by Beverly Sourjohn Patchell (Author), Ronald Ray Cooper (Author), Clifford E. Trafzer (Author)
This book tells the story of Comanche spiritual healer and holy man Kenneth Coosewoon. After an early life of abuse and addiction, Kenneth's vision and the Grandfather's gift of Blue Medicine, led him to help innumerable people over decades, curing their burdens whether physical, mental or spiritual. A modest and humble man, Kenneth gives all credit to the Great Creator who directed him to discover the power of the Sweat Lodge Ceremony in easing the discomfort of others and providing true healing to so many. He helps everyone that asks him for assistance, and he never discriminates between people, saying "we are all the same human beings, put here by the same Creator, and we all need help at times." However, he never promises that his Ceremonies or prayers will heal anyone because, "that is in the hands of the Grandfather, not me." His road is one of purpose, assisting others-it is the Good Red Road.