"We are born free and united brothers, each as much a lord as the other ...
I am the first and the last of my nation ... subject only to the Great Spirit."
- Huron (1693)

For more information on each of the Native American Tribe names,
and their languages, we invite you to visit this site :
https://www.native-languages.org/languages.htm

THE GIFT

Aaninena
Abenaki
Absaroke
Absentee-Shawnee
Achomawa
Acoma
Agua Caliente
Ak-Chin
Alabana

Aleut :: Read a sharing talk given to the Aleut Elders, sharing many tribe's wisdoms. 
The speech is named, Let Goodness Take Its Place ...
 You can almost hear the speaker beginning ...
  "The afternoon tastes good," he begins ...
to continue reading press the link above.

Algonquin - the word, Megwitch : means : Thank You, in the dialect of Algonquin.
Alturas
    Here, we insert a snip of the Book of Names. 
    You will see the name or word is listed first by the letters that create that name or word,
    in alphabetical sequence, and then the name or word is shown, with or without description.
    The Book of Names is Copyright Good Works On Earth Held In Trust
----snip----
aalrstu ... alturas - Native American tribe name : shown as part of the American's Flag in Eugene, Oregon.
aalst ... atlas - father of maia/maya - see accdeessuu
 aalst ... atlas - long prior to the 11:11 when the Olympians engaged the Titans, the conflict reached such a
  magnitude that Heaven groaned and was shaken, threatening to fall upon Mother Earth, all lost to the
  one dimension. As Heaven sourced these vibrations all, Heaven healed the dis harmonies arisen in the
  vibrations all.  'Prior' to the 12:12's openings of doors of quantum leapums all about, Heaven had been
  kept 'apart' from Earth within the vault of the Heavens held Atlas the sphere of Mother Earth, unerringly
  Atlas held Mother Earth upon his shoulders until the fish set the epics beginning with the 20040120,
  20040121 & 20040122.  The 20040123 remains stable to the ends of days and to the starts points.
  All is well in all the universes.   20050531
aamnru ... rana mu - Ascended Master : Telosian : AUM : Twin Star to Ra Mu : see amru
   'This is important to us Telosians. For when the city of Telos beneath Mt. Shasta was built aeons ago,
  it was prepared for 200,000 of our people. When the ancient Lemurian cataclysms started, only 25,000
  of our people made it on time inside Mount Shasta and were thus saved from the tidal waves and fires
  wrecking havoc upon the surface world, which at that time was our home. Where you live now, was where
  we once had lived. So you can understand when we say we know what you are going thru and we truly wish
  to help you and hope enough of you will listen. As many of us are immortals, we planted many of us among
  you, 144 to be exact, and these will find their way here and build the New Earth from Telos once more. All of
  this area was once called Telos, even to the Southwest at Taos, New Mexico. Taos was also a part of Telos , as
  was Tule Lake, and Tulum in Merida, Yucatan. Here we also sent many of our Telosians. They-You will unite,
  and others will join you from the Stars, as they helped us in ages past. Be of good cheer. For not all will be lost.
  Not a hair upon the heads of those who love, will be harmed. You are Blessed, as you are Loving. Know we are
  with you.'   - - Ra Mu & Rana Mu, King & Queen of Telos, Ascended Masters & Twin Flames
  Source : Email from StarDoves : 20040726
aamnt ... atman - individual soul or essence of a person
aamnt ... atman : see aaeglmrx
aamr ... rama - one more name of the Love Source We Are in a Ra Ma form.
aamr ... amar : 'An ally who is of Arabic heritage told me that 'Amara' (minus the last 'a') as Amar : means 'moon' in Arabic.
   The Moon is symbolic of feminine, receptive energy. So this is yet another confirmation of what I know deep inside :
    Amara is my soul declaring itself.'  Source : http://www.liveyourlight.com/mind/ARoseByA.html
aamst ... tamas : see aacilly
aannoorrww :::::: won no raw war on now :::: My first palindrome.  I have never seen this written before.
                    OLLPUHA sequenced : see anorw
aanns ... sanna - in finnish means, the word.  : 20050131 email with *****

aanoru ... common letters to two cops in Eugene, Oregon who forced women to have sex with them, for years !

