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View from the Red Road. Saturday, April 21, 2007. Religion" And Indigenous Peoples. Religion and Indigenous Peoples. It remains true that the Nakota (N/DN/D/Lakota; misnomer Sioux ) Nation did not have a religion. The Nakota language is free of the words god or prayer. However, crying - a sincere ‘from-the-heart’ offering of thanksgiving and appreciation to Grand Mother Earth and Grand Father Sky is a true aspect of Indigenous spirituality. Many Sioux Indians have been forced into christianization as att...

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View from the Red Road. Saturday, April 21, 2007. Religion" And Indigenous Peoples. Religion and Indigenous Peoples. It remains true that the Nakota (N/DN/D/Lakota; misnomer Sioux ) Nation did not have a religion. The Nakota language is free of the words god or prayer. However, crying - a sincere ‘from-the-heart’ offering of thanksgiving and appreciation to Grand Mother Earth and Grand Father Sky is a true aspect of Indigenous spirituality. Many Sioux Indians have been forced into christianization as att...

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View from the Red Road: November 2005

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View from the Red Road. Wednesday, November 23, 2005. View from the Red Road. It may have been in 1621 when a boatload of English-speaking pilgrims from England vía Holland aboard the Mayflower boat allegedly feasted with the local Indigenous Indian population on the eastern North American continent - and who may have been actually saved by the Indigenous Peoples. The year was 1637.700 men, women and children of the Pequot Tribe, gathered for their "Annual Green Corn Dance" in the area that is now kn...

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View from the Red Road: "Religion" And Indigenous Peoples

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View from the Red Road. Saturday, April 21, 2007. Religion" And Indigenous Peoples. Religion and Indigenous Peoples. It remains true that the Nakota (N/DN/D/Lakota; misnomer Sioux ) Nation did not have a religion. The Nakota language is free of the words god or prayer. However, crying - a sincere ‘from-the-heart’ offering of thanksgiving and appreciation to Grand Mother Earth and Grand Father Sky is a true aspect of Indigenous spirituality. Many Sioux Indians have been forced into christianization as att...

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View from the Red Road: April 2006

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View from the Red Road. Saturday, April 29, 2006. View from the Red Road. View from the Red Road. Http:/ www.tribecafilmfestival.org/tixSYS/2006/filmguide/event np full? Tribeca Film Festival Nominee - April 27, 2006. Directed By: Robin Davey,Yellow Thunder Woman. Posted by Indigenous Red Man @ 4:12 PM 0 comments. Wednesday, April 19, 2006. View from the Red Road. View from the Red Road. Sharks' Thornton, Cheechoo win NHL trophies. As point, goal leaders. April 19, 2006. Art Ross Trophy Leaders (points).

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View from the Red Road: September 2005

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View from the Red Road. Tuesday, September 13, 2005. Bush Fear Tactic Uncovered. How Bush Fooled The American People. 1 steal and profit from liberated Iraq oil. 2 place his cronies in high-paying positions within the government. 3 assist his oil company friends to multiply their personal profits to enlarge their already overwhelming Swiss bank accounts. 1990: Iraq begins to raise prices on crude oil and refuses to be bullied by American oil executives to lower prices for them. 1995: American oil compani...

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View from the Red Road: american Tragedy

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View from the Red Road. Wednesday, December 06, 2006. Not since the murderous quest for Vietnamese off-shore oil and inland rubber trees (paid for by tax dollars to Michelin tire company after american napalm strafing and soldier recording under fire) and the genocidal theft of Lakota ("Sioux") gold from their sacred Black Hills ($9 trillion which now sits in Fort Knox yet to be returned to the 1851 Treaty landholders) has a greater tragedy enveloped the american people. Comments: Post a Comment.

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Grandfather Tree: February 2006

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Now having come to understand that we are all spiritual beings who have chosen to temporarily live a physical existence on this planet, certain musings are inevitable, and shared here. Monday, February 13, 2006. I want to start off with an excerpt from an NPR interview of Kurt Vonnegut in a series called The Long View on Morning Edition. This was broadcast on 1/23/06. Q: Does that mean that you would favor teaching Intelligent Design in the classroom? I certainly share that sense of wonder. I have st...

