Life Giver
AUTHOR: Martha Moongazer Beard Come Little Cricket, sing with me. We will gather berries down by the stream, Take them to the fire and make Berry Bread. Tonight for the feast we shall all be fed.
Mother Earth
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Blessed to be Cherokee
AUTHOR: Martha Moongazer Beard Big sky above me where Eagle roams Mother Earth below me where I call home. Friends of the forest give life to me, Bounty in my valley is here to see.
Southwest Indian Symbols
Southwest Indian Symbols… KEYWORDS: southwest indian symbols of indigenous peoples american indian symbol hopi symbol navajo symbol sacred symbols mother earth symbol kokopelli flute player symbol Hopi nakwách symbol of brotherhood friendship symbol fertility symbol sign of the Elder War God Hopi God of Death Maasaw connected circles keptevipi Tapu’a Mother Earth symbol of spiritual rebirth House of Teuhu Here is a brief explanation of some Southwest Indian symbols. height=70 alt=”” src=”https://www.aaanativearts.com/wp-content/uploads/2004/11/brotherhood_symbol.gif” width=72 border=0 align=”left”> src=”water_symbol.gif” width=50 border=0 align=”right”>The two…
Fact vs. fiction regarding Indigenous Red Nations and people
INDIGENOUS RED NATIONS AND PEOPLES: Fiction and Fact
Much the same as foreign, european-based, white “immigrants” - currently called “Americans” - dislike the word “honky”, and African “blacks” disagree with the word “negro”, Indigenous Red “Indian” Nations and Peoples must be afforded the same respect - not to be associated with the following misconceptions. Discard everything you have been “taught” so far in your life, as the following information are probably facts you have never been allowed or fortunate to have heard about. So hang on and open your mind – which can also bring you true happiness! Read on for the real facts.
Legend of the Talking Feather
Many winters ago the people received a gift called the talking feather. I will share with you the story of how this came to pass.
New Beginnings
It is the beginning of the New Year,
I am still here.
I look forward to tomorrow,
Now that my heart feels no sorrow