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Many tools were used to facilitate connections outside of this reality including personal energy signatures stored within the artifacts (e.g. Cache Blades Collections).The original purpose for the Cache blades was to connect all the member shamans, including the generations prior to them, which were obviously separated by many miles and years. Each generation’s participating shamans created their own blades and added it to the Cache. Over time this added up to many blades and many individual energy signatures. Some Cache blade collections were typically complete family energetic “collages or melanges” of individual shaman initiates as well as masters. Sometimes these Cache Blade collections grew very large as they accumulated over the generations turning into an energy entity within itself. This “entity signature” of a group has the power to act as a connecting reference point or beacon for all aspects involved. These collections were placed in selected spots (sacred sites at the Earth’s vortex points) to act as a transformer (similar to the larger sacred sites) broadcasting this combined energy into areas where the councils would attend (usually just outside the physical reality). 

Below is an example of a cache blade that has its style origins from Europe (known as the Solutreans – migration Group #1 in this case). This piece of obsidian was part of the Paulina Cache found by Dewey Dietz in the Pauline Creek area of Oregon - 2,130 pieces in it. The picture beside it shows a magnified portion and the tattletale marks of obsidian that has been carried far (with other blades rubbing against it). As you can imagine, having one of these blades and the knowledge of connecting, one has the opportunity to connect to hundreds of shamans from the past.

As can be expected, other members of the cultures would not be aware of this level of work, for it was never for the general public, then or now. I understand that I’m exposing this information, but I also know I do not need to be concerned with these groups being disturbed by anyone. You cannot enter without invitation, for one has to be eligible and capable of entering. This eligibility is governed by ones own desires and vibrational frequency, for we self-exclude ourselves in this manner as can be witnessed by individuals attempting to experience an OBE. These gatherings have been going on for thousands of years at many of the sacred sites. The sacred sites became and are the medium, the antenna, and the storage “container” of knowledge for those that are able to listen or join in. By performing any type of ritual at a sacred site you are potentially disturbing thousands of years of incredible work and potentially creating a new “background static” that may interfere with future mystics that want to learn.

The Cache Blade collections became very powerful energy sources for shamans to use.  Along with this was the need to store them in a spot that others of the same shamanic clan could recognized and be able to use at different times. Burrowing them in the ground was a safe place, especially for nomadic cultures. The work was sometimes done only during specific times of the year and only in certain places. It was natural to keep them in the power spot of choice. When a shaman or members of the shamanic group wanted to connect with this power vortex energy, all that was needed was to stand or sit over the buried cache blade collection. These collections were typically placed in natural Earth Vortex areas, or neutral areas of balanced Earth energy flows. Some of the long linage caches grew so large it would be impractical to carry them around. As mentioned prior the largest cache of projectile points ever found in North America was Paulina Creek Cache in central Oregon. Below are examples of some cache blade collections that have been found.

My advice is to spend as much time as possible at a sacred site. If you are trying the artifact method, you do not need complete intact artifacts nor is there a need to spend a lot of money on them. In fact I have been told that if they are broken they are even more efficient to work with. There are a few reasons for this, but the main one is the emotional impetus that was sent into the artifact upon its destruction. A re-sharpened and re-broken (in the past) artifact can also increase this ability to connect. One thing is important if a targeted time period is being researched, it is nice to have enough of the artifact to identify its approximate cultural chronology. Even if the scientific chronology is not very accurate, it is helpful in the bigger picture of understandings as to who is who. Recently, I have been informed that even a flake off the original tool is as good to work with. The creation of the tool or projectile point has a specific energy/creation that comes from the creator’s consciousness. The tool maker applies force to create it and this force is imprinted into the flake as well as the tool.

By force I don’t mean the physical sticking of the knapper’s hammer, as it is actually the force of conscious desire that becomes imprinted. The tool might have many such strikes in its creation but apparently this doesn’t increase its power.

A note here: the flake will be on a different level of information and energy or purpose than the finished product.  The finished artifact will be linked more to the physical emotional imprinting of desire – the desire to create in the physical. This gives the tool or finished artifact the ability to become an icon for the conscious plan of the moment of its creation.                   

The variables for this process are endless, but this information does give some direction in what is needed. One last thing to mention here; the more individuals from the past we have connections to, the stronger the position will be. The ancient shamans in North America understood how collecting individual energies was a powerful tool. The first shamans to understand this would have started a collection of their different source energies and helpers (Communicators and Translators). As time went on this collection was passed onto the next generation of shamans (an inheritance). More was added by the new generation and some objects rejected because those aspects were dealt with. In time it was recognized that capturing or imprinting of the shaman themselves was all that was needed to access his or her “energy files”. From here it was just a matter of identifying that rocks (quartz based material) had a great ability for storage of energy.

The most precious tools or lithics were the projectile points or the early tooling stages of them called performs. These blade collections became the connectors and icons of past shamans. With each new generation of initiated shamans, another piece was added to the cache. Some cultures I have been told only added to the Cache after the initiate passed the tests. One of these styles of tests can be seen in the Nazca Lines. These lines were the proof that the initiate had the ability to go Out Of Body (OBE) by describing what form they saw on the ground. (No, there were no UFO landing pads involved! – This idea came from a non-shaman.)  

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