Spirit Warrior
Cú Chulainn
In Native American culture, a Spirit Warrior is a person who has crossed over from the plain of the living to the realm of the dead, and returned.
Prince Scott I, being the Long Lost White Brother, and the reincarnated soul of Cú Chulainn, drawn, vertically, in Ogham as ”᚛ᚄᚉᚑᚈᚈ᚜”, is a twice bound Spirit Warrior in his human vessel.
These two "deaths" are indicated by his spirit having already died once before in the plain of the living as Cú Chulainn, then having returned as Scott himself, for him to then be killed briefly a second time by the process of surgical error while being given anesthesia.
Thus, Scott is inclined to walk the plain of the living with knowledge of both realms to bring wisdom to persons and tribes of peoples needing space holding for ancestral healing to occur across the Americas, Europa, and the greater Earth as a whole.
Additionally, there are numerous cultural ideologies and archetypes of Native Americans and Gaels which coincide with Scott's practice of spiritualism, the foremost being that of the protector of the family which extends to those deemed to be innocent of war.
Tuatha Dé Danann
Since all peoples are indigenous in their respective homelands, Prince Scott I, as a member of the Tuatha Dé Danann, recognizes this tribe as the preeminent indigenous tribe of Scota, Europa, Greater Scythia, and the remnants of the Hyperborean homeland.
He continuously represents the 'Tribe of the Goddess Danu' by connecting with all peoples, regardless them being of allies or of enemies, to promote higher healing of the world as a whole.
The Tuath Dé very, and still are, very keen to respect the land through natural cultivation of biome environments alongside promoting true judgement by Kings and Queens bearing the fír flaithmon to its furthest extent.
American Indigenous Tribal Allies
Standing Rock Sioux Tribe
A famous people and sovereign, ethnic nation, the Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota peoples of Northern and Southern Dakotas limits are a people with fortitude amidst long standing animosity between their tribes nation and the US Federal and State Governments.
Twice upon his traveling the North American continent, Scott spoke with two prominent tribesmen, one being a council member for Emergency Management, among tribeswomen and non Lakota town folk.
Scott learned their greatest need was "economic development" from a wise elder. A female elder helped connect Scott with him, and many others lent their support.
The second time venturing to Standing Rock Reservation land, he met Bear Medicine, and learned of the various inequities with the historical narrative of their people, land, and tribal makeup.
To this day, Scott visions for economic abundance for the Lakota people, due to their historic, and present, ally ship derived from Lenape Norse migrations traversing through their territory hundreds of years past hence.
The trading has begun, since a young native boy gifted Scott a rock from the Missouri River in trade for a Lenape, of the alchemized Algonquian peoples, stone artifact.
Arapaho Tribe
Scott connected with Tribal Director Crystal C'Bearing during an intiutive outreach call surrounding his Sacred Native Spirit Quest.
Crystal shared with Scott how her ancestor, Chief Black Coal, known as Wo’óoseinee’ in Arapaho dialect, was still missing his pipe due to it being held at a local museum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
He aided Crystal and her family in their reacquisition of their ancestor's pipe by lending space holding and intuitive prayer on the land facing the direction of the location the pipe is currently held.
The process of reacquiring, often times, from an authentic reflective purview of Colonial Era engagements between Settlers and Native Americans, stolen items, is a reoccurring theme among primary objectives of present day tribal leaders.
Tribes, especially blood descendants of items' owners, receive community acknowledgement and healing through this humanitarian act of reparations.
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