RI NA RIGHTHEADH, AUGUS TIGHEARNA NA DTIGHEARNADH

Scott held sacred ceremony for the water and land in and on the Rogue River, located in southern Oregon near Grant's Pass. Rivers are likened unto the veins of the Earth. This ceremony involved being in a state of self acceptance while navigating the ebbs and flow of the natural movement of the surrounding currents. This waterway connects the Pacific Ocean to Mt. McLoughlin, a strata volcano, along the path of the river toward Boundary Spring.

Throughout several seasons of yearly attendance, Scott visited several parts of Bushkill Creek in Eastern Pennsylvania, derived from the Blue Mountains among North Eastern Appalachia. He tended fairy rings made by others and creek walked among the stones that feature a unique blue rock, with iron deposits, only found along Appalachia and the Spanish peninsula.

While holding space for the land and water, Scott received acknowledgement from the ancestor's of the land known as the Delaware Valley peoples. The healing ceremony occurred with naturally occurring stones found throughout the creek, and the feminine (indigenous) spirt of the land personally offered healing to Scott's physical biome mass upon his own back.

Scott returned to Bushkill Creek multiple times, including a near offshoot, Sober's Run, to bring presence to separate areas of the small river for the reoccurring healing of Lenape territory.

Notably, as aforementioned, there is a rare form of Blue Quartz, only found in this region of Pennsylvania, as well as throughout Spain in Europe; Scott frequently gifted said rocks to associates and the land that surrounds this sacred water way.

Continuing his Sacred Native Spirit Quest, Scott traveled to Florence, Alabama to complete an arc of ancestral healing.

The Tennessee River, extending from Pickwick Lake, is dammed at this location of the waterway, and is internationally known as the "Singing River", however, years of stagnation due to the dam, and neglect of sacred native sites, has led the energy surrounding the river to be in need of significant space holding for healing to occur.

Scott threw his Ollamh Branch, known as Šàgina, into the Singing River at MacFarland Park, as a symbolic and pragmatic spiritual ceremony, showing his intent to phallically penetrate the stagnatic energies of not only the Tennessee River, yet all estuaries of Turtle Island (North America).

His Ollamh Branch contained wood from a dying tree on his family's prior property, gold, silver, and copper wiring upon its branch, brass wrapped around its wand-like handle, black leather upon said brass, and a "Jesus Loves You" cross attached to said handle.

Therefore, as a Death Doula, one may summarize how the High Prince began the process of "deathing" the stagnant, and negative energies, of any and all estuaries and waterways associated with Turtle Island, for the beginnings of gradual, then massive rebirth of ecosystems' natural health sustained by the Goddess that is the Land.

The dammed Singing River was seen, heard, felt, and tasted.

Following guidance from land visions and body leaning, Scott delved into healing more bodies of water by traversing roadways via bicycle.

The healing taking place through Scott's actions included stepping into what appeared to be stagnant, untouched ponds as well as holding space for small creeks within the greater Delaware River watershed.

Stemming from Bushkill Creek, a tributary of the Delaware river, all of the waterways featured below are within the former territory of Lenni Lenape natives.

• Lehigh River, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
• Jacoby Creek, Portland, Pennsylvania
• Delaware Water Gap, Pennsylvania
• Delaware River, Portland, Pennsylvania
• Pocono Creek, Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania
• Little Bushkill Creek, Wind Gap, Pennsylvania
• Waltz Creek, Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania

Following successive years of traversing Turtle Island, Scott embarked for a third time across the great North American continent to hold space for the land, and its waterways, to heal itself while galvanizing numerous people during fateful encounters.

He was joined by a Native American female, whom he found as a literal missing sister, her being a member of tribes indigenous to and having migrated to the Missouri River Valley, as the first Native American to officially join his Tuath.

