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Native Rhythms Fesival
November 13, 2009 to November 15, 2009 – Wickham Park
The Indian River Flute Circle, in conjunction with Native Heritage Gathering, Inc. and the Brevard County Parks and Recreation Department, proudly present the inaugural cultural gathering of the Na...
Organized by The Indian River Flute Circle, The NA Heritage Grp and Brevard County Parks and Rec Dept | Type: native, american, music, arts, and, crafts
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Indivislbe:African-Native American Lives in the Americas
November 13, 2009 from 3pm to 6pm – Smithsonian Musem of the American Indian
Reception to follow in the Potomac Atrium Held on the occasion of the groundbreaking exhibition IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas, this symposium aims to bring visibility t...
Organized by Smithsonian Musem of the American Indian | Type: symposium
TRNS Member Advertising
I’ve decided to make a change to an old TRNS Policy and it should help some of you with your businesses, crafts, etc...
Okay, beginning on September 20, 2009 any of you can advertise your businesses, crafts, etc...within TRNS if you have need or want to, just don’t overload our video or photo section with hundreds of videos and photos of your items. Some uploaded videos and photos are fine, and our video and photo policy will remain intact, so it should take care of things if things should get out of hand... If you haven’t looked at the video and photo policy, it’s on the Home Page.
To date, our policy pertaining to personal business and crafts ads has been strictly restricted to Nada, from our membership; however, after lots of thought I’ve realized that we are all in this American Indian thing together and like true brothers and sisters, if we can help one another, we should. Right?
ps, If any of you decide to take advantage of our new policy, which I hope that many of you will, I would really appreciate a little group activity and not just entirely ad activity – give and take stuff.
Thank you and may you have a great experience as a new member of The Red Nation Society! >>~~~>BGSG
TRNS Photo & Video Policy
If you do not have a copy of what you have posted and you need to have one, please make sure that you have a copy saved to your personal computer. >>~~~>BGSG
About The Red Nation Society
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The Red Nation Society is a diverse group of people from diverse Races and Cultures, united and committed to preserving, sharing, building, practicing and respecting the Spirit of Friendship and mutual respect. We promote voice, vision and values of Friendship and mutual respect, to ensure a better World Community.
VALUES
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The Values that guide our goals are prayer, interdependence, independence, humor, generosity, traditions, culture, caring and acknowledging of our ancestors, respecting ourselves, each other, our environment and all of our relations.
Additionally, we join one another and associate from the Spirit of Friendship, mutual respect, insight, integrity, humility, strength, courage, acceptance and flexibility, with the goal of creating healthy and happy World Communities.
We carry on the traditions of bravery, resilience, purity, clarity, honesty, commitment, unity and cultural knowledge. We are focused and able. We have stamina and we willingly embody these values in our relationships as well as in our work. We honor our elders and each other and we are mindful of and respect the generations to come.
GOALS
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To advocate Friendship and mutual respect;
To promote Native American fellowship;
To be a stronger, united Native American voice of Friendship and mutual respect;
To support and promote culturally relevant activities;
To promote Native American voice, vision and values of Friendship and mutual respect.
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I was just sitting here thinking about things. I started to think of what I prayed for most. I alway…
Posted by michael allan white/ palehorse on November 9, 2009 at 1:13pm
Walking the Red Road November 9
Those who know how to play can easily leap over the adversities of life. And one who knows how to
sing and laugh never brews mischief.
IGLULIK PROVERB
On This Date in
Native American History
November 9, 1969: The occupation of Alcatraz, a defining moment in modern Native American history.
In 1969, Indian activists, following the lead of the black civil rights movement, staged several
protests. One of the most newsworthy was the occupation of Alcatraz Island, onc… Continue
Posted by Whispr on November 9, 2009 at 11:14am
Prayers For my Mohawk Brother....
Posted by Scott M Mitchell on November 8, 2009 at 9:13pm
THANK YOU !
I would like to also say that in this past September(2009) I met some new friends at a POW-WOW in Millsboro DE. of the Appalachian Nation Cherokees. The Chief was really loving his fried chicken that day. (laughing).He reminded me of a little boy with a big lollipop.Love and Blessings to everyone. Stay Well and warm.
Posted by Rita Lynn on November 7, 2009 at 9:17pm
Searching for NA Church
My name is Venus, a friend of Myst's, she has requested that I write this blog, as she is good with words, but has difficulty with the written word.
First a little background:
Myst left the rez at a young age. During that time, of her life attending her Grandfather's ministry life seemed complete, after his passing and moving away, she has found that life is not as complete as it once was and would love to have the feeling of completeness back.
