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From:

Annie-LL (Original Message)

Sent: 10/2/2005 3:58 AM

For generation after generation, the people who inhabited the North American continent were different in many ways, and the same in others. While not alike in tradition, ceremony, language or lifestyle, they did seem to share a reverence for the earth and all things in nature. Three centuries ago, however, Europeans who arrived in the Americas saw things differently and to the contrary. While American Indians sought to be part of the beauty and wild around them, white cultures saw these same gifts as things to conquer, tame and ultimately own. As Western civilization faces a new millennium reflection on the ways of the world has finally increased and with it has come a realization that perhaps the Indian way of thinking might have been the better path. For thousands of years Indians maintained an ecological and social balance undone in a fraction of the time. For many years their philosophies were not heard because no one was listening.

Anishinabe �?nbsp; Apache
Arapaho �?nbsp; Cheyenne
Chiricahua �?nbsp; Comanche
Cree �?nbsp; Creek
Crow �?nbsp; Dakota
Delaware �?nbsp; Hopi
Huron �?nbsp; Kiowa
Lakota �?nbsp; Minquass

Navajo �?nbsp; Nevada
Nez Perce �?nbsp; Oklahoma
Omaha �?nbsp; Pima
Powhatan �?nbsp; Pueblo
Salish �?nbsp; Sauk
Senca �?nbsp; Shawnee
Shoshone �?nbsp; Suqwamish
Tuscarora �?nbsp; Ute

ANISHINABE

It is less a problem to be poor than to be dishonest.

No one else can represent your conscience.

APACHE

It makes no difference as to the name of the God, since love is the real God of all the world.

Even your silence holds a sort of prayer.

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