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Know Where to Sit

A book called Wisdomkeepers by Arden and Wall tells the tale of these two Anlgo men who joined a Cherokee medicine man whom they came to call, “The Gatekeeper.”  They followed him on a unique journey that led to the feet of the Grandmothers and Grandmothers, the wisdom keepers of Indian nations, in order to hear their words and become steeped in their traditions.

This is what students of Torah must also do.  Sit at the feet of ancient ones and learn from the elders, the masters.

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