Native American & Indegenous People's Art

Heart to Heart by Teri Sodd

Sacred Chief by M. Caroselli

Reindeer People by Susan Seddon Boulet

Night Spirit by Gary Ampel

Flight of the Tribe by Gary Ampel

Chief Seattle Prayer by Pam McCabe

Buffalo Dance, Sante Fe Fiesta Illustration

Hopi Eagle Dance Kachina

Running Wolves

Wolfmistress. By Teri Rosario

Powhatan people : Pocahontas Saving John Smith Illustration Virginia

Invocation by Al Feldstein

Blackhawk

Maiden in Canoe by Larry Mcdonald

Mon Shon by Marianne Miller

Geronimo

Puma by Marie Bunchfink

Dancing 'Till Dawn by Marianne Miller

White Bison by M. Caroselli

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Hello lavender!

lightsun wrote:

Hello lavender!

hi lightsun: you truly know how to send even a tiny ray of sunshine through the thickest fog on a dreary november day.

beats the pet peeve attitude i rather challenge than ignore.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2yddjPt9B0

i have a small dreamcatcher on my bedroom window
i am facing east when i get up
i keep a story when facing the morning sun
i once saw the hand of a hitchhiker
his thumb pointing in this direction

\!!

the interior of an inuit igloo
pixdaumen..

November 12
I am glad I could bring sunshine, lavender orchid. I wish I could do more to help alleviate the pain
of others. I will try. I will try to bring rays of sunshine so that we may help alleviate some of the
burdens each of us has to struggle and endure. Life is definitely note easy. You inspire me and
bring me joy. That is enough.

lightsun wrote:

November 12
I am glad I could bring sunshine, lavender orchid. I wish I could do more to help alleviate the pain
of others. I will try. I will try to bring rays of sunshine so that we may help alleviate some of the
burdens each of us has to struggle and endure. Life is definitely note easy. You inspire me and
bring me joy. That is enough.

my friend: your kind words should perhaps make me content ("zufrieden"!!). but i feel i have to fight complacency although it's not inside of me. so, my best "inspiration" from too great a distance might well be picking the proverbial bones. would you say you can bear with me, there?

i.o.w., balance in freedom is choosing between one silence and another?
no hummingbirds live here (what would they do in winter?). but waiting for their reappearance might have me miss out on the event's impact in an infinity of 2b or not 2b. is that within the rigid regimens of discipleship?