I am still figuring out my way around this site... thanks for the invite to the Textiles group. I am sure to find something interesting there. :)
I am glad to hear you are opinionated... I think respectful exchange of ideas is the only way to grow. It stimulates the mind into expanding into different shapes and sizes :)
I KNOW!!! That one made my hairs stand on end... Sometimes we are in the presence of something so wonderfully expression it inspires you to creativity :)
Tau Brother.....Bo matun for the comment that you made on the video that I posted. I feel that a cd edition of these sacred chants as you suggest are a distinct likelihood and I am going to look into the possibility of making them available by next year. I hope you enjoyed the chants that I posted here on your comment wall. I hope that you give me your opinion on these also.
By The way you were the topic of conversation between myself and another brother at the Pittsburgh pow wow this weekend. He is a Seminole from Florida called Dennis who was selling macaw feathers from his trader's booth during the celebration. He said that he had sold you some feathers. I told him that I knew you also.
Taino Ti
Miguel Sobaoko Koromo Sague
Song dedicated to the fact that the menstrual cycle that manifests in the body of human women is reflected in the monthly lunar cycle of the Cosmic Mother
Tainoray,your consorte from Nacion TAino,Jose Barreiro-I put out a 5 page article on "Taino Indians Still Thrive in Cuba"-there are SO MANY examples here !-this may be"Old-news"to you,but to me,this a real treasure-find...and one of my favorite dishes that my mom made was"Ajiaco",and she even had told me that this is from the Indians....Boricuas say,"Sancocho"-do you know the origin of the word,"Sancocho"?I know,Cubans will often use the Yoruban-African word for Okra,"Kimbombo",as well as"Fu-fu",for a plantain mash with pork bits/chicharron thing.On my new Discussion,I have put up the web address for the whole Jose Barreiro thing,and all the great pictures and stuff.Taiguey,
FrankTurey
I will take a look at my archives and I'll let you if it comes but I can't promisse how soon I have been trying to organize all my stuff and I just didn't relise how much I had so I'' get back to you as soon as I have and answer.
Tau Ray
Greetings and blessings to you and all yours. It's been awhile and I'm sorry that I didn't infirm you that NiJaiba and I have moved out west to Texas and we have been here now for 1 1/2 yr. and my health has been improving anyway we will keep in touch.
I was reading the posts about the Columbus statue, and I hope to post that news (and the poems we talked about) on The CAC Review in the coming days. I am still taken aback, at the bad taste to say the least, and the disgusting abuse of history represented by this statue project. Every imperialist and racist jackass in high office is showing his/her true face these days, because presumably they feel comfortable doing so in this period. Now, I'm angry again.
Jejeje!"Bochinche"!I don't know the origin...gossip.....but I can try to figure it out,.."chinchin"-a little..."Bo",big,great"..".Important/big-little talk"-sound right!!"Important little talk"-a sense of humor!,ans wit,the sarcasm.My guess,but It sounds pretty good-we'll see.
FrankAkuTurey
Yes,Tainoray,i do consider i9t a rare piece,as I have looked,and it is difficult,I was told a guy in D.R.made some nice ones,but I couldn't find him either.The Cemis are no longer hollow!!they are PACKED with secret things,to the brim,and sealed!Treasures indeed...a 6 hour process tonight with Yocaho Guama!-I asked him after if all was well and complete,and he said "Jan-Jan Catu!"with one cast of the shells."Inriri"-that's so interesting because Inriri is the Woodpecker that made the andrgynous beings into females,by pecking....tell him to make all 12!!(the most important Cemi)Did he carve the original out of rock,or wood?Well,goodnight,
F.Turey
Taiguey Ray,
Well this is a tough one, I have often wondered if bochinche is Taino or not. If you break down the word you cetainly find a connection although this can be coincidental. Maybe we should get David Wayahona in on this.
If I felt safe about traveling to the U.S. (I could go into some detail there) you are definitely one of the people I would be honoured to meet. I wanted to ask you about the message you posted on Ifagbenle's blog (see his message below) -- which I thought was a kind of poetic synthesis that was very poignant. I wanted to ask you if you would allow me to reproduce it on a blog outside of this network, and if so how I should attribute it (such as, preferred name, place, title, date, etc.)? Anyway, if you don't feel comfortable with it going outside, not to worry and of course I abide by your wishes.
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I am glad to hear you are opinionated... I think respectful exchange of ideas is the only way to grow. It stimulates the mind into expanding into different shapes and sizes :)
I look forward to chatting further.
By The way you were the topic of conversation between myself and another brother at the Pittsburgh pow wow this weekend. He is a Seminole from Florida called Dennis who was selling macaw feathers from his trader's booth during the celebration. He said that he had sold you some feathers. I told him that I knew you also.
Taino Ti
Miguel Sobaoko Koromo Sague
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SONG_TO_ATA_BEY.doc
Song of Yoka Hu the celestial father spirit, the spirit of Life and Energy, the spirit of the Sun and the soul of the yuca plant
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Yoka_Hu_song.wav
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SONG_TO_YOKA_HU.doc
Song dedicated to the spirits of the four directions South, West, North and East
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Four_Directions_Song.wav
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Song dedicated to the fact that the menstrual cycle that manifests in the body of human women is reflected in the monthly lunar cycle of the Cosmic Mother
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FrankTurey
I finally posted the poem, you can see it at:
http://cacreview.blogspot.com/2008/08/mami-papi-this-is-not-puerto-rican.html
Also, later today, I want to post it at "One Day for the Watchman."
Taíni Ti
Coqui
Greetings and blessings to you and all yours. It's been awhile and I'm sorry that I didn't infirm you that NiJaiba and I have moved out west to Texas and we have been here now for 1 1/2 yr. and my health has been improving anyway we will keep in touch.
Taíno Ti
Coqui
FrankAkuTurey
F.Turey
Well this is a tough one, I have often wondered if bochinche is Taino or not. If you break down the word you cetainly find a connection although this can be coincidental. Maybe we should get David Wayahona in on this.
the information you placed on the webpage on how to design a mola is excellent.
I have been searching for many years for paintings or art done by the Amerindians.
Thanks once again for the information.
Berlinda