Monastic Warrior Doctrine (Part I)
THE IDEA: Came to me in school today as I, of course, sumbled off and starting thinking aimlessly. After the recent revelations and knowledge learned from people and books. (Such as Tiakaie A. and his book, Wasaise) Many other people have indirectly and directly added to my epiphany of "what to do". I knew what I had to do. What was needed. But then It came to me of what I "really need to do" and what I want to do.
I will be doing what I love and be able to run with it. This also adds further to the continual struggle for autonomy, freedom, and personal indigenous sanctions through decolonization. It will total up to direct decolonization of our people. Brining back our old ways through this. It not only adds to my Contract & Purpose and I know I'll feel great doing this but it will reshape "our" world to really create somthing out of me.
I've always said, in this time of crisis our most important things our indigienous people need is to bring back hardcore strong: the language, the Monastic societies, and apprenticeship of true indiginous abilities. I am going to do somthing that encorporates...all of it. This is somthing that has not been done before. It's been attempted but the concept on how to carry it out and purpose has never been done before. That is what's so magnifcent about it.
