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Kokuyo Beike-in-training commented on Miguel Sobaoko Koromo sague's blog post The Ceremonial Taino petaloid hatchet and its relation to the Maya hatchet god KawilKokuyo Beike-in-training left a comment for Akitchitay Urayoel"Hi Akitchitay, Just a short note see how you,re doing & do you know where I can get a Guamo? Do you know of someone I can maybe get in touch with. Thanks for your help. Taino Ti KOKUYO"
Kokuyo Beike-in-training left a comment for Miguel Sobaoko Koromo sague"Beiki , Your right. That is not where our focus should lie. I want to thank you for this site. I am on it daily and getting very comfortable exploring and interacting with my Brothers & Sisters. KOKUYO"
Miguel Sobaoko Koromo sague left a comment for Kokuyo Beike-in-training"Takaji my sister Kokuyu
I have to confess to you that I really dont know anything about these "gifts" or games or other things like that that abound in the realm of online networking. I just exchange information and interact with…"
Alliea Tureygua Rahe Martinez left a comment for Kokuyo Beike-in-training"Bo Matum Kokuyo :) Taino Ti!"
Kokuyo Beike-in-training left a comment for Miguel Sobaoko Koromo sague"Hi Miguel. Hope your having a wonderful holiday wknd. Had a question for you.
I saw that the gifts are on a point system. How do you accumulate the points.
Thank you. Enjoy your day!
Taino ti
Kokuyo"
Kokuyo Beike-in-training left a comment for Alliea Tureygua Rahe Martinez"
Alliea, I just had the pleasure of looking @ your photos and reading what you wrote
for each one. Keep up the wonderful work that you do.
Taino Ti
Kokuyo"
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Joanna Soto-Avilés commented on Miguel Sobaoko Koromo sague's event Momentous Celestial Alignment THE VENUS TRANSIT OF THE SUN 2012"Takahi Querido Guaitiao, Hahom for the invitation. Although we can not be with you all in body, we will be with you all in spirit (with our drums and rattles)... :) And we send you our love, hugs, good thoughts, prayers and blessings...…"
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Momentous Celestial Alignment THE VENUS TRANSIT OF THE SUN 2012 at Mesa Creative Arts Center
June 5, 2012 from 3pm to 8:30pm
On the evening of June 5 2012 a once-in-a-lifetime, prophetically significant astronomical phenomenon to take place in the skies over North America and it will be visible to us here in the Pittsburgh area depending on the weather. No matter what the forecast is for that day we ask that you join us in celebrating this wonderful omenPlease visit the Mesa website for easy directions.drumming and ceremony in the tradition of the Indigenous wisdom keepers of yesterday and today, observe the…See More
Miguel Sobaoko Koromo sague commented on Miguel Sobaoko Koromo sague's event Momentous Celestial Alignment THE VENUS TRANSIT OF THE SUN 2012"Bring drums and rattles Please!"
Miguel Sobaoko Koromo sague posted an eventMomentous Celestial Alignment THE VENUS TRANSIT OF THE SUN 2012 at Mesa Creative Arts Center
June 5, 2012 from 3pm to 8:30pm
On the evening of June 5 2012 a once-in-a-lifetime, prophetically significant astronomical phenomenon to take place in the skies over North America and it will be visible to us here in the Pittsburgh area depending on the weather. No matter what the forecast is for that day we ask that you join us in celebrating this wonderful omenPlease visit the Mesa website for easy directions.drumming and ceremony in the tradition of the Indigenous wisdom keepers of yesterday and today, observe the…See More
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Our Full Moon Ceremony was Beautiful!
Takaji My Relatives
On this day Tuesday, February 7, 2012 (11 Ik in the Maya Calendar) which is the actual day of Full Moon for this month It is my honor to report that our scheduled Taino Full Moon Ceremony of Saturday February 4, 2012 was a beautiful success.…
ContinuePosted by Miguel Sobaoko Koromo sague on February 7, 2012 at 6:30pm
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Bo Cibao, cerca Lago Guajataka, San Sebastian, PR. 3 bedroom largebathroom upper house, 3 large commercial spaces and two bathrooms in lower house. Has also been used as an apartment in lower half. With Land. Across from Bo Cibao Community center. Bus for school stops out front. Neighbors are wonderful. … Continue Full Moon Ceremony at the Home of Arawak/Guajiro family in Texas
Takaji My Relatives
I spent the Full Moon weekend of November 2010 at the home of Amanda (Vargas) Richmond, on the Fort Hood military base in Killeen, Texas. I spent several days of wonderful socializing and sharing traditional Indigenous cultural crafts such as weaving with Amanda and her kids.
This activity was carried out in keeping with the well-established…
ContinuePosted by Miguel Sobaoko Koromo sague on November 24, 2010 at 6:00am — 1 Comment
Our Taino Spiritual movement had a busy summer
Takaji My Relatives
After our wonderful Summer Solstice Ceremony in Youngstown, Ohio the Caney Indigenous Spiritual Circle leadership added our prayers and encouragement to the wonderful effort in Boriken of this year's Journeys of Peace and Dignity. This magnificent effort was primarily spearheaded by organizations guided by our sister Vanessa Inaru, and also by the United Confederation of Taino People and the Consejo General de Tainos Boricanos.…
ContinuePosted by Miguel Sobaoko Koromo sague on October 19, 2010 at 9:30am — 1 Comment
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