I have been taught that when somebody in your family dies your sopposed to be in morning for a least a year... Which includes not dancing at pow wows. I have this one friend who just lost a close family member and I seen him dancing the next weekend. I wanted to ask what was up but instead I didn't bother. Thought well he must really need the money if he is dancing. Or do people not even worry about this anymore? Anyway, just wanted to see what everyone thinks. Talk to you later.
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Yeah, it depends on how who were raised! Sometimes before a family members passes away, they let you know ahead of time if they want you to keep dancing! My mother, who is still alive, told me that if she passing away, she wants me to keep on dancing. For me, being at pow-wows and dancing, keeps my spirit more alive!In Loving Memory of Allen Alberts Sr.March 1, 1945 to February 16, 2005R.I.P Daddy
~~~~~~~~~~~~As long as you keep a person down, some part of you is down there to hold that person down. So you don't soar higher than you want.
~~~CutHead Band of Sioux~~~
~~Native Pride~~
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