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Myrna 6311 16559 Waynes...	Re: Great announcement for Native Americans 6/1/2011 3:12:01 AM
	Sara, You wrote:Native Americans. I only stopped by to read some of the wonderful material here. I have nothing always believed that we need to pay attention to the important elements as did the Natives. Water, Earth, Sky and Wind - they also believed in one true God. How could we have come in and called them savages???!!! Oh how I agree with your statement. I love their way of worship and their beliefs, they got it straight from the Divine Creator. Meditation was a huge thing for them, it is where they got all their information.
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Myrna 6311 16559 Waynes...	RE: Great announcement for Native Americans 6/1/2011 3:56:41 AM
	HI Pat, I am so slow at answering these posts, that I missed yours, didn't mean to miss you because I love what you said. wonderful story myrna. i made dream catchers and sold them in my craft mall years ago. I love Dream Catchers, I need a Dream Catcher for my dreams because they go away about as quick as I have dreamed a dream. Check these beauties out
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Myrna 6311 16559 Waynes...	Re: Great announcement for Native Americans 6/9/2011 1:55:28 PM

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Sara Gardner 1245 5345 Burlin...	Re: Great announcement for Native Americans 6/9/2011 4:11:47 PM
	Myrna, I just listened to your video Mystic Love. It is so beautiful and really helped relax me. Thank you for sharing, Sara

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Myrna 6311 16559 Waynes...	Re: Great announcement for Native Americans 6/9/2011 11:04:03 PM
	Hi Sara, I am so glad that you were so relaxed, I felt the same thing. Native American spirituality is rich in history and culture, with many of its traditions still practiced within tribes today. To understand the depth of the faith of Native Americans, one must take the time to learn about the various practices and rituals, and, most importantly, the meaning found behind them. Native American Indians have remained true to their roots, despite the numerous transitions and periods of adversity encountered over generations. From tribal dances to special blessings, rituals have remained strong and true, unshaken by changing times. Read on for more information regarding Native American spirituality and the lessons learned from it. The Beginnings of Native American Spirituality When Europeans first settled in North America, there were more than 1,000 tribes native to the continent. Each of the individual sects had its own rituals and spiritual beliefs, which would make an article covering each aspect of Native American spirituality massive. However, it can be said that all tribes shared a common bond of making spirituality the very center of their lives, and the culture continues to be extremely spiritual today. Native American spirituality is nature-based, as the culture has always had a close bond with the earth. The various rituals associated with each tribe are based upon the area in which they live. Great Plains Indians worship sky and sun, while farming Native Americans worship the corn god or animals they depend upon for food, clothing and general survival. This nature worship is rooted in Native Americans’ deep tradition of mythology, in which people are one with the land. While mainstream Western Christianity teaches of original sin and earth as a transitory place, Native American spirituality teaches that earth is our permanent home and there is no concept of heaven or division from God or other deities. more here:
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