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"In Sacred Art Sacred Earth, Heyoka has told the story of his life by exposing his personal and creative journey as an offering that reveals the source of creativity and the roots of imagination. The exquisite photographs of his sacred art make his alchemical visions available to many, book form. The story of his courageous growth into shamanistic powers opens our hearts." Barbara Hand Clow: Author of The Pleiadian Agenda and Heart of The Christos.

80 color photographs of Heyoka Merrifield's jewelry and sculpture. Large 9" by 12" format. Printed on very heavy stock, it has 144 pages. A signature bound, quality paperback. $30, including postage within the United States. Outside U. S. add airmail postage cost for two pounds.

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The story of White Buffalo Woman is the primary myth of the Native American tribes of high plains. She brought the peace pipe to the people and gave them the sacred teachings of life.

Heyoka Merrifield tells the story from birth to an old man of Owl, one of the young men that first contacted White Buffalo Woman. The teachings of sacred pipe are shown unfolding the essential nature of his tribe, and later all the surrounding peoples. Owl and his twin brother are apprenticed to the tribal medicine woman, their grandmother Eyes of Wisdom.

Illustrated with 14 pictures and drawings. 119 pages. $12.

Cover art by Kieth Powell.

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In his prequel to Eyes of Wisdom, The Myth of White Buffalo Woman, Heyoka describes the life of the people who worshiped in the great cave temples of Europe thousands of years ago. These Paleolithic hunter/gatherer ancestors of ours had a deep connection with the wisdom of the Earth, and their unique ceremonies reflected their pursuit of the Way of Balance within the Web of Life. When the Aryan tribes overwhelm the older cultures of the world, the People of The Painted Earth Temple are forced to leave Gaia’s Land and migrate over the land bridge into the New World. Merrifield’s story brings to light that rediscovering the way our ancient grandparents were nurtured by life in the natural world may be an empowering gift in our present journey toward wholeness.

Illustrated with 15 pictures and drawings. 160 pages. $12.

Cover art by Kieth Powell.

White Buffalo Woman, of Native American mythology, journeys to the land of the Hopis (the peaceful people). In their village, she is honored as a respected Medicine healer and teacher. Buffalo Woman becomes part of a dream circle that receives highly prophetic teachings. The prophesies, most of which  have come true now, were met to help us and the Hopi tribe find a path of balance during this crucial time on Mother Earth.

Illustrated with 20 pictures and drawings. 180 pages. $12.

Cover art by my daughter Willow.