Hi Cheryl,

Oh, I am so glad to see you again, I do hope this becomes a habit and you keep coming back.

Hugs and blessings,
Myrna


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Hello Dearest Myrna and Friends...

I want to share here...

a Native American Legend for the month of May Moon...

May Moon

May, Corn Planting Moon: Iakapana
Meditation:
May's great path of the moon is acceptance.
You don't have forever, so why worry about things you cannot change? What bothers you today will not bother you a year from now. You'll wonder what made you so angry. So sad. Perhaps you have to trip over a few more rocks in order to find your direction. Accept it, lying facedown on the earth, until it answers your prayer for meaning.
If those who stand in your way cast a shadow on your life, remember you can always step aside. It's probably sunnier on the other side of the path anyway. And fewer stones, besides.
Life demands so much. Often so little seems to return, no matter how hard you try. What matters is that you have hope and strenth to perseverance. Did you think you would ever be thanked?
What do you do when people hurt you? If you love them, practice kindness. If you don't love them, practice detachment.
Acceptance means you've grown up enough to handle the situation.
Taken from "Dancing Moons" by Nancy Wood

Hi Phil,

How could I have missed that I respect and appreciate as much as I do you.  I am so sorry not to answer your post.  I have no excuses, other then I goofed.

Thank you for your Cherokee Prayer and video.

Hugs,
Myrna

I always like this commercial and have always agreed with it, and look how much worse things are now, now we are going green, do they really know what green  means?

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Hi Alain,

Thank you so much for posting more wonderful information.

Native American Symbols

Native American symbols offer us a complete and reverent language of life, nature, and spirit. This language is unmatched in its depth and power.

This language derives it's power from the fact that American Indians viewed all things - whether seen or touched - living or inanimate - as possessors of a spirit.

Further, they recognize that everything in the universe holds a deeper meaning. As a result, all objects and beings deserve one's attention and respect. Therefore, Native American symbol meanings are an integral part of the Indian life.

Native American symbols bring concepts to mind that surpass words. These pictographs convey profound beliefs and perceptions.

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