1/22/16

Indian quote on the 4 corners


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While looking for information about the four corners, in our tribe it is a ceremony.

Like with Florida, Illinois tribes were forced out of their territory by the invading government and many tribes floated onto the land.

It just so happens that many of our people over in the east also landed there after the invading government forced them west.

Therefore, I am sure that some of those tribes have ceremonies at least close to what we still do over in the east.

Winnebago and Shawnee tribes come to mind.

Native American prayer to the 4 corners

2/21/12

Greensboro North Carolina


Four Directions (Shehukte Kina kihouk) is not the same as four corners, four directions is speaking about a balance of good and evil.

Please keep in mind that we have never and will never go into the many sacred ceremonies in writings because they are Sacred Ceremonies.

The Four Corners is one of the many ceremonies performed by the Head Clan Mother with the blessings of Creator and direction of a Sachem Chief.

At that point Head Clan Mother is in charge of how, what and who within the circle.


This ceremony could be for weddings, births, deaths, naming, and many more.

Once the Sachem is informed about a ceremony, the Head Clan Mother arranges a circle with her clan mothers in a four-corner position depending on which ceremony she needs to perform.

Everything in an American Native's ( Native American) culture is with the circle of life or within a circle, Mother Earth, Powwow circle, Paw~ paus circle, Fire circle, Prayer circle, even our Alters are in a circle.

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