O'siyo!

 

It is lovely to meet you! Thanks for sharing and telling of yourself!

I hail from Northwestern Wisconsin, am married and have two teenage children. I work two jobs so am not online as much as I would like to be.

 

I, too, cannot trace my heritage but am told I have Cherokee heritage. No way for me to ever know for sure, but like you, I FEEL it!

 

Looking forward to knowing you better.

Welcome to the Family!

 

With Great Respect and Love,

Tia/Woman of the Wind

O'siyo EarthDancer, you're exacly right when you say it's what you feel in your heart. That's something that no one will ever be able to take away from use. Did you know that the great man that did so much for the Cherokee Chief John Ross was 1/8 degree Cherokee. So, you see, if you always follow your heart, you'll never go wrong. The Cherokee word for heart is the same as spirit (a da nv do).

                                                                   may also be  (a do nv do)

I am also new to the Wakan Circle. Please call on me if you have any questions.

I have a few references on the "Old ways". to hi du (Good Peace) as in mind,body,&spirit. Eagle Heart.