Path of the Wise Man – the Wise Woman
A wise man/wise woman appears as a guide, a person who points out the path to others. Furthermore, a wise man/wise woman is a philosopher, teacher, practitioner of truth, and a metaphysician—medicine person/earth doctor: a combination of shaman (curandero) mystic, and priest.
People all over the planet are looking for effective natural healing. We have the power to restore our connection with nature, limit and possibly reverse climate change, and create lasting change and health in our communities. It’s within each of us. Medicine of Mother Earth is a guide for those who are seeking to return to their natural state of well-being.
Medicine of Mother Earth is a holistic approach that encompasses the interconnectedness of physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual health. Indigenous cultures have a deep spiritual connection to the land and nature, which is seen as essential for well-being. Indigenous cultures often describe a reciprocal relationship with the land, where they take from nature but also give back, not just through physical actions but through spiritual reciprocity. Spiritual health is central to Indigenous worldviews, connecting individuals to something larger than themselves, their ancestors, and the natural world. Hopefully, Medicine of Mother Earth will reshape or expand your relationship with nature along the lines of Indigenous wisdoms and ways.
If you keep hurt feelings, or get mad at the weather, you get a heavy feeling, and it ties down your spiritual work. Anger breaks up the home and can ruin your life. It ruins hope and can separate families. Father goes one way, the mother goes the other way, and the children are left in the middle! Family love is very important, as well as the love in your heart. When you get like this (holding anger/hurt feelings), go up to the mountain to a stream and leave the anger, leave the hurt feelings, up there!
No matter how much a person has wronged you in the past, if they ask for help/healing, you must give it...
Vince Stogan, Indian Doctor
Following the Sacred Roads of our Indigenous Healing 
Four Winds Medicine Wheel, we explore Serpent Medicine (Emotion) in the south, the beginning direction of our Indigenous Health/Healing Four Winds (Sacred Roads) Medicine Wheel, followed by Jaguar/Puma Medicine (Body), Hummingbird Medicine (Mind), Eagle/Condor Medicine (Spirit), and Rainbow Medicine (Center of Medicine Wheel) combining the power and love of heaven and earth.
Most importantly, the cross of our medicine wheel symbolizes balance, the four winds. The center is in the middle of the cross. This is where man/woman becomes and that is why the elders of ancient times were conquerors of the four winds. They were persons who had learned and were able to achieve and understand the energy of the four winds. The cross connects with Nahui Ollin, the four movements – four energies in harmony and motion.
Our Medicine Wheel gives honor and a place of power in the East to the Eagle and Condor, the highest flyers closest of all birds to the heavens. Within our Four Winds medicine Wheel, we present knowledge of the eagle and condor tied together with the knowledge of the quetzal.
Significant in one’s quest towards healing and optimum health is the Nahua concept of neyolmelahualiztli, which is the process of giving direction to the potential. It can be interpreted as “the act or process of giving direction to one’s potential, heart, or energy.” This method of giving direction to one’s potential by developing a “wise face and good heart,” was the basis of Nahua education. This is also the purpose of our Four Winds Medicine Wheel to provide “sacred roads” (pathways) to becoming an Hombre-Dios/Mujera-Dios (divine human being).
Our Teachings and Powers reflect Direct Experience of the Medicine Knowledge of the Unity of Condor, Hummingbird, Quetzal, and Eagle.
Rev. Dr. JC Husfelt, Morning Star, is a metaphysician, philosopher and medicine man (earth doctor). Dr. Husfelt is a published author and the author of eight books with his ninth book to be published in 2026. Rev. Sherry Husfelt is a medicine woman and teacher, empath, counselor, healer, and a Certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach. They have undertaken a journey through the spiritual lore of Indigenous cultures throughout the world. Their quest began in 1981 with an encounter with a ghostly monk in Glastonbury, England. In 1993, Dr. Husfelt had a vision with a voice from heaven identifying him as the Morning Star. His Indigenous medicine name is Big Cat That Flies.
We have not been observers but active participants, initiates, and carriers of shamanic lineages, ranging from my shamanic initiation in a sacred lagoon in the Andes after having walked the Inka Trail in 1988 (where I faced death, almost dying); to myself and Sherry apprenticing with the late Coast Salish Musqueam elders, Mom and Vince Stogan, who passed on to us, the right or license if you will, their Good Medicine lineage of bathing, burning, and healing.
In line with tradition, after having been identified as a “chosen one” for training by a current practicing Indian Doctor or shaman Mom and Vince asked us if we would like to learn their “ways” only after having observed us doing our spiritual work. Moreover, we are Knowledge Carriers with our deeds of shamanic/medicine power having been witnessed and felt by others.
Another lineage was passed on to Dr. Husfelt by don Eduardo Calderon Palomino, Wizard of the Four Winds, who gave him his medicine name “big cat that flies,” initiated him in the sacred lagoon located on the mystical and mythic Markawasi Plateau, 12,000 feet (3,658 meters) above sea level after being on death’s door while hiking the Inka Trail to Machu Picchu, Peru – Land of the Condor – in 1988.
Good Medicine(Eyhh Slaxin)
Medicine Journeys
It’s what We do
We Far Travel the World
And We know Things.
