Native American Prayer for TODAY!

Lord, prayers lifted for Your precious child Joy during this difficult season. A season in need of mending...one of healing. The path of life these days is not an easy walk. Lord, prayers lifted that it be Your strength that carries Joy through. Lord, may You rain peace down upon this child of Yours as she presses on. Lord, may it be Your rainbow of hope and love that lights her path. Lord, may Joy hear Your whispers in the winds...I love You and I am with You. Lord, as the drums of time beat...may we hear it from our hearts and keep in step with Your message. Whisper...the message of love. Lord, I know that Your arm and reach have no limits....Lord, please touch and hold this family and let them know that they are not alone. Lord, praises lifted that You hear and will answer. E-me-nv... ay-may-nuh , which is Cherokee for Amen.
February 13 at 5:34pm

Meditation for February 25, 2012

Elder's Meditation of the Day February 25
"The Creator was responsible for the existence of everything, a part of the Creator's spirit exists in everything and thus all things are connected."
--Larry P. Aitken, CHIPPEWA
The Creator designed nature, people, and all things as an interconnected system. Everything is connected to each other. This connection exists in the Unseen World. The same way our body parts are all port of the body - the parts are separate but also connected. If a part of our body is in pain, the rest of the body recognizes this pain as its own. In other words, the pain of one is the pain of all. This is also true of every interconnected system. Because we are connected, we should respect and take care of our Earth and each other.


Great Spirit, let me treat everyone, today, as if they were You.

02-23-12 Aliens in the News 02/23 by sherrytalkradio | Blog Talk Radio

Link They are talking about Jesus Christ our LORD & Savior things from the BIBLE. Stop by & LEARN about the END, we are surrounded by Enemies,satanic demons, we all need to build our strength to be ready to fight for Jesus Christ our Lord, HE IS STILL COMING!

THANKSGIVING BY Jo-anne De Jager Grobler Reposted from Facebook

Jo-anne De Jager Grobler 8:28am Feb 24

Thanksgiving
We return thanks to our mother, the earth,
which sustains us.
We return thanks to the rivers and streams,
which supply us with water.
We return thanks to all herbs,
which furnish medicines for the cure of our diseases.
We return thanks to the moon and stars,
which have given to us their light when the sun was gone.
We return thanks to the sun,
that has looked upon the earth with a beneficent eye.
Lastly, we return thanks to the Great Spirit,
in Whom is embodied all goodness,
and Who directs all things for the good of Her children.
~ Iroquois

Meditations for MOTHER EARTH

"Because woman lives so close to our first mother, the Earth, she emanates the strength and harmonious nature of all things."
--Larry P. Aitken, CHIPPEWA
At an Elders gathering, held in July 1991, we were told the Indian woman would play an instrumental part in leading the healing of Indian nations. The old people said we were to look up to her in a sacred manner. They said the Earth Mother would give the woman special gifts of love. The woman and the Earth Mother are connected in a special way. Women should pay attention to the lessons coming from the earth. Men should treat the women with respect, dignity and honor.
Grandfather, Grandmother, give the Indian woman Your strength to heal our earth

Meditations for MOTHER EARTH

"Because woman lives so close to our first mother, the Earth, she emanates the strength and harmonious nature of all things."
--Larry P. Aitken, CHIPPEWA
At an Elders gathering, held in July 1991, we were told the Indian woman would play an instrumental part in leading the healing of Indian nations. The old people said we were to look up to her in a sacred manner. They said the Earth Mother would give the woman special gifts of love. The woman and the Earth Mother are connected in a special way. Women should pay attention to the lessons coming from the earth. Men should treat the women with respect, dignity and honor.
Grandfather, Grandmother, give the Indian woman Your strength to heal our earth

Meditations for MOTHER EARTH

"Because woman lives so close to our first mother, the Earth, she emanates the strength and harmonious nature of all things."
--Larry P. Aitken, CHIPPEWA
At an Elders gathering, held in July 1991, we were told the Indian woman would play an instrumental part in leading the healing of Indian nations. The old people said we were to look up to her in a sacred manner. They said the Earth Mother would give the woman special gifts of love. The woman and the Earth Mother are connected in a special way. Women should pay attention to the lessons coming from the earth. Men should treat the women with respect, dignity and honor.
Grandfather, Grandmother, give the Indian woman Your strength to heal our earth

Praise To The One

Link A Loving SONG for JESUS CHRIST, our Lord & savior in Heaven above. AMEN to all, DEB.

THE LORD IS THE KEY that is the ONLY WAY! Amen to us all for He is GOD.

