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RedPath Beliefs : The Prayer Carrier
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From: MSN NicknameWitchway_Pawnee  (Original Message)Sent: 5/15/2005 8:05 AM
 
THE PRAYER CARRIER

The graceful bird of the
 skies, the eagle, is the prayer
carrier and  messenger of the
Anishinabe people.
 
As the eagle soars arose the skies,
 oneknows he is carrying the
 prayers to the Creator.

The eagle has great
significance for the
Anishinabe people
 when it comes to
healing ceremonies
and 
ceremonies honouring
 and
 respecting other people.
 
Although people of different cultures
may have different beliefs,
 respecting others' beliefs is part
of the
growing process in the
Anishinabe way of life.

As a person begins
 to grow more spiritual,
he learns to respect and honor
the graceful eagle of the skies.
 
An individual might see himself
 as the eagle when he prays
for the people who are
in need
of prayer to get them
through  the rough spots on
 the road of life.

In the healing
ceremonies performed
by the medicine man
or
medicine woman, the eagle carries
the sickness out of the body
and
 up to the
Creator for healing.
 
The person who is sick
must
believe in the power of
the prayer carrier.

When ones sees this
graceful bird
flying overhead,
one should pray
with
tobacco in his hand
and
 give thanks to the eagle for
showing himself.


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