This is a beautiful post!
This post is dedicated to my beloved sister Julie, a visionary artist who is transforming the cityscape of her adopted, but beloved, home of Mankato, Minnesota.
To Give Thanks to the spirit of an animal which gave its life to support one’s own, this sacred act practiced by indigenous peoples around the globe, perhaps once practiced even by my ancestors, the indigenous Europeans – perhaps we can add this to our Thanksgiving rituals and traditions? Perhaps, one might speculate, this lesson was imparted to those beleaguered pilgrims on the first Thanksgiving? We can Give Thanks to both the Creator and the Creation.
For the Dakota people, whose ancestors called home the land of my homestead for millennia before my ancestors claimed it as their homestead, how elevated must have been their Thanks Giving to the spirit of the Buffalo? It is so well-known that Tatanka supplied them their food, their clothing, and their shelter. To consume…
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Posted by Sue Dreamwalker on November 26, 2016 at 8:30 am
A beautiful post you have shared Laura… May we never forget our Earth Mother and all she give us..
Blessings Sue x
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Posted by laurabruno on November 27, 2016 at 6:10 pm
Thanks and blessings, Sue! I agree. May we always remember Her beauty and bounty, and may we return in kind! x
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Posted by Sue Dreamwalker on November 28, 2016 at 6:14 am
🙂 ❤
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