Mohiigan (Kiehtan), Maïngan Deity News

10/25/15

Collection of Story's

Welcome Cheyenne Wyoming

http://www.cheyennecity.org/

To one of our website posting about a few elders stories

http://www.sachem-uncas.com/collection.html

I must apologize for so few, we have been putting them on our WordPress blog

https://sachemspeaks.wordpress.com/

and my webmaster has been involved in WordPress, Facebook and Twitter for quite some time now.

I am not smart enough and do not have the time to learn code?

Thank you for your visit.

Remember that you found your way to this sites

Never fear, we are only a website away.
If this did not answer your question, please write?

I like it when you write comments.

I love it when you have question.

Hope that this is of some help to you?

If not just write?

sachemwalkingfox@outlook.com

sachemuncas@centurylink.net

Shechaim Ohjieshan (Sachem Walkingfox)

of the

Mohiigan People

New England (Non-Recognized Tribes)

Received a note from a friend from up there in cold country, I was wondering if I lost them all after so many years in retirement, glad to hear from one every now and again.

One of the many (Requests) from my elders and the last request from my Grandfathers Head Clan Mother two days before her crossing, I was proud to help her and her family in our Crossing Ceremony, was always keep the tribes that do their best at keeping Kiehtan, our Culture and Ceremonies alive in their hearts, in my heart in whatever I do on this walk around Mother Earth?

I am trying?

I get my ears bent back and my fingers on the keyboard whenever any of them get slighted or thrashed on.

I must keep remembering that there are so many people un-like Senator Al Franken, a member of the Indian Affairs Committee, that should know better however, apparently does not!

So I should be cut them a little slack and a lot more patience?

If you are ever in the N Y/New England area and wish to join in ceremonies, look for the 'smaller non-government recognized tribes' for a lifelong blessing?

Many of the tribes around traded in their ancestors, ceremony and culture for a casino so beware.

Nothing against money!

And if one wishes to gamble away their hard earned money it is none of my business however, taking the last dime from an elder that clearly cannot afford it still infuriates me!

Thank-you for your visit my friend and may Kiehtan keep on blessing you and yours.

10/24/15

Aho Native American Meaning

Welcome West Palm Beach Florida

To one of our sites on the word AHO.

Meaning of AHO

http://mysmudgingblog.blogspot.com/2013/12/meaning-of-aho.html

To get to the meaning of this and most of our words translated into your language we should do a little background work?

We believe that many tribal ancestor came through the Bering Strait from the west.

This would answer a few questions as to the where and how of our language?

Many non-natives came to the land from the east and in one way or another, settled with our people?

So, let's take the word Aho?

Many countries around the wrold use this word and so do many Native American Tribes.

You also must remember that one of your, if not the only stopping place was to our site,

Meaning of AHO

http://mysmudgingblog.blogspot.com/2013/12/meaning-of-aho.html

The main use of this word from our people in the New England Area is a way of an agreement.

It is also used at the end of a statement as 'Case Closed'!

For instance, a leader of the people firmly stands with the talking stick and at the end states "AHO!"

In other words no more discussions on that subject!

https://sachemspeaks.wordpress.com/2014/12/17/when-sachem-spoke-he-stood-and-held-what/

Florida, on the other hand and please no disrespect intended, is a state of many, many mixed breed people and I am not an expert on language that the masses have settled on, sorry

"If there's a coal mine on a reservation, let's use it."

Coal mine on reservation's

"If there's a coal mine on a reservation, let's use it."

We should never under-estimate the intelligence or lack thereof, of our 'professional congressional politicians'?

Oil, Gas and Coal my Democratic Senator are just another type of Smallpox Blankets/Hysterectomy!

Wind and Solar are clean, clear, free and jobs for our people!

I am almost sure that Senator Al Franken is meaning well in his statement about the poor native people on government run reservations, or maybe not?

Democrats On Indian Affairs Committee Support Fast-tracking Tribal Energy Development

In what's become a rare occurrence in Washington, there was bipartisan agreement in a Senate hearing Wednesday that Native American tribes should have more leeway to develop energy resources on their land.

“Global warming is a real problem, but if they find a coal mine on a reservation, let’s use it," Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.) said.

"If there's a coal mine on a reservation, let's use it."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/tribal-energy-development-indian-affairs-comm_56290acde4b0ec0a38937c21

It would seem to "Native Eyes and Ears," that the people on the Indian Affairs Committee have not been to visit native villages, reservations or 'nations' as we have been calling them lately. And/or have not been a student of the history of this country?

I am not talking about "Smallpox Blankets or Hysterectomies and such,"

Yes, of course this all happened!

I am talking about the land the our people were herded onto!

The "Reservations" themselves!

Every native reservation (prison if you will), is a place that the invading government had no or very little use for.

Therefore a great place to put all of those 'Pesky Indians'?

Now we find, if we bothered to look?

Reservations, for the most part, are a great place to set up and run Wind-Generators and Solar-Panels.

Coal my Democratic Senator is just another type of Smallpox Blankets/Hysterectomy!

Wind and Solar are clean, clear, free and jobs for our people!

P.S.

If there’s 100 steps and 7 agencies that they need to go through to jobs and better living conditions, why is it being called "A Nation?"