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Grandfather Tree: November 2005

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Now having come to understand that we are all spiritual beings who have chosen to temporarily live a physical existence on this planet, certain musings are inevitable, and shared here. Wednesday, November 30, 2005. Why is this so difficult to write about? I have been wanting to say this since the invasion of Iraq by my country, but haven’t had the guts to do it. I have been thinking though that if I cannot write what I want in my own blog, then I shouldn’t have a blog at all. I DO NOT SUPPORT OUR TROOPS!

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Grandfather Tree: December 2005

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Now having come to understand that we are all spiritual beings who have chosen to temporarily live a physical existence on this planet, certain musings are inevitable, and shared here. Monday, December 26, 2005. That’s sexual harassment. The article sites a 1982 study reported by the American Nurses Association that 60 percent of the nurses surveyed report being sexually harassed at work. It is not clear to me why they are reported a 22 year old study. Please. Give me a break. Friday, December 02, 2005.

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Grandfather Tree: July 2006

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Now having come to understand that we are all spiritual beings who have chosen to temporarily live a physical existence on this planet, certain musings are inevitable, and shared here. Wednesday, July 19, 2006. Choices for my life. My days are so filled by life. I always have two or three projects that I don't have time to get to, so I am learning to pace myself. As these choices take root, my life will take shape. My mind will follow as it is needed to think about stuff. My heart is already there.

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Grandfather Tree: October 2005

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Now having come to understand that we are all spiritual beings who have chosen to temporarily live a physical existence on this planet, certain musings are inevitable, and shared here. Thursday, October 27, 2005. Breathing into Each Moment. I am inspired by PeaceBang. Who writes virtually every day, so I am going to work on writing more often. I do not know if the details of an evening with four kids would be of any interest to anyone, but here goes. My feelings about the essay? All 7th graders are requi...

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Grandfather Tree: June 2006

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Now having come to understand that we are all spiritual beings who have chosen to temporarily live a physical existence on this planet, certain musings are inevitable, and shared here. Sunday, June 11, 2006. Posted by Wally Nut @ 9:53 AM. Iowa, United States. I am working on living passionately while letting go. View my complete profile. View from the Red Road. Never Say Never to Your Traveling Self. First Unitarian Church of Sioux City. Elegant Web Design LLC. Preparing for Trip Part Two.

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Grandfather Tree: September 2005

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Now having come to understand that we are all spiritual beings who have chosen to temporarily live a physical existence on this planet, certain musings are inevitable, and shared here. Tuesday, September 06, 2005. Posted by Wally Nut @ 12:24 AM. Friday, September 02, 2005. Posted by Wally Nut @ 8:16 AM. Iowa, United States. I am working on living passionately while letting go. View my complete profile. View from the Red Road. Never Say Never to Your Traveling Self. First Unitarian Church of Sioux City.

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Grandfather Tree: April 2006

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Now having come to understand that we are all spiritual beings who have chosen to temporarily live a physical existence on this planet, certain musings are inevitable, and shared here. Monday, April 17, 2006. I have been in liminal space the last few days. This is one of the reasons for my fall. Posted by Wally Nut @ 10:32 PM. Sunday, April 09, 2006. I choose to stay. I have lots of work and fun to do. Posted by Wally Nut @ 9:23 PM. Wednesday, April 05, 2006. What Happens After We die? Part Two: Q and A.

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Grandfather Tree: August 2005

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Now having come to understand that we are all spiritual beings who have chosen to temporarily live a physical existence on this planet, certain musings are inevitable, and shared here. Sunday, August 28, 2005. A good friend of mine, Mike, died about four years ago. A few years before that, I was really into the Mytho-Poetic Men’s Movement influenced by men like Robert Bly. So I helped organized a Men’s Group at our church. Posted by Wally Nut @ 11:05 PM. Monday, August 22, 2005. Sunday, August 14, 2005.

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