Sacred Buffalo: Eating Meat For 1 Of The 1st Times Since 1999!--? HHhhhWWWAYYY.

Interestingly, rather than come back from the West Coast & go RAW vegan in 2004, which was what my body was beyond ready for, after being vegan straight out the gates after my spiritual awakening junior & senior year at DePaul University & incorporating sparse seafood & possibly some dairy back when not in my own kitchen after 9/11 (Was still training like an elite athlete, intensely, & was feeling the cosmic stress=Was a bit anemic after returning from Vision Quest 2001 with my main dude, at the time), I think there have been about 3--That's it--Boston Market Rotisserie Chicken rockin' meal deals over a season in Overland Park, I want to say after coming back from L.A. the 2nd time, though that seems too recent--so maybe when I landed back in Kansas City in 2006, more as a way of grounding and trying to find all-encompassing homeostasis, physically, from a lot of earthly and otherworldly changes at the time...That, & the mistaken meat carnivores--OOPS!--accidentally put in your food, & your acute sensors miss that morsel, every 5 years or so, a second too late...Anyway, scroll down. I'm on Prairie Island in 2014, & my Seer colleague back in the day stating clearly that I was overseen by powerful Spirit Guides including a massive, soul-beautiful, Native American warrior who kept encouraging me to put some of the earth animals back in my diet but I kept overriding that with my will...came to call. So I decided then to try some bison meat, as a hype and reverent ritual, next Pow-Wow--wherever and whenever that might be...So I take off of work (last mo.) to go to the Meskwaki Pow-Wow, back here at home in Io-WAAAAAYYY, that I have a weird feeling I have some uncanny connection to. Plus, it's called "East Meets West" or some stuff like that. Well. Don't ya know it gets called off for unknown reasons the day before I'm already logistically set up to take off for it. In the meantime, I run into Cory Schlitter (again), here in Dubuque--or, rather, he comes to where I am. And, Choctaw power, he now has something to do with a family biz, Iowa Bison Company, in terms of Sales & Business Development. Thx 2 both for helping me make good on my intention to Self yesterday--and to Cory for telling me that, ironically, the Meskwaki may be the only tribe who don't eat bison! because of the sacredness of the animal. It all worked out, tho', as usual. And was totally worth it. Thank you to the beautiful, peaceful mammoth that gave its life. I will serve you well.