The Spirit of the Lord God is upon me, because the Lord has anointed and qualified me to preach the Gospel of good tidings to the meek, the poor, and afflicted; He has sent me to bind up and heal the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the [physical and spiritual] captives and the opening of the prison and of the eyes to those who are bound, To proclaim the acceptable year of the Lord [the year of His favor] and the day of vengeance of our God, to comfort all who mourn, To grant [consolation and joy] to those who mourn in Zion--to give them an ornament (a garland or diadem) of beauty instead of ashes, the oil of joy instead of mourning, the garment [expressive] of praise instead of a heavy, burdened, and failing spirit--that they may be called oaks of righteousness [lofty, strong, and magnificent, distinguished for uprightness, justice, and right standing with God], the planting of the Lord, that He may be glorified -

Sober Brothers Radio - Episode 105 - Spiritual Materialism 02/05 by Sober Brothers | Blog Talk Radio

Link

Fashion Iphone Case W1007 - ACCESSORIES

Link YOU have to see these COOL I PHONE Cases. WiTH Animals on them & BLINGED UP To ThE MAXIMUM. I love the FOXY One's .Deb

Pharmacies Caught Reselling Used Drugs - JohnsAddiction

Link

NATIVE AMERICAN LORE Blackfeet/Piegan/Sioux By Treebearbear

------------
Native American Lore
Blackfeet/Piegan/Sioux
.
One spring day Coyote and Fox were out
for a walk, and when they came to a big
smooth rock, Coyote threw his blanket
over it and they sat down to rest. After
a while the Sun became very hot, and
Coyote decided he no longer needed the
blanket.

"Here, brother," he said to the rock,
"I give you my blanket because you are
poor and have let me rest on you.
Always keep it."

Then Coyote and Fox went on their way.
They had not gone far when a heavy
cloud covered the sky. Lightning
flashed and thunder rumbled and rain
began to fall. The only shelter they
could find was in a coulee, and
Coyote said to Fox, "Run back to that
rock, and ask him to lend us the
blanket I gave him. We can cover
ourselves with it and keep dry."

So Fox ran back to the rock, and
said, "Coyote wants his blanket."

"No," replied the rock. "He gave it
to me as a present. I shall keep it.
Tell him he cannot have it."

Fox returned to Coyote and told him
what the rock had said.

"Well," said Coyote, "that certainly
is an ungrateful rock. I only wanted
the use of the blanket for a little
while until the rain stops." He grew
very angry and went back to the rock
and snatched the blanket off.
"I need this to keep me dry," he said.
"You don't need a blanket. You have
been out in the rain and snow all
your life, and it won't hurt you to
live so always."

Coyote and Fox kept dry under the
blanket until the rain stopped and
the sun came out again. Then they left
the coulee and resumed their walk
toward the river. After a while they
heard a loud noise behind them coming
from the other side of the hill.

"Fox, little brother," said Coyote,
"go back and see what is making that
noise."

Fox went to the top of the hill, and
then came hurrying back as fast as he
could. "Run! run!" he shouted, "that
big rock is coming."

Coyote looked back and saw the rock
roll over the top of the hill and
start rushing down upon them.

Fox jumped into a badger hole, but the
rock mashed the tip of his tail, and
that is why Fox's tail is white to
this day.

Meanwhile Coyote had raced down the
hill and jumped into the river. He
swam across to the other side where
he was sure that he was safe because
he knew that rocks sink in water. But
when the rock splashed into the river
it began swimming, and Coyote fled
toward the nearest woods. As soon as he
was deep in the timber, he lay down to
rest, but he had scarcely stretched
himself out when he heard trees crashing.
Knowing that the rock was still pursuing
him, Coyote jumped up and ran out on
the open prairie.

Some bears were crossing there, and
Coyote called upon them for help.
"We'll save you," the bears shouted,
but the rock came rolling upon them
and crushed the bears.

About this time Coyote saw several bull
buffalo. "Oh, my brothers," he called
to them, "help me, help me. Stop that
rock." The buffalo put their heads
down and rushed upon the rock, but it
broke their skulls and kept rolling.

Then a nest of rattlesnakes came to
help Coyote by forming themselves
into a lariat, but when they tried to
catch the rock, the rattlesnakes at
the noose end were all cut to pieces.

Coyote kept running along a pathway,
but the rock was now very close to him,
so close that it began to knock
against his heels.

Just as he was about to give up, he
saw two witches standing on opposite
sides of the path. They had stone
hatchets in their hands.

"We'll save you," they called out.
He ran between them, with the rock
following close behind. Coyote heard
the witches strike the rock with their
hatchets, and when he turned to look
he saw it lying on the ground all
shattered into tiny pieces.

Then Coyote noticed that the path had
led him into a large camp. When he
sat down to catch his breath, he
overheard one of the witches say to
the other: "He looks nice and fat.
We'll have something good for dinner
now. Let's eat him right away."

Coyote Pretended he had heard
nothing, but he watched the witches
through one of his half-closed eyes
until they went into their lodge and
began rattling their cooking utensils.
Then he jumped up and emptied all
their water pails.

As soon as they came outside again,
he said, "I am very thirsty. I wish
you would give me a good drink of
water."

"There is plenty of water here," one
of the witches replied. "You may have
a drink from one of these pails."
But when she looked in the pails she
found that every one was empty.

"That creek down there has water in
it," Coyote said. "I'll go and get
some water for you."

He took the pails and started off,
but as soon as he was out of sight
he ran away as fast as his legs
could carry him.

Afterwards he heard that when the old
witches discovered that he had
tricked them, they began blaming each
other for letting him escape. They
quarrelled and quarrelled, and fought
and fought, Until finally they killed
each other.

Native America...Second Envasion 10/12 by Native Enit | Blog Talk Radio

Link COME BY & join in the discussion on Native ENIT, Native blogtalkradio.com. OK!