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In the old days those chosen by the Lightning were thought to be largely
useless, driven mad by their association with dark and powerful spirits. They
were cared for because they had been "touched," and were holy, even though
the things they did and said often made no sense. Heyoka, the Sacred Clowns,
are not healers nor prophets. Our powers are unstable, as apt to go wrong as
right. But we are entertaining when we tell our stories, and we are great
warriors when it is time for that, and the thunderstorms, our patron spirits,
will never destroy the place where we live, so we are handy to have around.

I hope my stories make you curious about odd things. If for some reason you
begin to lie awake in the witching hours when the night is so thick that it
presses in against the window glass, and you sense that something is just
beyond the wall, about to come through--be assured it's not me. I'm retired.
That doesn't mean there's nothing there. The old knowledge opens doors you
cannot see.

I am aware that any who read this will see it all to be a confusing and poorly
organized mess. I do not experience time as a straight line, so my stories don't
fit a linear form. Time is a spiral, a consistent chaotic pattern that repeats
without ever being the same, and I do not experience it from beginning to end.
It comes to me a piece at a time and out of order. I tell my stories with the
same lack of order that brought them to me; this website is my campfire and I
will talk about whatever comes to mind.

I accept that I will not know all that is to know; I ponder what is given and I
search for more. As you read, you may agree that what at first sounds
incoherent and illogical does eventually make sense, and this piece does fit
here, and that one there. As more and more pieces link together, the pattern of
the puzzle will emerge. If you follow the tracks that mark the trail I took, you
will someday arrive at a place where you see the thing that I see.

That's unlikely to give you comfort.
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