aanrsuu ... anaurus - river in iolcus : see jason
aanru ... rana nu - sacred name for sacred being of Telos
aanruv .. Varuna, detected in 2000, has a diameter of approximately 900 km (560 miles). : objects beyond Neptune.
aanst ... santa - a devilshly acceptable idea to most christian folk and their children lied to so gullibly in their innocent trusts.
 aanst ... satan - a tan santa ; ditto on the santa as satan from above line.
  aanst ::: sanat ::: sacred word representing divine essence of a person, of Goddess Love, ie., Sanat Kumara : She Allows All
aanst ::: good dog : SANTA :: SANAT :: SATAN : bad dog - note the sacred 'god dog' name in the middle, Sanat.
aaoqru ... Quaoar, found in 2002, is about 1,200km (745 miles) across : objects beyond Neptune.
aaqru ... aqua aura - aura color
aaqu ... aqua - latin for water : we are water : see http://goodworksonearth.org/weather.html
aar ... Power Sequence : not to be trifled with for surely the coin has two awarenesses to the cion.
           Which awareness will be nurtured?  The power of the evil vile lie, or the power of the heart hearing truths of Love.
aarrsttu ... tartarus ( tar' tar us)  noun :
   1. Greek Mythology The abysmal regions below Hades where the Titans were confined.
   2. An infernal region; hell. [Latin from Greek Tartaros] Tartarean : adj.
aars ... sara : Goddess Name : see : amnow
aart ... Tara (whose name means 'star' or 'She who ferries across') is the female Bodhisattva of
   Compassion. In particular she represents compassion in action, since she's in the process of
   stepping from her lotus throne in order to help sentient beings.  Her mantra is a loving play on her name.
   Pronunciation notes:   aa is like a in father ::  e is ay in lay ::  v is pronounced halfway between English v and w.
    If in doubt, then a w sound will do
   Mantra : Om Taare Tuttaare Ture Svaahaa
   Source : Monk's email of 20030203:1234pst
aart ... TARA: The Feminine Divine
  Once upon a time, long long ago, when MEN were the only ones considered worthy of Buddha
  enlightenment, a REAL historical woman decided to take the bodhisattva vow and was actually
  allowed. So she became the first FEMALE BUDDHA and is known  as the GREEN TARA or
  WHITE TARA. Look Her up in google and find TONS of books and info about her. In a nutshell:
  she is the FEMININE DIVINE with or without the story behind her for she is the source of all stories.
    Blessings, Monk Madhi
  'In Indian Hinduism, the Star Goddess Tara is a manifestation of the Queen of Time, Kali. Her symbol,
    the star, is seen as a beautiful but perpetually self-combusting thing; so Tara is the absolute,
    unquenchable hunger that propels all life. As a Bodhisattava, a Buddha-to-be, she is considered
    second only to the great Avalokitesvara, of whom she is said to sometimes be a female aspect.
'Among Buddhists and Jains, and particularly in Tibetan Lamaism, Tara became a symbol of other
    hungers as well, in particular the spiritual hunger for release from the purely physical world. As such,
    Tara is the goddess of self-mastery and mysticism, invoked under her 108 names on a rosary of
    108 beads. The Compassionate Goddess, she appears as a playful adolescent, for Tara sees life
    for the game it is; she also appears as a celestial boat woman, ferrying her people across from the
    world of delusion to that of knowledge. As the Green Tara she is terrifying, but the White Tara of
    meditation stares at us from her three eyes to remind us that if we look through the terror of death
    she waits to enlighten us.'  Source : www.ficgoddess.com/sunlightshadow/ : web site no longer in existence.
aaru ... aura : our auric egg of light, which is what all is.  angels all can see all thoughts in the entirety of one's aura.
                ergo, there are no secrets for all is in image and all is easily seen. - wfs
ab ... Ba is the Essence, living forever. Emerald Tablets.  Ba cometh not until Ka is incarnate. See ak : ka
                See Arulu at Almine
abbbcceghimouy ... bobbi mccaughey - the mother of the only known surviving set of septuplets date/source lost
abbbeehillnnortv ... bobbi valentine heller - ZIA FILM DISTRIBUTION LLC was founded in 1993 by Bobbi Valentine Heller,
   using the knowledge she gained from a diverse background in the entertainment industry spanning 20 years.
   Her direct experience includes, production, finance, music, public relations as well as domestic and international sales.
    Douglas M. Heller has extensive writing and creative marketing expertise gained from a 20 year career as a partner in a
    programming consulting firm.
abbccehkllmnu ...  mark allen chubback : fake name : alias used by adegjmnrrsvw
abbcdeeegijnqrrrsuw ... jacques edwin bradenberger - inventor of cellophane in 1908
abbcdeehijlnors ... daniel joel liebersbach - musician extraordinaire - loving being - sacred male
abbcdeehinoppy ... debbie happy cohen - bright light Goddess of Love freely coaching five others in business in Katrina Rita Recoveries

Anasazi
Anissina-Pe
Apache
Arapaho
Aquinnah
Arikara
Aroostook
Asa-Ki-Waki
Asi-Wi
Assiniboin
Athapasca
Atsina
Atsugewi (not Atugewi)
Augustine
Bannock
Bear River
Beaver
Bella Coola
Beothuk
Biloxi
Blackfeet
Brass Ankle
Cabazon
Caddo
Cahto
Cahuila
Cajun
Calapooia
Calusa - the cultural center of the Calusa Native Americas was in Southwest Florida.  
     Ravaged by the diseases that the Spanish/European Ponce de Leon brought to the island,
     the Calusa were gone by the middle of the 17th century.

CALUSA : my god, your god, their god, can this be true, we as humans have killed our namesake ?  It is here, under USA of the Calusa name, we at Good Works On Earth recommend to you, your purchasing and reading the book by Jon Krakauer, Under the Banner of Heaven.  The insanities and inanities of religion can rise to stellar heights of stupeedoses, and this book proves the point so spelled by false prophets profiting on their own rabid sexual commands upon women, including their own children in ungodly ways.  Religions rile ires, for sure. You will not believe what the Americans who carry their banner of religion have done upon their brethren, and you do not want to share this book with young children unhobbled by religious bigotry and commands of dire doings. Let them learn in peace, never thinking man can be so cruel and perverse and unusual.

