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Ah brave one, the answers that you seek are there to be found. With those answers comes good fortune, many scalps and shade with sweet water. But you must understand that with the knowledge i seek to bestow on you great honor and responsibility to your ancestors come.Originally posted by cassiane View PostI'm new here. I'm looking forward to learn more things about native american culture.
I too once stood atop Winkte Hill and asked these same questions, while admiring the vision I had of our young warriors while the sweat glistened from thier pectorals. I sweat many of night at my lodge until the answer came to me. The path on which my moccasins took me led to the quest of locating not only the records but the shades of my ancestors. I was guided by the Spirit of Two.
I can help in many ways as i have access to many records going back thousands of moons to the days where the water was as pure as the air and the hunting was abundant for beaver. In my vision i had eaten so much beaver i became tired of the salmon-like taste and sought out much more. Now fast forward to modern times my desire for knowledge and answers have yet to be satisfied as i am always wanting to learn. I also like to help others but i know that in this world theere are a few conditions that must be met.....even required to quench the thirst for indigenous wisdom and guidance. I am guided by the Spirit of Two and have given my live to HIM.
So i would LOVE to help you, please inbox me, but as i am going to use every rescource available to help you discover your roots and you ancestors, i must ask a simple thing. Are you ready to embrace me as a brother? Will you walk hand in hand as one withe the almighty Two-Spirit down the red path?
Mitaukuye Oyasin"I on the trail of a possible good Indian lady and she is reported to like the old way's and she to believes in big family and being at home with kids all the time"... - MOTOOPI aka WOUNDED BEAR
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Welcome to Powwows.com.
You've just had your first lesson about Native cultures and people. We do love to joke and tease.Comment
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And we like to go Teepee Peeping!
Why must I feel like that..why must I chase the cat?
"When I was young man I did some dumb things and the elders would talk to me. Sometimes I listened. Time went by and as I looked around...I was the elder".
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Welcome Aboard!!
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I have a feeling that the original poster will only post once and disappear.Wanjica Infinity No OneComment
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About cassiane
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books, magazine, cooking
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Speak for yourself, JD.Originally posted by Joe's Dad View Post
Take nothing for granted. Life can change irrevocably in a heartbeat.
I will not feed the troll-well, I will try.Comment
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Why must I feel like that..why must I chase the cat?
"When I was young man I did some dumb things and the elders would talk to me. Sometimes I listened. Time went by and as I looked around...I was the elder".
Mr. Rossie FreemanComment
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Take nothing for granted. Life can change irrevocably in a heartbeat.
I will not feed the troll-well, I will try.Comment
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I don't TeePee peep, I Teepee creep!"Don't trust anyone who isn't angry."
- John Trudell
"Don't trust anyone who isn't hungry."
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Hello and welcome to the forum :)Make sure to post on the books thread http://www.powwows.com/gathering/showthread.php?t=62514
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