingly chaos, challenges of beliefs, and share
their storied, their wisdom, and their ceremonies.
Stories of the vision and prophecy of "the time to come" and the "End of time, as we know it" have come
ceremonies of Blessings, Wiping of the Tears, and Sweat Lodge.
Native Elders from the four races included "Red nation" of Indian Elders, from Oglala Lakota, Oneida, many
more representing over 27 different Native American tribes. The "White nation" of the Sami from Scandinavia
and Hispanic Elders, the "Yellow", Tibetans, "Black" Elders from Africa, and Aboriges from Australia were
gathered for the prophecy of the uniting Nations.
STORY OF THE HOOP
Uniting of nations for Blessings, Wiping of Tears and Purification
The following is the story of the original "HOOP", by Don Coyhis
In 1994, an Indian man had a vision in which he was told by a Native Elder that he was to
build a hoop of 100 eagle feathers. He was told that the eagle feathers would come from
various Indian nations. When the hoop was completed, he was to gather the Elders from
the four directions. At this gathering the elders from the four directions were to put their
blessings into the hoop. The feathers came from all the directions and from all over the
world. In May 1995, the eagle feathers were tied on the hoop while a special ceremony was
performed in a sweat lodge. The hoop, made of willow tree, was suspended in the sweat
lodge and four sweats were conducted. The same fire was burning throughout the weekend.
Wrapped around the hoop were four colored ribbons, red, yellow, black and white, each
representing the four major races. In the first sweat, 25 feathers were hung on the hoop in
the red directions and prayer were said for the people in that direction; another sweat was
conducted for the 25 feathers to be hung in the yellow direction; another sweat for the black
direction; and yet another sweat for the white direction. .....Wrapped around the hoop were
four colored ribbons, red, yellow, black and white, each representing the four major races.
Since the birth of the White Buffalo - Miracle, Ceremonies continue to bring the 4 races together and to
usher in a new way of being all of one peoples. Let us come into an understanding that there is a richness in
honoring our differences and learning from one another. This is the time for love, peace, and compassion,
honoring of each other, our Mother Earth and the gift of life from our Creator.
Lee Hilfiker
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June 26, 2010
Bringing Together Prayers from the Four Directions, the Four
Nations of Color.
Dan Hull, Anishinabe and Lee Hilfiker,
had a similiar vision of a ceremony honoring the White Buffalo's
birth in Wisconsin. It is now 15 years since the initial ceremony
of the Four Direction of the prophecy of peace and hope for the
Four Nations of the Red, White, Black and Yellow.
For additional information about this ceremony. You may also
go to Dan's website listed here.
www.nandagikendan.com/Maawandoonan_Anamiewin.php
Bringing Together Prayers from the Four Directions, the Four
Nations of Color.
Dan Hull, Anishinabe and Lee Hilfiker,
had a similiar vision of a ceremony honoring the White Buffalo's
birth in Wisconsin. It is now 15 years since the initial ceremony
of the Four Direction of the prophecy of peace and hope for the
Four Nations of the Red, White, Black and Yellow.
For additional information about this ceremony. You may also
go to Dan's website listed here.
www.nandagikendan.com/Maawandoonan_Anamiewin.php
THE HOOP
Representing the Four Nations:
Dan Hull - Anishinabe - Red
David Byrd, African - Black
Lee Hilfiker - Sami - White
Toi Gulig - Thailand - Yellow
Allen Brrown created the Star Despacho of the South
American tradition.
The ceremonial Buffalo, will be taken to many events.
Wherever the Buffalo goes it brings peace, healing,
forgiveness, blessings.
Dan Hull - Anishinabe - Red
David Byrd, African - Black
Lee Hilfiker - Sami - White
Toi Gulig - Thailand - Yellow
Allen Brrown created the Star Despacho of the South
American tradition.
The ceremonial Buffalo, will be taken to many events.
Wherever the Buffalo goes it brings peace, healing,
forgiveness, blessings.