1988 saw the first publication of Four Arrows' recently republished, seminal work on the application of hypnosis by first responders to address physical, mental and emotional trauma and immediately initiate self-healing processes for life-saving and therapeutic outcomes. The book provides simple, clear instructions on how to enter the kinship mindset and practice hypnotic interpersonal communications that activate the innate powers of the recipient.

Four Arrows' 1994 work exposed the mass hypnosis tactics used by Rush Limbaugh to bypass the critical faculties of his audience and manipulate the public in support of corporate and industrial interests. The Bum's Rush was a significant early warning against the disinformation campaigns that have since become commonplace to persuade voters and consumers to act against their own interests.

Four Arrows' breakthrough work codifies the practical applications of metacognitive trance-based learning as both a philosophical framework and a way of life. Encapsulated in the mnemonic "CAT-FAWN" (Concentration Activated Transformation -- Fear, Authority, Words, Nature), the work provides a cross-cultural regimen for healing mind, body and spirit and restoring harmony in an increasingly fragmented world.

This book goes way beyond anti-Indianism in America; it exposes how colonial language and narratives perpetuate systemic oppressive policies, power structures and the underlying frameworks of civilization. Decolonizing communications is shown to be a pre-requisite for healthy, productive interpersonal and group dynamics. Most significantly, the work makes clear that each party bound in a colonized relationship, whether identified as oppressor or oppressed, suffers intensely from the trauma endemic to their role.

An interdisciplinary exploration of the intersection between neuroscience, philosophy, and Indigenous wisdom traditions, the book advocates for a holistic understanding of human consciousness and cognition, demonstrating how Indigenous knowledge systems offer profound insights that can complement and expand modern scientific approaches. Indigenous worldview as described in this work perceives consciousness as deeply interconnected with nature, community and spirit, supporting practices that are inherently holistic, integrating emotional, econological and relational aspects of cognition that hegemonic science often overlooks or dismisses a priori.

A compelling framework for addressing global challenges through the application of Indigenous knowledge systems to restore ecological balance, community well-being, and sustainable living. The authors stress the importance of viewing the world through a kinship lens that prioritizes interconnectedness, mutual respect, and harmony among all living beings, including humans, animals, plants and the Earth itself. Restoring the Kinship Worldview provides guidance on ways to integrate Indigenous precepts into personal, organizational and societal practices by engaging in community-building, adopting sustainable lifestyles and developing programs and policies that reflect kinship values.

As we face planetary ecosystem collapse and the mass extinction of species, Four Arrows will facilitate an AI-mediated collaborative project to document, share, reflect and transform our experiences across the globe. The project combines reflection, action and community engagement to address potential scarcity in local and regional foodsheds, watersheds and energy resources, rising authoritarianism, nationalism and violence, disinformation and censorship and related societal issues. Participants will explore such themes as interconnectedness, fearlessnes, trance-based learning, generosity and the birthing of a new kinship-based culture that can be shared by all the peoples of the earth.