Native American

Lee Brown - Cherokee Nation Pt. 2 of 2

Lee Brown- Cherokee Nation Part 1 of 2

American Indian

American Native

Native American (Indian) protecting a small piece of his land from white devils.

My performance of the Native American Hoop Dance at the Wollomonuppoag Indian Council's 34th Annual Powwow at La Salette Shrine Fairgrounds, Attleboro MA, on June 7, 2008. This was a 97 degree day with   more...zero breeze, so THANK YOU UNDER ARMOUR!!!  less

The Thick Dark Fog (trailer)
Three Native Americans from different parts of the U.S. attempt to heal from the effects of forced assimilation in American Indian boarding schools.
-Steven Adams

Native

Native Wisdom

Native American

This is an introduction to a series of vlogs I hope to do pertaining to issues affecting the American Indian community.

Random idea I had of playing my flute and drum. [As my partner so lovingly pointed out, the music I am playing doesn't have a rhythm. I know this, so if you are thinking the same thing, please note that   more...I am just banging random notes in different orders to give a feel for the drum. Same also goes for the flute.]  less

Rudy dancing. Look for movie stars at pow Wows!!

Horses

Lakotah Siyotanka

The Siyotanka Is Ours!

The Medicine Wheel at Big Horn, Wyoming. My wife and I make a journey here every year to tie our prayer cloth and leave it at the wheel. We weep every time we come, we lament for our ancestors, and   more...pray to Wakan Tanka for the seventh generation and the unfolding of the Red and Blue days. Aho!  less

My Great Grandfather on my Fathers side was Full Blood Cherokee. He lived on this reservation. He told my Grandmother about The Trail Of Tears , many stories as she was growing up.. It was a very sad   more...time for the Cherokee..  less

Elders Speak Part 1

MALE AMERICAN NATIVE PRAYER

These are some of the statistics concerning some of the trials faced in the Native American Community. It should be kept in mind for some of these numbers that we only comprise about 0.8% of the population.

NATIVE AMERICAN

Many don't realize that the Native American Indians already knew YHWH's name before others came to this land. This has been a study of mine for some time now.

YHWH's name is all through our history, songs,   more...stories and ways of life. My studies only pertain to the E.Shawnee, E.Cherokee, Powhatan, Hopewell and Fort Ancient. For this is my family line.

YHWH
YHVH
YaHWeH
YaHVeH
YeHoWaH
YeHehaWaHeha
YoHehaWavoHe
Yodh Heh Wah Heh

... the Creator  less