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Sequoyah Trueblood, Teacher of Global Unity and Compassion

Sequoyah Trueblood was born in Stroud, Oklahoma. His father is Choctaw/Cherokee/Chickasaw, his mother German/English. Sequoyah grew up on a self-sustaining farm, learning to work the land to survive. He spent many years in residential boarding school, which let him into the army at the age of seventeen. As a Green Beret he was part of the Special Forces Operational Detachment “A Team,” and eventually became a major. He fluently speaks Thai, Korean, and Japanese. In the service he was a code breaker for military intelligence. In Southeast Asia he was involved with “Master,” the development of intelligence technology.

Sequoyah is the father of five, grandfather of four, and great-grandfather of one. He lives on the Kahnawake reservation in Canada with Marilyn Kane, one of the originators of the Native Women’s Association of Canada. Sequoyah has worked extensively with Indian youth wilderness programs, the unity regional youth program for substance abuse, and Cherokee Challenge in North Carolina. He is currently creating permaculture programs in Kahnawake, Akewasasne, and Cherokee. Sequoyah shares his teaching of global unity and compassion. His is truly a remarkable being who emanates light. Bio Source

Sequoyah Trueblood visits Southwestern College annually to offer pipe ceremony to the students in the Consciousness class, and joins with the community in prayer and ritual.
He is also on the Board of Advisors.

Shift In Action (Noetic Sciences) Downloads of Dialogues with Sequoyah Trueblood

With James O’Dea

Sequoyah Trueblood on YouTube.com:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wn6anvVJ4k8 www.youtube.com/watch?v=21OjM1hRZK4 www.youtube.com/watch?v=cX3OmrT1KW8

To find out more about the documentary, Dance With Destiny,please visit http://dancewithdestinydocumentary.com/

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Sequoyah Trueblood was born in Stroud, Oklahoma. His father is Choctaw/Cherokee/Chickasaw, his mother German/English. Sequoyah grew up on a self-sustaining farm, learning to work the land to survive. He spent many years in residential boarding school, which let him into the army at the age of seventeen. As a Green Beret he was part of the Special Forces Operational Detachment "A Team," and eventually became a major.