Pineal Gland Awakening: Star Nations Teachings

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Eli Painted Crow

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Hopi Eagle Dance




Hopi Elder Ruben Saufkie sr. & his son,
Yuk Yuk performing an Eagle Dance
New Year's Eve 2006

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Indian Serenity Prayer

Creator, grant me the strength of eagles wings,
the faith and courage to fly to new heights,
and the wisdom to rely on his spirit to carry me there.

http://www.nativeamericangiftshop.com/prayers.htm

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Trouble no one about their religion;
respect others in their view,
and demand that they respect yours.

Chief Tecumseh

http://www.nativeamericangiftshop.com/prayers.htm

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Sacred Mountain

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Eagle Dance Song

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Evening Song

[Oliver]

Source: http://maria.willowrise.com/archives/tag/art/

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A Tribute to Ben Black Elk

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Inipi Songs

Translation:
Mnicaluzatanhan- From fast-moving water
Kinyan-flying
wauwelo-I come
Tak ociciyakinkta ca-I have something to tell you, so
he wauwelo- I come
Ca tanyan anamagoptan yo- So hear me well
Wanna wanmayanka yo-Now, see me

Ninepin etkiya-Toward you
kinyan wauwelo- flying, I come
Wicake kin-the truth
Ociciyakinkta ca-I will tell you, so
he wauwelo-I come


Ca tanyan anamagoptan yo-So hear me well
Wanna wanmayanka yo-Now, see me

Wankatatanhan-from above
kinyan wauwelo- flying, I come
Ake nic'ignayinkta sni- You will not deceive yourself again
Ca he wauwelo-So, I come
Ca tanyan anamagoptan yo- so hear me well
Wanna wanmayanka yo-Now see me

Akawinga, akawinga -

Circling

, circling around,
Kinyan wauwelo-Flying, I come
Otan'inyan-clearly
yanajinkta ca-you will stand, so
He wauwelo-I come

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Opposition critics and First Nations leaders are slamming the government
after Health Canada shipped dozens of body bags to aboriginal communities
in Manitoba that have been hit hard by swine flu.

Chiefs said the body bags were sent to a handful of northern communities
where dozens had to be airlifted earlier this year.

"If this is preparedness, they're sending the wrong message to our communities.
Who would do such a thing?" Grand Chief David Harper, representing Manitoba's
northern First Nations, asked Wednesday.

"It's like sending body bags to Afghanistan for our soldiers. We've been asking for
proper health institutions, proper health equipment. Instead, what do we get?
Body bags. That's totally unacceptable."


Full story:

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNew...hub=TopStories

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Liberals demand apology over body bags sent to Manitoba reserves

OTTAWA - The federal government has sent a message to aboriginal Canadians that it expects them to die from the swine flu and Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq should offer an apology for the dozens of body bags that were sent to several First Nations communities in Manitoba, Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff said Thursday..........


Aglukkaq said Thursday the incident was unacceptable:

"It was insensitive and offensive. As minister of health and as an aboriginal I am offended," she said in a written statement. " To all who took offence at what occurred, I want to say that I share your concern and I pledge to get to the bottom of it.

"I have ordered my deputy minister to conduct a thorough and immediate inquiry into the situation. I will make the result of the inquiry public."



http://news.globaltv.com/Liberals+de...890/story.html

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yahoo news had a video showing Grand Chief Dave Harper taping up the boxes of body bags and marking them ' return to sender'
within hours that video was taken down -

I found this video on youtube

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http://www.disclose.tv/viewvideo/300...flu_body_bags/

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[Northern Boy]

Good ole Government for you . This is friggen sad some ones head should be rolling for this. We can`t send you hand sanitizer because we are scared you`ll drink it so here try this body bag on and if its to tight call us and we will send a bigger one . Makes me wonder why i`m even on this rock

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Originally Posted by Northern Boy

Good ole Government for you . This is friggen sad some ones head should be rolling for this. We can`t send you hand sanitizer because we are scared you`ll drink it so here try this body bag on and if its to tight call us and we will send a bigger one . Makes me wonder why i`m even on this rock

thanks for that NB...its true...we wont sent sanitizer because you might drink it sooooooo.....here put this on when you are dead....


they were all returned left at the doorstep....return to sender...

[Oliver]

This is the great chief Sitting Bull. I have only pure respect for this man and what he did during his life.



Source: http://texaslady59.wordpress.com/ame...indian-series/

[peaceandlove]

Blessings Day,

Exceptional thread! Love the flute "Eagles Dance Song" performance.

Thank you,

PaL

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Originally Posted by peaceandlove

Blessings Day,

Exceptional thread! Love the flute "Eagles Dance Song" performance.

Thank you,

PaL

sgi (thank you) PaL

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Originally Posted by Oliver

This is the great chief Sitting Bull. I have only pure respect for this man and what he did during his life.

Oliver you are a wonderful person, a great friend .. I respect you and honor your jouney

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We Were Not the Savages
by Daniel N. Paul

We Were Not the Savages is a history of the near demise, caused by the European invasion of the Americas, of ancient democratic North American First Nations; with special focus on the Mi'kmaq, from a Mi'kmaq perspective. Although other European Nations, Spain for instance, were in on the slaughter this history relates in detail the actions of only one, Great Britain.

In Great Britain's case it isn't hard to prove culpability, because British colonial officials, while representing the Crown, recorded in minute detail the horrors they committed. When reading their records one often gets the impression that they were proud of the barbarous crimes against humanity that they had committed in their brutal efforts to acquire the properties of sovereign First Nations Peoples by exterminating them. From my knowledge of what they did I can, without fear of contradiction from men and women of good conscience, use the term monstrous to describe it.


In Great Britain's case it isn't hard to prove culpability, because British colonial officials, while representing the Crown, recorded in minute detail the horrors they committed. When reading their records one often gets the impression that they were proud of the barbarous crimes against humanity that they had committed in their brutal efforts to acquire the properties of sovereign First Nations Peoples by exterminating them. From my knowledge of what they did I can, without fear of contradiction from men and women of good conscience, use the term monstrous to describe it.


In fact, after reviewing the horrific barbarities that the European invaders subjected First Nations citizens too, one finds it almost impossible to comprehend how any survived. That some North American First Nations Peoples did survive the best efforts of their tormentors to exterminate them, 1497 to 1850s, and then from the mid-1800s to the mid-1900s a malnutrition existence under the rule of Canada and the United States, is a testament to the tenacious courage and faith in the Great Spirit of our ancestors.

Today, although starvation and malnutrition have been mostly eliminated, the systemic racism instilled in the majority of Caucasians by colonial demonizing propaganda about our ancestors, which depicts them as the ultimate sub-human savage, is still widespread. This is witnessed by the level of discrimination still suffered, which is a very heavy burden for our Peoples to try to overcome.


Interestingly, although both claim to be compassionate countries with justice for all as a core value, Canada and the United States are not making any viable effort to substitute demonizing colonial propaganda with the truth. This is why I wrote We Were Not the Savages, my small effort to air as much of the truth as possible.

http://www.danielnpaul.com/WeWereNot...aqHistory.html