09-11-17 Rene’ Locklear White, Lumbee Indian Live at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian Sept 8-9, 2017 A Historical Event
Indigenous, Healing Plant Super~Stars that Heal Prevent Cancer, Control Diabetes and even calm a Bee Sting with our gifted Guest Rene’ Locklear White, Lumbee Indian who is LIVE at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian Sept 8-9, 2017 A Historical Event …
Rene Locklear White (Feather) Lumbee Indian
René is an avid volunteer in her community: she helps the elderly; helps people seek better jobs for them and their families; helps give mom’s a break; helps care for the afflicted; encourages and offers resources to those who are seeking; and helps other non-profits, other non-profits she has helped include the community center Barns of Rose Hill, Clarke County Memorial VFW Post 9760 and Shenandoah Area on Aging.
She uses her medicine to create something good for others, and she hopes in some small way, helps eliminate suffering in people and in her community. One word to describe René is, “resourceful.”
Art in Nature ™
René is a also teacher of fine arts in nature. She has served as the Vice President of the Virginia Lovers Gourd Society.
Her Art in Nature™ classes are a fine art ministry with the Native American Church and are held outdoors at the Sanctuary on the Trail™.
Classes are inspired by nature and Great Spirit, God, Heavenly Father, Creator of All. Classes are for ages 1-120. Professional. Amateur. Novice. She also offers private lessons and mentoring in painting, printing, sculpting, carving, photography etc.
Rene Locklear White (Feather) Lumbee
“It is neither your title nor your name that defines you, but what is written on your heart,”
– René White (Feather)
Chris and René are followers of Jesus Christ as they walk the Red Road in a good way.
Let the Spirit of the Gathering Embrace you
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Rene’s Mentor & Surprise Honored Guest is Lumbee Tribal Administrator Dr. Freda Locklear Porter
Scientific Freda Locklear Porter received the 2010 Stellar Award from the U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce. Porter was named the 2009 N.C. Minority Business Person of the Year and the 2007 UNCP Business Person of the Year. She was appointed Chairwoman of the North Carolina Advisory Commission on Military Affairs in 2012.
She is a member of the N.C. Defense Business Association board of directors, was a trustee of Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, served as the chair of UNCP board of trustees, and founded UNCP’s American Indian Science and Engineering Society.
Hi
Today a friend who I’ve known since 1989 shared she is heading to attend a sweatlodge session. I wished her a successful experience and reminded her to not forget the water!
I am a retired small business owner who lives alone. I pray and meditate most days and strive to live a healthy lifestyle but fall short of my ideals especially regarding excercise and nutrition. I did a sweat long ago with people I’d met at the Edgar Cayce center aka Association for Research and Enlightenment at 67th and Atlantic Ave in Virginia Beach near where I lived at the time. I felt renewed and never forgot the profound effects it had on me. I have always been intrigued by our countries native Americans (the true original citizens of America. ) I don’t know if this will be read or not but I’d like to learn more of how I can be of help and be a part of this program. Thanks for any help offered.
John Dozier 757 350 5255 johnjdozierjr@gmail.com