The blanket weaver–Navaho
Curtis, Edward S.,
1905
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Mohave potter and still life
1907
E. Curtis
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Joy Harjo. Muskogee poet and sax player and former U.S. Poet Laureate.
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Thank you for this dear Brother!
Really talented,
LOVE this line from her:
“Help the next person find their way through the dark”
Amen Sister:
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love is kind expression 
and your precognitive abilities… today I have a consultation with the Lakota Shaman!
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Completly unconscious, was just going with the flow, so probably more intuition than precognitive? Thank you for telling me this. The Synchroniticity floodgates have have again been hurled open!!!
How was the meeting? Sound like a great Valentines gift for the soul
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thank you for asking 
indeed it was.
very special. I hadn’t been with him since October last year and I did notice a difference - in my body and perception.
it was a wonderful Valentine gift for the Soul, Heart and for nurturing my deep roots.
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good advanced question!
I would say precognitive intuition! hihihi
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I take the “+” permits a post here about other indigenous people’s lives. I’m happy to share this film available for free on the United States library’s Kanopy streaming app. The subject is about the first river in the world to be recognized as a person. Enjoy! 
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Esse vídeo é perfeito!
Não consegui traduzir, mas
Eu senti isso assim que você começou a cantar e tocar bateria. Magia Pura!
Obrigado meu Coração
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MG… weird to read you in Portuguese!.. but lovely…
Ah… weird but f***** beautiful!.. hihihi
glad you enjoyed it.
to translate there’s a kind of a dance:
first you chose Portuguese because it’s the only option, once that option is on, when you go back, it shows a new option “translate automatically” when you go there, you chose english from almost any language on the planet that is on a scrolling list. it’s very useful, this is available in almost every video in any language.
here’s a print screen:
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Thank God for AI
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Leonard Peltier is finally free!
This mural at our local food co-op in Olympia, WA is based on one of Leonard Peltier’s paintings. The word “Freed!” has recently been added.
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Thunderheart is an early 90’s film based on the 1970’s American Indian Movement struggle at Wounded Knee. These were the events connected with Leonard Peltier’s false conviction.
John Trudell was an actual American Indian Movement activist and poet who was at Wounded Knee and he plays in the film.
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John Trudell performing his poem “Crazy Horse.”
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