Yes, but it does not mean the unity of the Traditional with the New Age. The Traditional would like to preserve and protect their Sacred Grounds, not advocate them for the public or the media. All that would do would allow for these Sacred Grounds to be trespassed on, and be further desecrated, with looting and illegal excavations. No, but we do not want to see it further abused like you have already abused your own religion and customs from time to time. Already the Indian has lost far too much and much of that cannot be ever returned.
Respect goes along ways.
Know that it is not your help that is not wanted, but your understanding that is needed. There are many non-Indians who now stand beside us and are willing to help, and they do not request to practice our ceremony's and such, but ask only that they be allowed to understand and help when help is needed. There is no wrong in explaining and answering questions of those who have a concern and interest. Education is a tool of life, and there is a right way and a wrong way to educate people. Help preserve and protect the Native American Indian Tradition and Traditional Belief, help stop the abuse and misuse of the Tradition and Traditional Belief.