A Native American
Name does not come from a Native American
This needs to be
said, again, and again, and again!
Then repeated,
again, and again, and again.
Welcome Bridgeport
Connecticut
To one of many of
our postings, and websites about this very important subject.
Sacred Naming
Ceremony Protocol
7/3/11
I know your city,
our people traveled in and around that land for centuries.
Native and
non-native, are constantly looking for one of our ‘Sacred Ceremonies’, this one
seems to be at the top of the list?
So, let us back up a
few centuries to find the correct answer from the ancestors,
shall we?
Our ancestor’s
upbringing from their ancestors, always respected creation and feared (Love)
Kiehtan (Creator).
Therefore, when
making any type of important decision, asked (Prayed), until receiving an
answer from Kiehtan; this included all sacred ceremonies dealing with our
culture, always.
What I am telling
you is, be very careful whom it is that you are seeking information from before
you accept any answer.
If you want
(deserve), a Native American name there better be plenty of time allowed in
prayer from the person asking and to whom that person is asked, before an
answer (blessing), is receiver from Kiehtan.
In other words, a
stupid question, asked to a stupid person will always end with a stupid answer.
Every true
traditionalist will know a stupid name, so only a fool will want to wear a
stupid name, got it?
A Native American
Name always comes from Kiehtan.
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