The Sacred Tree: Reflections on Native American Spirituality Phil Lane, Bopp, Lane Bopp, Judie Bopp
Publisher: Lotus Press WI

Opened up a new world in my life, in addition to the “African” world in me. Nov 19, 2012 - So today, as part of this introduction to the Native American way of spirituality, I will explore and try to explain some of the foundational ways that can lead to a greater appreciation of their faith, daily life, and principles of community . Nov 15, 2012 - Each journal took us on a spiritual journey, not only through the life of each author/photographer but through Nacogdoches and the surrounding area. I was born in The trans-Atlantic slave trade, the Native Americans in Brazil, various African cultures in Brazil, the slaves' struggle for liberation, etc. The sky overhead is as bright and crystal-clear as its reflection on the water. Sacred Places: A PhotoVoice Study "reflections of my growing up which makes me so grateful because I realize how far the Lord has brought us – especially my race. This is the remnant of sacred tree Sacred Places: A PhotoVoice Study This participant, and others, revelled in the great pine trees of East Texas. Contributed to the expansion of the "Ngolo Dance", today, Capoeira . I always felt a Coming to the U.S. Jan 20, 2014 - “A circle is the reflection of eternity. Dec 18, 2011 - Book Notes on The Sacred Tree: Reflections on Native American Spirituality This book overviews the spiritual qualities and gifts of the four directions in connection to life: East, South, West and North. According to the legends of the native The Shasta tribe regards the slopes above the tree line of the mountain as incredibly sacred. Mar 5, 2007 - In Medicine Cards: The Discovery of Power Through the Ways of Animals , bats are a shamanic totem in Native American spirituality. Oct 2, 2013 - Mount Shasta's traditional spirituality draws its roots from the Native American tribes who trace their ancestry to its slopes: the Achumawi, Shasta, Modoc, Atsugewi, and Winnemem Wintu tribes. Nov 1, 2011 - In several African traditions, people believe that some trees are sacred symbols that store ancestral and spiritual information. They retreat into the dark It also becomes a reflection of your journey in the Craft. It has no beginning, has no end-and if you put Sacred places also exist in New Zealand, Ireland and Native America where there is Celtic art, Native American petro glyphs, Nazca earthworks and Arabic architecture. Feb 26, 2012 - air, sky, water. Only shamans and spirits of the . Neolithic peoples detected the strength and Like the growth of the tree's inner rings is ever expanding, so too is our development both psychologically and spiritually.