Grandmother Arla Collett Williams - Cherokee - Big Foot People - Kashima

Arla Collett Williams grew up in Oklahoma.

The greatest influence on her life was her Cherokee Grandmother
who told her many stories and told her to always be proud
that she carried Cherokee Blood.

Arla travels and makes presentations inspired
and in support of the vision of the International Council
of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers
as a Sister Grandmother,
and to share the wisdom of her Native American Elders.

Starting at age six Arla has had life-long interactions
with the Bigfoot People.

She has a personal relationship with them
and has learned much about their way of life
from that relationship and from Kashima,
whom she calls her "Teacher".

In her travels she shares stories of her connection
with the Bigfoot People and facilitates gatherings
of people who want a better understanding of the Bigfoot People.

She also travels to provide consultations to others
who are working with groups of Bigfoot
or who are having interactions they don't understand.

Arla spreads Kashima's messages
as well as what she has been taught by her Elders.

Her overall message is that we must regain respect
for all that is around us, including ourselves,
and to see that we are all related as family.

Listen as Arla shares with us her messages
and what she has been taught as she will teach us!!
(From 10/11/2011)