Native/Shamans is
the 2nd most asked question to this day just below Circle and just above
Pow-wow.
So, I will be
directing you to a new page of sites of interest for added explanations so as
to not lose you and your attention span?
This question
was asked twice on Wednesday July 1st
This question about
shamans in native tribes keeps coming up often since I started tracking your
questions in the middle 1980's
so I must take time
to answer correctly, in order to not boor my readers to death I will be
splitting up this post?
I have added a new
page at the top of our Sachem Speaks blog in order to help explain better the
questions most asked out on the internet.
Directory
Please refer to this
page as often as possible for questions?
I did this for your
convenience while reading our many sites.
Mean while back to
the question Native American Shamans in Florida
Welcome Valrico
Florida
To a few of our
postings about Shamans in the native culture.
What is Shamanism?
Native American
shaman teachers in Florida
Medicine man or
Shaman stories?
While looking for
information about,
Native American
Shamans in Florida
There were a number
of (Indian) Native American tribes living in Florida before the Spanish came.
Timucuans/Tequesta
come to mind if one wishes to talk about native beliefs?
and
Today there are
about a hundred or so 'patched up occult Algonquian tribes' floating around the
state.
However this does
not make them a real First People Tribe of Native Americans.
The closest tribe
(village of people), one can come to having an occult shamans became existent
soon after the Dutch and/or long before the Spanish showed up.
Just because these
tribes, the Timucuans/Tequesta worshipped the Sun, Moon and animals does not
mean that they were of the occult?
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