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Reconnecting Taino/Arawak 1 Reply
Started by Ricky K in Taino culture and history. Last reply by Miguel Sague Jr Apr 24.
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? 4 Replies
Started by Kim Jmar in General Discussions. Last reply by Ron Sharky Mar 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
Wild Awake in Flow's Afterglow
An Upshot on Forest Bathing:
Simply dwell in a space the Maya descendants of those much earlier to the region might call a "space apart" — a tuj (tooh) in their ancient expression of wisdom. You would not inhabit the forest. The forest would rehabilitate you. …
Posted by Randy Eady on April 27, 2026 at 8:38am — 2 Comments
Oolite Arts Conversations: Miralda with Trasobares and Palmié
Transducing into the aesthetic, cultural and political dimensions of a remarkably global product: the Maggi bouillon cube.
The worldwide circulation of Maggi cubes is anthropologically embraced via a historical, artistic and commercially-propagandized lens, offering critical insight into their presence across highly diverse cultural contexts.…
Posted by Randy Eady on April 8, 2026 at 11:32am — 2 Comments
Taino Spring Equinox Ceremony March 2026
We celebrated the Caney Indigenous Spiritual Circle Taino ceremony of Spring Equinox on Saturday March 14 2026 at Taino Woods in upstate New York
Posted by Miguel Sague Jr on March 15, 2026 at 11:49pm
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Wild Awake in Flow's Afterglow
An Upshot on Forest Bathing: Simply dwell in a space the Maya descendants of those much earlier to the region might call a "space apart" — a tuj (tooh) in their ancient expression of wisdom. You would not inhabit the forest. The forest would rehabilitate you. You would relinquish and let the forest transport you. And when it shimmered before you in an ecstatic prosody of existence, an immersive enchantment would take you to another realm.…See More
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"There are a large number of books that may be of interest to you. Some of them are about Taino pre-colonial history. Others are about more recent history and even current events in the Taino Resurgence movement. There are also a number of special…"
Reconnecting Taino/Arawak
Hi there, I'm very new here and still learning to navigate the forums and pages.I was wondering if anyone had advice on where to start in terms of learning about Taino culture, especially if you have any book recommendations? I've been bookmarking all I can find here.Both of my grandparents on my father's side were Caribbean - my dad just knows that his dad said he was native. I imagine that both of them were probably Afro-Taino, though I can't know the exact tribe for sure. They were from…See More
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