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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.

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.

Indoantillean language survival among borikuas 3 Replies

Started by Huana Naboli Martinez in Taino culture and history. Last reply by Jeffry Mucaro Blake Johnson Aug 7, 2021.

Are we really polytheistic? 10 Replies

Started by Rita Ramos in Religion, Spirituality, Ritual. Last reply by Aonbo Dec 30, 2021.

Hoping to connect with folks 2 Replies

Started by Giancarlo in General Discussions. Last reply by RichardtheRaelian Feb 20, 2023.

Indigenous Futures 3 Replies

Started by Oonya Kempadoo in What does it mean to be "indigenous" in the Caribbean today?. Last reply by RichardtheRaelian Feb 25, 2023.

freed taliban terrorists

Started by Miguel Sague Jr in General Discussions Sep 11, 2020.

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Taino Awards - El Mukaro 2025

(pictured below, Ceiba Anna

and Mukaro)

Remember back when there was a time our people gathered to celebrate with each other. Like our tree, the roots are long and strong. Omitting the essence of our lineage and providing the nourishment for all…

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Posted by Dayvanna Caraballo Schreiner on May 14, 2025 at 10:12pm

Valid Research on Taíno Claims to Native American Identity

With the increasing situations of the "Race Shifting" known as Pretenindian, I am in continuous research. This is the first of many to come. I value any research or feedback. Currently I am in building of information. Trying to gain more information on this term and how one defines it.

From the indigenousfoundation.org:…

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Posted by Dayvanna Caraballo Schreiner on April 20, 2025 at 10:30am

Maternal Gift Economy-Movement ~~ Who are the Taino?

2025 Conf focuses on meanings & relationships among mythology, science, & culture regarding animals, the green world, the land and various ecosystems.

With raised awareness, wisdom gleaned from Indigenous Cultures in conjunction w/newer scientific discoveries & timeless mythologies help us find inspiration & answers to our earthly connections.

As research emerges exploring the hidden lives of plants, animals & the earth herself, non-human animal…

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Posted by Randy Eady on March 28, 2025 at 10:29am — 1 Comment

Ceremonia taina del Equinoccio de Primavera 2025 --- Taino Spring Equinox ceremony 2025

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Posted by Miguel Sague Jr on March 23, 2025 at 1:30am

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Hidden In The Words - Tureyguajobin

Added by Ron Sharky
Hidden In The Words The 10 Commandments

Added by Ron Sharky
"We Are Still Here, The Taino Lives!" Full Award Winning Documentary.

Added by Miguel Sague Jr

A network for Indigenous Caribbean people interested in discussing our culture/society: past, present and future. Others welcome, too!

Your Council Women are:

1.) Dayvanna Mitchell-Screiner

https://www.facebook.com/dayvanna.mitchellschreiner

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2.) Tai AnaYuisa Pelli

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3.) Lenia Sague

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Taino Awards - El Mukaro 2025

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Dayvanna Caraballo Schreiner posted a blog post

Taino Awards - El Mukaro 2025

(pictured below, Ceiba Annaand Mukaro)Remember back when there was a time our people gathered to celebrate with each other. Like our tree, the roots are long and strong. Omitting the essence of our lineage and providing the nourishment for all generations to live.This year, something has shifted. The 15th Annual Taino Awards in the Bronx was more than an event-it was a…See More

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Powwow Meet-Ups

List the time & date of the powwows/areitos you're attending, so if others are also going they can meet-up with you!Please post the name and date of the gathering in the title of your post! Hope to see you on the trail!See More

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"Ancient Ways" Indigenous Folk Healing

Share generational family healing practices as well as art, songs, storytelling, wisdoms, and spirituality for the upliftment of each other and our community!

May 6

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Caney Circle's Spiritual Tradition

An online forum dedicated to expounding the spiritual traditions of ancient and contemporary Taino people of the Caribbean as understood by the CANEY INDIGENOUS SPIRITUAL CIRCLE. Membership in this group does not make you a member in our Caney Circle. You need to enroll in the official membership community MECGC CANEY INDIGENOUS SPIRITUAL CIRCLE to be a member. But as a part of this group you can get a taste of the Taino wisdom and tradition which we enjoy in the CANEY CIRCLE.See More

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UNITED CONFEDERATION OF TAINO PEOPLE

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Wanda Kover commented on Dr. Omoropo- Myra Miller, MA ND's group "Ancient Ways" Indigenous Folk Healing

"Isn't that the way, Manuel? Too bad so many people don't pay attention till it's almost too late! But it's no different than any other generation (youth is wasted on the young!) lol"

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Miguel Sague's Art

Paintings and crafts by Miguel Sague Jr.sobaokokoromo1@aol.com412 969 400911" by 17" POSTERSof almost all paintings available:$20 regular paper$30 high gloss paperLarger posters available on demand:See More

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Caney Circle's Spiritual Tradition

An online forum dedicated to expounding the spiritual traditions of ancient and contemporary Taino people of the Caribbean as understood by the CANEY INDIGENOUS SPIRITUAL CIRCLE. Membership in this group does not make you a member in our Caney Circle. You need to enroll in the official membership community MECGC CANEY INDIGENOUS SPIRITUAL CIRCLE to be a member. But as a part of this group you can get a taste of the Taino wisdom and tradition which we enjoy in the CANEY CIRCLE.See More

May 1