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Do You Know? how the law of attraction really works?💲💸🤑

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Ancestor Day

Nordic Wiccan: Ancestor Day

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Chief Seattle Protect the planet - stop buying more "stuff" and wanting new phones, cars etc all the time - the Earth can't sustain it!

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John Fire Lame Deer, a Mineconju-Lakota spiritual leader who was born on the Rosebud Indian Reservation. (Photo: Dick Bancroft, from We Are Still Here)

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Lakota Chief Arvol Looking Horse at Standing Rock

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*)Honoring Our Elders & All Our Relations(* An Honoring of The First Nation's People...Grandmothers, Grandfathers & All Our Relations that Have Gone Before Us & Helped Us to Become Who We Are Today with Their Sacred Wisdom...Aho....Mi Takuye Oyasin...Pi La My Ya! **Pinners**...Please Include the name of the Piece & the Author or Artist so they are given their credit due...Thank You!*+*

a painting of a native american woman riding a horse with a quote from the poem, make me always ready to come to you with clean hands and straight eyes so that

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Native American Proverb

a woman's highest calling is to lead a man to his soul so as to unite him with source

Cherokee Proverb

-Cherokee Proverb So... I'm not crazy about the gender roles here but it's interesting because I've noticed lately that a number of cultures/religions regard the female as somewhat of a hyperspiritual entity. To me, it's a positive contrast to the "hysterical" archetype. Sensitivity as a powerful source of leading others.... Interesting... But again not a fan of the gender roles.

Native American Wisdom @ Ya-Native.com