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Reconnecting Taino/Arawak 8 Replies
Started by Ricky K in Taino culture and history. Last reply by Dr. Rene Santos Lasanta 11 hours ago.
Ancestors Celebration 1 Reply
Started by Dayvanna Caraballo Schreiner in What does it mean to be "indigenous" in the Caribbean today?. Last reply by Jeffry Mucaro Blake Johnson Oct 26, 2025.
How did Tainos name each other?
Started by Elyssa M. in Taino culture and history Sep 25, 2025.
How do we create chants?
Started by Elyssa M. in Religion, Spirituality, Ritual Sep 17, 2025.
What could be a good word for trans in the Taino language? 5 Replies
Started by Kim Jmar in General Discussions. Last reply by Chichi Dávila May 28.
Every breath we take is sacred 3 Replies
Started by Michael Rivera in General Discussions. Last reply by Michelle Inarú Ropará Nov 21, 2024.
Be mindful of the programming, especially for our children 1 Reply
Started by Michael Rivera in General Discussions. Last reply by Christine Gandara Vargas Mar 13, 2025.
MY STORY & Seeking Guidance to Access My Taino Ancestors 3 Replies
Started by Angela M Rosado Figueroa in Religion, Spirituality, Ritual. Last reply by Sunna Chesney Apr 22, 2023.
Western Pennsylvania Land Acknowledgement Information 13 Replies
Started by Miguel Sague Jr in What does it mean to be "indigenous" in the Caribbean today?. Last reply by Miguel Sague Jr Oct 19, 2023.
Creation Narration of the Seneca People 3 Replies
Started by Miguel Sague Jr in What does it mean to be "indigenous" in the Caribbean today?. Last reply by Jeffry Mucaro Blake Johnson May 18, 2022.
Blog Posts
Waterbury Connecticut Sept 2026
Fuy invitado para servir en papel de Gran Mariscal para el desfile del pueblo Puertorriqueño de la ciudad de Waterbury Connecticut en Septiembre de 2026. Hubo participación de la comunidad Taina en la parada y el…
Posted by Miguel Sague Jr on September 20, 2026 at 6:30pm
Jornada Indígena de Jayuya ---- Indigenous Ceremony of Jayuya
Llegué al pueblo de Jayuya acompañando de mis herman@s espirituales, Merlin, la madre de Merlin, Yerut, y Lizzy Sarobey.
I arrived in the town of Jayuya in the company of my spiritual brothers and sisters, Merlin, Merlin's mother, Yerut, and Lizzy Sarobey. …
Posted by Miguel Sague Jr on August 10, 2026 at 2:00am
La Boda de Ponce ----- A Wedding In Ponce
Elijah me pidió que le celebrara la ceremonia de boda Taina del Círculo Caney, a el y su novia, en la tierra de sus antepasados, Ponce, Boriken (Puerto Rico)
Elijah requested that I celebrate the Caney Circle Taino wedding ceremony for him and his fiance in the land of his ancestors,…
ContinuePosted by Miguel Sague Jr on August 9, 2026 at 12:30pm
Celebramos el Solsticio de Verano --- We celebrated Summer Solstice 2026
En el santuario natural de TAINO WOODS en la zona de Upstate New York celebramos la ceremonian Taina del Solsticio de Verano segun las normas del Circulo Espiritual Indigena Caney el dia Sabado 20 de Junio 2026.
At the TAINO WOODS sanctuary in Upstate New York we celebrated the Taino Summer Solstice Ceremony according to the…
ContinuePosted by Miguel Sague Jr on June 23, 2026 at 12:00am
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"If I may make a suggestion. Start reviewing the books as if you didn't know anything about Taino. Amazon allows you to sample books if you have a kindle account. That's what I do. After I review if it doesn't have the info I am…"
"Thank you for the recommendations! I'll add these titles to my list of books to check out. I'm not sure what order I plan on learning things in - I've studied history a little bit, but it isn't my main passion."
"Thank you for this! Apologies for not replying sooner - it's been on my mind for months. Could I please give you a call on Friday afternoon?"
Broken Ground: Unearthing the Tequesta Trail at Silverspot Cinema
October 15, 2026 from 6:45pm to 9pm
Broken Ground: Unearthing the Tequesta Trail explores the ongoing dialectic around the preservation of archaeological remains as urban development continues to reveal a past that still remains to be defined.Set against the backdrop of recent discoveries in downtown Miami that continue to reveal a massive Tequesta civilization that lies beneath this urban metropolis, the…See More
"As far as finding your roots you can start with Family Search(Mormon's). It's free to research with them. They have the largest information on genealogy in the world. I started my search in 2005 and have been able to discover 13 ancestral…"
"Taikaraya Ricky, The books that I purchased to learn about Taino and Boriquen history and the information that found was on Amazon. They have a lot of books for you to chose from. I have Kindle so I download and read.
I suggest: "History of…"
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Broken Ground: Unearthing the Tequesta Trail at Silverspot Cinema
October 15, 2026 from 6:45pm to 9pm
Broken Ground: Unearthing the Tequesta Trail explores the ongoing dialectic around the preservation of archaeological remains as urban development continues to reveal a past that still remains to be defined.Set against the backdrop of recent discoveries in downtown Miami that continue to reveal a massive Tequesta civilization that lies beneath this urban metropolis, the…See More
"Hola, I was overjoyed upon learning that the "Taino people" was federally recognized. To me it gave validity to our entire race. I believe that the modern Taino, made up of 3 races, African, spaniard, and Taino, thus was born a unique…"
"Hello! Its nice to see and meet you here.Welcome to the website!"
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