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Our Mission

Chief Joseph’s purpose is to remind us of three things we already know, but may have forgotten:

Our true life's purpose, in using our unique talents, is to reconnect with our higher selves or souls. And then we are best able to help our brothers and sisters do the same, thus fully empowering them in their own spiritual growth.

Chief Joseph’s mission is to simply remind you who you are. When you are so filled with the glory and divinity of who you are -- when you quite literally fall "head-over-heels" in love with yourself, you will easily handle all your life's issues and challenges. Your personal and spiritual growth will soar.

You will clearly remember your purpose in coming to this incarnation: To reconnect with your soul and to experience joy in every aspect of your earthly life. It’s all about loving and appreciating yourself, all others, and all of life.

How It Started

On May 24, 1992, as the sun broke through the misty silvery stillness of the California mountains, a familiar figure appeared to me. He identified himself as Chief Joseph. He was familiar because he'd been lingering on the periphery of my awareness for six years. But I never knew who he was. Now I did.

In one of his many physical lifetimes, this spirit was incarnated as the legendary Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce Tribe in what is now the U.S. state of Oregon.

Chief Joseph lived from about 1840 until September 21, 1904. During the 1877 Nez Perce War and until his death, Joseph was one of the tribe's prominent leaders. An eloquent speaker and statesman, he was a strong advocate of American Indian rights, the equality of all people, and deep reverence for our Mother Earth and all her inhabitants.

In May 1992, I was experiencing some pretty hefty challenges in my personal and spiritual life. (Or, to use Joseph's definition of challenges, opportunities for remembering who I am.) He offered to help me. I said, "Sure, I can use all the help I can get!"

And so it began. Joseph and I continued like that, one-on-one, for several years. We dealt mostly with my personal issues.

Then, toward the end of 1995, Joseph asked if I'd consider channeling for others, especially since it had been so helpful to me. I said, "No, I don't think so." But one thing led to another. And, ultimately, Joseph prevailed. So we started doing private sessions.

When I first started communicating with Joseph, I was a real novice at that sort of thing. And I was sometimes uneasy when asked to channel him.

But as I became more comfortable in my own abilities and in the abilities of Spirit, my powers of communication (or channeling) became greater. And I was able to access the higher aspects of this entity I'd known as Chief Joseph. I was able to reach into what you might call the "Joseph soul group." A group of spirits who are clearly a highly evolved and powerful family of teachers.

Today I've become a "point of focus," for this evolved group we now call simply "Joseph." This group certainly includes the wise being we know as Chief Joseph, but also other spirit beings.

In 1996 we started publishing Sentinels of the Sky Newsletter: Conversations With Chief Joseph and John Cali, now known as the Chief Joseph Newsletter..

I can't say it was an easy journey in the beginning. But it was fun and fulfilling, and it still is. More importantly, though, this journey has brought many people (including me) closer to remembering who we really are, and why we are here. It's helped us feel better about being human. And it's helped us know we are spirit beings in human form, and to rejoice in that knowing.

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As many of you know, the historical Chief Joseph was essentially homeless from 1877 until he died in 1904. The U.S. Army violently ousted Joseph and his Nez Perce people from their ancestral home in the beautiful Wallowa Valley of what is now Oregon. Neither he nor most of his Nez Perce people were ever again allowed to return to their beloved homeland.

And so we donate a percentage of our profits to the Red Feather Development Group. Red Feather is a national nonprofit housing and community development organization dedicated to helping the over-300,000 homeless Native Americans on reservations throughout the USA. Red Feather builds homes using environmentally sustainable and durable straw bale construction. More importantly, Red Feather helps to uplift and empower Native Americans.

We also donate a percentage of our profits to other non-profit organizations who serve humanity, including these of Neale Donald Walsch's organizations:

ReCreation Foundation
School of The New Spirituality

We also support Optimist International

We urge you to support any of these organizations you feel drawn to. The more of us willing to support and promote any organization devoted to the welfare of our human sisters and brothers, the better we make the world we all live in.