• Lake Michigan, Benton Harbor, Michigan
• Mississippi River, St. Louis, Missouri
• Rogue River, Grant's Pass, Oregon
• Pacific Ocean, Reedsport, Oregon
• Columbia River, Longview, Washington
• Cedar Creek, Ruby Beach, Washington
• Pacific Ocean, Santa Monica, California
• Susquehanna River, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
• Schuylkill River, Pottstown, Pennsylvania

Amidst challenging circumstances, without clear direction of his path's trajectory, Scott continued onward, with a Cherokee princess descended from the Cherokee woman Running Brook, of the Missouri River Valley peoples, at his side, to hold space for numerous watersheds throughout Turtle Islands Eastern and Southeastern seaboard, until his Sacred Native Spirit Quest saw its transition westward from the Hudson River in Iona Island, New York.

• Potomac River, Williamsport, Maryland
• Tennessee River, Priceville, Alabama
• Mississippi River, Memphis, Tennessee
• Gulf of Mexico, Panama City Beach, Florida
• Atlantic Ocean, St. Augustine Beach, Florida
• Atlantic Ocean, Key West, Florida
• Mantanzas Inlet, Butler Beach, Florida
• "Swamp Pond", Vienna, Georgia
• Atlantic Ocean, Butler Beach, Florida
• Broad River, Columbia, South Carolina

• Pee Dee River, Rockingham, North Carolina
• Dan River, Danville, Virginia
• Roanoke River, Roanoke, Virginia
• Swabia Creek, Macungie, Pennsylvania
• Bushkill Creek, Belfast, Pennsylvania
• Susquehanna River, Sidney, New York
• Delaware River, Martins Creek, Pennsylvania
• Lehigh River, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
• Hudson River, Iona Island, New York

Arguably Scott's most impactful trek across Turtle Island, these water ceremonies included massive waterways such as the Delaware, Mississippi, Ohio, Cumberland, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Provo Rivers.

Alongside these massive watersheds was the Great Salt Lake in a riveting process of navigating the instability of the land's direct connection with the once great ocean. This section of the journey across the vast North American continent concluded with another ceremony in Carlsbad, California.

• Cedar Creek, Allentown, Pennsylvania
• Little Lehigh River, Allentown, Pennsylvania
• Mud Run, Nazareth, Pennsylvania
• Lake Erie, Cleveland, Ohio
• Maumee River, Toledo, Ohio
• Lake Huron, Port Huron, Michigan
• Turtle Creek, Wilmerding, Pennsylvania
• Delaware & Lehigh Rivers, Easton, Pennsylvania
• Jordan Creek, Whitehall, Pennsylvania

• Sand Hill Creek, Bushkill, Pennsylvania
• Bush Kill, Bushkill, Pennsylvania
• Mississippi River, Wickliffe, Kentucky
• Ohio River, Paducah, Kentucky
• Cumberland River, Smithland, Kentucky
• Tennessee River, Smithland, Kentucky
• Arkansas River, Little Rock, Arkansas
• Arkansas River, Wichita, Kansas

• Spring Creek, Denver, Colorado
• North Platte River, Rawlins, Wyoming
• Weber River, Mountain Green, Utah
• Great Salt Lake, Salt Lake City, Utah
• Provo River, Provo, Utah
• Pacific Ocean, Carlsbad, California

From Orange County to Los Angeles County in Los Angeles, California, and parts of the Greater San Francisco, California area, Scott navigated multiple watersheds to continue bringing presence to the waters of Turtle Island. 

Multiple beach visits, and walks in the rain, constituted his efforts to acknowledge the sacred connection between water and all living things. 

Continuing his quest from California, Scott connected with ancient feminine spirits of the land at the preeminent feminine reflection on Earth, the Grand Canyon, to hold space for the healing of aggregate ancestral spirits, unseen and unheard for generations, by way of slowly eroding melted snow for said spirits direct nourishment.

• Greater Los Angles Watershed, California
• Greater Bay Area Watershed, California
• Colorado River, Laughlin, Nevada
• Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
• Anonymous Creek, Southern Utah
• Pacific Ocean, Santa Monica, California
• Venice Beach, Marina Del Ray, California
• Santa Ana River, Orange, Califronia

Reentering Turtle Island's Delaware Valley Appalachia, via flight from Los Angeles to Newark, Scott delved back into familiar rivers to continue authenticating his efforts to heal the massive super continent.

• Bushkill Creek, Belfast, Pennsylvania
• Schuylkill River, Hamburg, Pennsylvania