Wisdom to impart is a very special gift. Each one of us has spiritual gifts that we offer to others around us. As we take a moment to consider what our experience has taught us, we soon realize that we are wise spiritual beings. What is your most heartfelt advice? What is your legacy?

Guard your soul, oh precious one, especially if you have been hurt before, especially if you have a warrior’s heart. The harder our shell, the easier we shatter. Deep within the abyss of pain lie the roots of what was planted long ago.

Historical Trauma, for many of us this term would be difficult to define. However, within the meaning of this term lies the key to freedom and healing for many First Nations and Native American people, thanks to the work of Dr. Maria Yellow Horse Brave Heart.

Our inner world of thought is reflected in our outer world of environment and Native American teachings have always pointed towards the interconnectedness of all that is. For the sake of my grandchildren and great grandchildren I choose to take action not only physically but mentally as well.

Sacred Sister, rise gently with Grandfather Sun and give thanks to the Creator for the new day. Acknowledge yourself as a sacred creation of the Divine. Give thanks.

The Spiritual Legacy of the American Indian, what does that title suggest to you? Most of us have a hard time defining the concept of spirituality and even a tougher time defining the meaning of legacy. The Spiritual Legacy of the American Indian lights the path on this sacred journey.

Did you know that in any Native American language there was no word for religion? The ancient wisdom of these ten sacred truths were given as gifts from the Great Spirit and passed down through the generations. For Native Americans these principles were a way of life, not a religion.

The Native American Site newsletter is designed to make it easy for you to see when new articles are posted and engaging forum discussions are started. You will also find information on events and activities that highlight Native culture in North America.

Today, the identity of the Crow People is strengthened through the reunion of tribal clans as well as traditional dances and rodeo.

Historical Native American gathering unites cultures from the past and the present. United first by pain, the powerful force of forgiveness paves a way forward in this world from historical trauma to historical healing.