Thank you for the welcome Brother, I'm so grateful to be here. I find what you have said makes my heart beat Ike thunder, as my maternal Grandmother now my Ancestor named me after her little crow daughter of Mother Crow. Looking forward to learning more. One love!!
Estamos muy pendientes y atentos a esta informacion pues si el cacique general del area y los Nokos de dos comunidades Waunan y Embera estan atentos a la respuesta. gracias.
I'd like to know our Taino birth ritual. I am currently expecting and would like to marry my African roots and Taino roots for my child's birth. I plan on doing a naming ceremony. Any help please!
I am looking forward to getting to know you mi Hermano and to learn about our heritage so I can pass it on to my children who are already proud of their Cuban heritage and very excited to learn about their Taino heritage. Thank you for the warm welcome. I committed this summer to do the Sundance again and am looking forward to it again and am looking forward to learning all the customs, ceremonies, songs, and history of our people. Thank you again, Reinaldo "Standing Eagle" my Chippewa Spirit name Lazo and one Day I hope to receive my Taino name (what an emotional day that would be if I was ever seen to be worthy to have one)
Hi Miguel .question .I love taino history but don't know enough about the history or culture And spirituality and stories.I would love to learn more but not just from books but face to face to be part of it.because l would really like to pass it down to my children the right way so they can grow up stronger to be empowered knowing who they really are.question how do l do this
Friend, that project is somewhere in an old computer, but I will look around for it. However, I would be happy to email you a copy of a paper discussing assimilation and acculturation.
Also, I have been chosen as Vice-President of the newly formed Global Indigenous Group at Florida International University. We are planning to have a big celebration on September 7. We are looking for performers, storytellers, vendors, crafts, etc. If you know of anyone, send them my way. I will announce it to the community when we have a few more details figured out!
My brother! I was just sending you a message.. I actually did a semester-long research project on the lack of awareness and education among Cubans regarding their indigenous past. This is what I hope to continue researching as a graduate student. I am happy to have found this community.
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Thank you very much, I look forward to finding out more about my Taino roots.
Gracias Miguel
Estamos muy pendientes y atentos a esta informacion pues si el cacique general del area y los Nokos de dos comunidades Waunan y Embera estan atentos a la respuesta. gracias.
Sorry it took so long my friend. But we study a lot and rummage through archives on a daily basis.
En la ke ech.
Taino Ti, my brother,
I'd like to know our Taino birth ritual. I am currently expecting and would like to marry my African roots and Taino roots for my child's birth. I plan on doing a naming ceremony. Any help please!
I would LOVE to make Taino art work but truth be told I don"t know enough and wouldn't want to misrepresent its cultural authenticity.
I am looking forward to getting to know you mi Hermano and to learn about our heritage so I can pass it on to my children who are already proud of their Cuban heritage and very excited to learn about their Taino heritage. Thank you for the warm welcome. I committed this summer to do the Sundance again and am looking forward to it again and am looking forward to learning all the customs, ceremonies, songs, and history of our people. Thank you again, Reinaldo "Standing Eagle" my Chippewa Spirit name Lazo and one Day I hope to receive my Taino name (what an emotional day that would be if I was ever seen to be worthy to have one)
THANK YOU
http://www.examiner.com/article/puertoricans-came-to-north-america-before-columbus
Just in case you haven't seen this article
Bo Matun, Elder Brother!
The profile photo is one that I think I will use for other group profiles as well. How is your computer situation working out?
Tenanche
Thank you for the welcome!
It is much appreciated,
K.A.S.
Friend, that project is somewhere in an old computer, but I will look around for it. However, I would be happy to email you a copy of a paper discussing assimilation and acculturation.
Also, I have been chosen as Vice-President of the newly formed Global Indigenous Group at Florida International University. We are planning to have a big celebration on September 7. We are looking for performers, storytellers, vendors, crafts, etc. If you know of anyone, send them my way. I will announce it to the community when we have a few more details figured out!
Blessings!
My brother! I was just sending you a message.. I actually did a semester-long research project on the lack of awareness and education among Cubans regarding their indigenous past. This is what I hope to continue researching as a graduate student. I am happy to have found this community.
Blessings!