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Forum
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.
How did Tainos name each other?
Started by Elyssa M. in Taino culture and history Sep 25.
How do we create chants?
Started by Elyssa M. in Religion, Spirituality, Ritual Sep 17.
What could be a good word for trans in the Taino language? 3 Replies
Started by Kim Jmar in General Discussions. Last reply by Kim Jmar Jul 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.
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.
Blog Posts
Brothers Yokahu and Guak
Good evening brothers, sisters and family alike— I’ve been a longtime reader of the indigenous Caribbean network. I’ve been on a journey reconnecting with my heritage, as it was never taught to me by my parents so I am learning as I go.
I have been inspired by the various videos and art from the Caney circle tradition… especially of the creation myths and cemis. I am enthralled by the story of Yokahu and Guakar— twin opposing forces that complement each other in different…
ContinuePosted by Alejandro Gonzalez on November 1, 2025 at 6:52pm — 1 Comment
Creador o creadora
El pueblo Makiritare es un grupo indígena que vive en la zona ancestral del río Orinoco, de donde se origina parte de nuestra propia cultura Taína. En la tradición oral de este pueblo existe una narrativa sagrada de la creación llamada "WATUNNA". En cierto episodio de esa narrativa, los Makiritare mencionan un huevo místico llamado Huehanna. Este…
ContinuePosted by Miguel Sague Jr on October 3, 2025 at 12:37am — 1 Comment
Creador o creadora
El pueblo Makiritare es un grupo indígena que vive en la zona ancestral del río Orinoco, de donde se origina parte de nuestra propia cultura Taína. En la tradición oral de este pueblo existe una narrativa sagrada de la creación llamada "WATUNNA". En cierto episodio de esa narrativa, los Makiritare mencionan un huevo místico llamado Huehanna. Este…
ContinuePosted by Miguel Sague Jr on October 3, 2025 at 12:34am
Creador o creadora
El pueblo Makiritare es un grupo indígena que vive en la zona ancestral del río Orinoco, de donde se origina parte de nuestra propia cultura Taína. En la tradición oral de este pueblo existe una narrativa sagrada de la creación llamada "WATUNNA". En cierto episodio de esa narrativa, los Makiritare mencionan un huevo místico llamado Huehanna. Este…
ContinuePosted by Miguel Sague Jr on October 3, 2025 at 12:32am
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Your Council Women are:
1.) Dayvanna Mitchell-Screiner
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3.) Lenia Sague
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Mission statement
Greetings fellow members of the Caney Circle Board of Directors. Several meetings ago Behike Ceibana Dee Dee and I agreed to take on the responsibility of crafting a mission statement so we could propose it to the Board for approval. Please review this version that she and I arrived at last week and submit a vote in favor of adopting it or against its adoption in this poll vote. We will count up all the votes and conclude the results. If a majority of you approves the vote this version will…See More
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The Caney Indigenous Spiritual Circle is dedicated to the revitalization, preservation, and continued practice of Indigenous Taíno spirituality and beliefs. Our mission is to foster community balance, cultural awareness,…"
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