Gathering of 8,000 Drums

[Monika/Mamona]

Gathering for Mother Earth

Tau to All Taino People You are Invited- To All People
The Indigenous First Nations, Peoples, Communities and
Organizations of the World and all Humankind According to a Prophecy
of all Indigenous Peoples.
It is time to re-unify ourselves and rediscover for ourselves all
the Seeds of the Four Directions in order to reactivate cosmic
energy, heal historical wounds and heal our Mother Earth by
respecting life and the liberty and dignity of our Peoples.

Coming together of all Taino Peoples.

Indigenous Keepers of the Ancestral, Ceremonial and Medicinal
Sound of the Sacred Drums;
Councils of Elders, Sages and Leaders of all Indigenous Nations,
Peoples and Organizations;
Indigenous Guides, Guardians and Spiritual Leaders, and
All Traditions of Humankind and Elders of Georgia
There will be a central fire
ON March 21, 2009 at 11:00am to ? We will begin Drumming in Prayer and Song


This will be held on Old Cherokee Ball field in the Cohutta’s Wilderness outside of Ellijay, Ga.

There will be primitive camping available. You will be able to have your own personal area among the trees
Direction: Hwy 52 West towards Fort Mountain. From town circle of Ellijay, Georgia. Go 5.0 miles to Gates Chapel Rd. on right turn stay on Gates Chapel till you hit gravel bear right on Wilderness Trail F 90 to Forest road 68 sharp right towards Lake go to top of a large Y turn left going towards to Consuaga Lake. You will see signs stating the area. It is exactly 13.5miles from Gates Chapel. Bring your tent or camper or if you wish there are several hotels in the area. There is camping near a lake about a mile down from the Gathering area, with bathrooms. Please note this is the Wilderness area nearest town is over 14 miles away.

Note: Questions please email : [e-mail] or contact Monika/Mamona -Taino-706-636-4919 and leave message we will call you back
Note: This will coincide with other Nations and with Mexico’s ceremony of Mayan, Aztec and Toltec on the Otomi Grounds

[Miguel Sague Jr]

Tau sister
It will be an honor for me and my wife Leni to come in behalf of the Caney Indigenous Spiritual Circle and participate in this event. We look foward to wonderful fellowship and prayer.
Taino Ti
Miguel Sobaoko Koromo Sague