Shirley Blancke is an archeologist and anthropologist, who for 40 years has been reconstructing the 10,000-year-old Native history of Concord, Massachusetts, with help from Massachusetts Native Americans. She has also learned traditional sacred dance from a Hawaiian kahuna and hosted a ceremony for an Oglala Lakota medicine man. Shirley studied shamanic traditions with Hank Wesselman for 10 years and has worked with Ecuadorian yachak don Alberto Taxo for seven years. She lives in Concord, Massachusetts.

'The normal thing for indigenous people would be to not want to give more of anything because many injustices still exist and will exist for my people. Injustice however isn’t ended by injustice. Hate doesn’t end hate. Darkness is ended by light and hate by love.' ~don Alberto Taxo

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