Siyo family.
We have a request for smoke. Linda Weaving Dreams sent an email that her mother is in the hospital with stomach pains. We don't know what's going on at this point, but will update here when we have more information
Wado, Weighs The Truth
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Did you know...
A Native to Know
Sequoyah (1770-1843), Cherokee, developed a syllabary for the Cherokee langauge and opened many new doors for his fellow people. It took Sequoyah 12 years to finish his work, and he will be remembered as one of the only people in world history to create an entire syllabary on his own.
Sequoyah (1770-1843), Cherokee, developed a syllabary for the Cherokee langauge and opened many new doors for his fellow people. It took Sequoyah 12 years to finish his work, and he will be remembered as one of the only people in world history to create an entire syllabary on his own.
Wado
Linda Weaving Dreams, for providing Spirit People with so many pages of resources to share here. Your work and dedication to the people is very much appreciated.
Bill Sharpe, TampaGold.com, for creating this blog so all the treasures found can be preserved for future generations. Your thoughtfulness and kindness to the people means more than we can say.
Weighs The Truth
Spiritual Advisor
Spirit People Intertribal Family
Bill Sharpe, TampaGold.com, for creating this blog so all the treasures found can be preserved for future generations. Your thoughtfulness and kindness to the people means more than we can say.
Weighs The Truth
Spiritual Advisor
Spirit People Intertribal Family
Important dates in April
April 14, 1614 - John Rolfe marries Pocahontas
April 9, 1884 - Sacajawea dies in Wyoming on the Wind River Reservation
April 13, 1946 - Congress creates the Indian Claims Commission
April 20, 1988 - Congress repeals Termination of Tribes resolution
Information provided by the Native American Rights Fund, Boulder, CO.
"We ask for nothing more, and will accept nothing less than the U.S. government keeping the promises it has made to Native Americans." John E. Echohawk, Executive Director NARF
April 9, 1884 - Sacajawea dies in Wyoming on the Wind River Reservation
April 13, 1946 - Congress creates the Indian Claims Commission
April 20, 1988 - Congress repeals Termination of Tribes resolution
Information provided by the Native American Rights Fund, Boulder, CO.
"We ask for nothing more, and will accept nothing less than the U.S. government keeping the promises it has made to Native Americans." John E. Echohawk, Executive Director NARF
Quotes
"In our story of Creation, we talk about each one of us having our own path to travel, and our own gift to give and to share. You see, what we say is that the Creator gave us all special gifts; each one of us is special. And each one of us is a special gift to each other because we've got something to share."
--John Peters (Slow Turtle), WAMPANOAG
Everyone makes his feast as he thinks best, to please the Great Spirit, who has the care of all created beings. BLACK HAWK SAUK
"Dissimilar things were fitted together to make something beautiful and whole." -Nippawanock, ARAPAHOE - Grandfather, today, let me see the beauty of the whole.
--John Peters (Slow Turtle), WAMPANOAG
Everyone makes his feast as he thinks best, to please the Great Spirit, who has the care of all created beings. BLACK HAWK SAUK
"Dissimilar things were fitted together to make something beautiful and whole." -Nippawanock, ARAPAHOE - Grandfather, today, let me see the beauty of the whole.
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