About 60% of our body is water

Walking for Water

Indigenous people carry water from four corners to Lake Superior

http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2011/04/30-1

About 60% of our body is water, as you can see it is one of the most important part of life as we know it!

In a way it is good to See from this article that central Florida is not the only place that disrespects our water, we are abusing this precious commodity everywhere.

Lake County Commission/ Niagara Water Lawsuit.

http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2011-01-03/news/os-groveland-niagara-bottling-settlem20110103_1_groveland-council-member-niagara-bottling-groveland-first/2

Science Daily

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/09/100910130557.htm

Without water, food or air we are no more!

Let’s show our likenesses instead of our differences?

Native Americans to meet in Phoenix

Baptist Press News with a Christian perspective.

http://www.bpnews.net/BPnews.asp?ID=35153

We, the Native Americans and the Christians need much, much more of this kind of press!

I have not been to a round table discussion in so many years I can no long remember the dates, however I will never forget those feelings because of so many great questions, sorry I had to move for medical reasons.

The Fellowship of Native American Christians (FoNAC), scheduled to meet June 13 in Phoenix.

Anyone with an interest in ministry with Native Americans is invited to attend.

Of course meetings that I am use to are meetings with any religious group and usually held at a school or university however, a meeting is a meeting.

If you have a question or comment

just click on the comment just below this blog,

Sachem will be pleased to get back to you.

Native American Ceremonies.

Launches Website to Help Veterans With P.T.S.D

http://ndn.me/news/read/4045

Anyone that knows me or has been reading my websites and blogs know that I watch very carefully when a school, even a university has a website about Native American Ceremonies. Welcome to Veterans Ceremonies and Resources.

http://www.veteranceremonies.org/default.aspx

This website appears to be a very appreciated exception. Assistant professor Lawrence Gross, a Montana State University professor an Anishinaabe Ojibwe has what I call an about time website for helping all of my brothers and sisters from wars, conflicts and incidences, native and non natives, we are all one in our stress both physically and mentally and Traditional Natives know that ceremonies like what he is doing will greatly help us all.

If you have a question or comment

just click on the comment just below this blog,

Sachem will be pleased to get back to you.

Coyote, Powwow and Trickster.

Once again not all spirits are evil!!!!!

Some spirits are wandering around looking for help on ways to the path home to our ancestors, these spirits were in the wrong place at the wrong time, they will never hurt you

In LeRoy’s Kiwanis Park stands a 100-year-old statue of a Kickapoo chief called Wausaneta.

LeRoy’s is tied to spiritualism, the belief that the dead have the means to communicate with the living. A spiritualist Simeon H. West embraced in his spiritualism and Shuns any other belief.

Well I beg to differ with Mr. West, many other religions also believe in a god that allows spirit communication with the dead!

The Hebrews, Christians, Native Americans, and Islam believe in this god also.

The Hebrew, Jews, believe in Satan.

http://www.whatjewsbelieve.org/explanation7.html

The Christians believe in Satan/Devil.

http://www.newapologia.com/what-is-the-devil.php

The Islam religion also believes in Satan/Devil.

http://www.islamtutor.com/islam.php?p=basic-islamic-beliefs

China, Japan, Malaysia, and even India have Devils or Evil spirits.

http://gothlupin.tripod.com/vvampeast.html

Native Americans in Indian country also believe in this evil spirit, some call it Coyote, powwow and Trickster.

http://www.cuyamaca.edu/kathryn.valdivia/mythology/Lectures/Trickster%20Myths.pdf

Be very afraid of the spirit powwow!

Even American Humanist Association is a religion!

Once again I say GOD BLESS the Lady Lake Florida Commissioners.

http://www.dailycommercial.com/

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/lake/os-prayer-controversy-lady-lake-20110419,0,4683000.story

As a Traditional Native American I do have issues with most organized religions however, in this case the commissioners offer a chance for prayer from many different organizations, even Humanist have the chance to take a minute at the beginning of meetings!

If I lived in Lady Lakes I could say a prayer to Creator.

Even American Humanist Association is a religion!

Bill Calhoun and his organization do not want to speak, they only wish to bully the other 99.99% of the people into their way of thinking.

I believe that Bill Calhoun and the American Humanist Association need to move to China (Pluralism)were they can feel much more comfortable complaining about God!