As for me, I was raised in a Southern Ba… Continue
Posted by Myst Redbird on November 6, 2009 at 6:10pm — 3 Comments
Christmas is just around the corner it will be here before i know it
Posted by tammy shaw on November 6, 2009 at 12:00pm
The Symbolism of the Eagle Feather In the beginning, the Great Spirit above gave to the animals an…
In the beginning, the Great Spirit above gave to the animals and birds wisdom and knowledge and the power to talk to men. He sent these creatures to tell man that he showed himself through them. They would teach a chosen man sacred songs and dance, as well as, much ritual and lore.
The creature most loved by the Great Spirit was the eagle, for he tells the story of life. The Eagle, as you know, has only two eggs, and all living things in the world are divided… Continue
Posted by michael allan white/ palehorse on November 5, 2009 at 11:06am
Sorry I have not been around much
Sorry I have not been around much as of late, but my health is not good, and I have been so very tired. I will try and be more active and get more of our peoples stories/history posted in the sacred lodge...
Blessings and bountifull harvest to all
stephenwolf
Posted by Stephen McCormick on November 5, 2009 at 6:00am — 1 Comment
November 1, 2009 - Sunday The Council Tree At the river front settlements of Dardanelle, Arkansas S…
November 1, 2009 - Sunday The Council Tree
At the river front settlements of Dardanelle, Arkansas Sam Houston came upon an old Indian man walking down the road. The old Indian was being insulted and assaulted by a white settler which thus had caused the old Indian to fall and spill his corn all over the roadside… Continue
Posted by Winter Moon on November 3, 2009 at 1:00pm
Walking the red road November3
Happiness is not only good in itself but it is very healthful.
Hopi teaching
A Native to Know
Billy Mills, Oglala Sioux, was born June 30,1938, in South Dakota. He is known for his
outstanding long distance running abilities and his accomplishments at the 1964 Summer Olympic
games in Japan. Mills entered the 10,000 – meter run, knowing that no American has ever won that
race. Mills ran the 10,000- meter, won the Gold, and stands today as the only Native American… Continue
Posted by Whispr on November 3, 2009 at 10:10am
Forum
Purification Bath (not Art, but it is Culture)
I know there are things I am not to divulge when you are on either the Red Road and White Road. What I can say is that I am to do a purification bath. I need to know what I need for the bath as I a...
Tagged: Road, white, road, Red, teacher.
Started by EveningStar in Arts and Culture 1 day ago.
Oldest artefact in America unearthed
Here's the lnk: http://www.nature.com/news/2009/091105/full/news.2
Started by Chris Carty in News 1 day ago.
Firearms
I don't live on a reserve but I was wondering what some of the laws are concerning firearm ownership. I'm assuming it varies by Nation. Are there any reserves that issue their own Concealed weapons...
Started by Chris Carty in General Discussion 1 day ago.
WHERE DO YOU PUT YOUR INDIAN WHEN YOU ARE ACTING WHITE 15 Replies
WHERE DO YOU PUT YOUR INDIAN WHEN YOU ARE ACTING WHITE? Written by Donna Calls the Buffalo Simms Many years ago when I asked my Grandfather (Dragging Wolf) why he did not buy him self some new clo...
Started by Louise Thundercloud in General Discussion. Last reply by Chris Carty Nov 8.
I won't be able to be on as often.
Osiyo! My daughter was in a fender bender. She's fine however has a broken leg and she's staying with us. I won't be able to be on as often. Thank you all dear friends!
Started by joann star spirit in Thank Yous & Will Be Away/offline notices and related Info. Nov 3.
Two Gray Hills Girl
Two Gray Hills Girl When I was in school, the girls in boarding school were brought from far off places like Two Gray Hills. In the those days the ones who dressed a little odd and acted more ”Joh...
Started by johnny rustywire in Contests Nov 3.
Beadwork 3 Replies
I have been taught as a young child how to bead, and I have been beading more often than ever these days...I come from a long line of relatives that travel many miles to dance, each of them proud t...
Tagged: necklaces.leggings, keychains, earrings, oufits, beadwork
Started by Cheyenne Dawn in Crafts. Last reply by Donna Dorn Oct 29.
Is it?...a walk with Isiah...
Is it? My grandson, Isiah, asked me about werewolves vs. coyotes which would eat who and who was more scared of the other...I told him, “Way back in the day, before the time of horses, and when the...
Started by johnny rustywire in General Discussion Oct 27.
Indian 2 Replies
Indian The sound of the song was one I knew, the Duke of Earl, an oldie. I could hear it playing as I walked through the thicket of Russian Olive trees to the campsite. August the end of summer, ho...
Started by johnny rustywire in General Discussion. Last reply by Cher B Oct 11.
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