Let their minds and hearts know peace ...

Let their body breathe the fresh airs and drink the clear waters ...

To see phrases about peace, visit the Star Art of Peace on Earth

Campo
Canoncito
Catawba
Cattaragus
Caughnawaga
Cayuga
Cayuse
Chehalis
Chemehuevi
Cherokee - There is a Cherokee greeting and salutation of saying, Wado, meaning, in light and Love.
     Wado is one Native American word for Love, sent with a word, to another.

   "Women all over the world are coming to the drum." - Anna Wells, Cherokee
     The Drum People share more of what Anna tells about women and the drums.
     Visit the Drum People for her words and for Native American Drums.

     Here is a Hopi way of sharing the Love awareness.


Cheyenne
Chewaerae
Chickahominy
Chickasaw
Chiewere
Chinook : in 2006, all salmon are suffering mightily to find and return home safely to breed their broods

in 2009, dams are being removed in Oregon
Chippewa
Chiricahua
Chitimacha
Choctaw
Chukchansi
Chumash -

Cibony
Cochiti
Cocopah
Coeur D'Alene
Colville
Comanche
Comox
Conestoga
Coos
Coquille
Cornplanter
Costonoan
Coushatta
Covelo
Cowichan
Cree :  A food of the Cree : pemmican : pem·mi·can  also pemican ( pem’ i kan) n. 1. A food prepared by Native Americans
            from lean, dried strips of meat pounded into paste, mixed with fat and berries, and pressed into small cakes.
        2. A food made chiefly from beef, dried fruit, and suet, used as emergency rations. [Cree pimihkaam pemmican] American Heritage
Creek
Croatan
Crow
Cuyapaipe
Cupeno
Dakota - There is a name, Wakan Tanka and this sacred name means :   The Great Spirit.
      The One Beneficient Source of Our Nature All.
      We have also seen this name spelled as Wakantanka. This is a good name.
      The Supreme Diety of the Dakota Native.

Delaware
Dene
Devil's Lake
Dheghia
Digger
Digueno
Di-Heh
Dogrib
Duckwater
Dwamish
Dzitsi'stas
Elem
Elwah
Erie
Eskimo
Esopus
Estom
Flandreau
Flathead
Fond Du Lac
Fort Peck
Fort Sill
Fort Totten
Fox
Fremont
Goshute
Grande Ronde
Gos Ventre
Guidiville
Gw-icin
Hackensack
Haida
Haisndayin
Hamakhava
Hare
Hasinai
Ha-Ta
Hattera
Havasupai
Hidatsa
Hochangara
Ho-Chunk
Ho-De-No-Sau-Nee
Hoh
Hohokam
Hoopa
Hopi

We invite you to experience the Star Arts of DOLPHINS    [Ed Note : On 20060812, the Hopi Tribe Salutation was sought in the search
engines around the world, and we are honored to share an answer or two.]

I LOVE YOU, in the Hopi Soundings of Language : Nu' umi unangwa'ta



Hopi Tribe Salutation and Salutation Hopi Tribe
were all of a sudden, this day, ranked as our top search phrases at the major
web search engines
wherein the seeker visited us here, at Good Works On Earth
From out of the blue, seekers sought out the Hopi Tribe's Salutations and
visited our page link above on 20060812 : August 12th, 2006

Hopi Message from the Hopi Elders

Salutation of Hopi Tribe in America

Hopland
Hotinonshonni
Hualapai : ( WALL-uh-pie ) A tribe of almost 2,200 people living at the western edge of the Grand Canyon, they
                  are the tribe that has built the glass-bottomed Skywalk 70 feet out over the edge of the canyon. The
                  Skywalk weighs 1.07 million pounds, and is anchored with a half-million pounds of steel cubes. The
                  tourist attraction is set to open on March 28th, 2007 and is becoming known as the Hualapai Skywalk.
Hunkpapa
Hupa
Huron
Ikaniuksalgi
Illinois
Inaja-Cosmit
Innu
Innuit : You have heard the Innuits have 100 names for snow ?  "Tain't true. They have two.
            qanki : meaning snow in the air
            aput : meaning snow on the ground
        Our source is Bob Welch of the Register Guard, and his source is Geofrey Pullum,
        Professor of Linguistics and Humanities at the University of California at Santa Cruz.
       As published in the Register Guard Newspaper on 20060228

Inuit
Invna-Wa
Ione
Iowa
Iroquois - shatoewe - Iroquois Indian word for turtle
Isleta
Itazipcho
Jamestown
Jamul
Jemez
Jicarilla
Kaigani
Kainah
Kalapuya
Kalispel
Kamia
Kansa : A search done at Good Works On Earth on 20041119 :
    kansa indians unique art : we have no link at this time.
Kanye-Kema-Ka
Karankawa
Karuk
Kashia
Kaska
Kakaskia
Katok
Kaw
Kayohko-Nq
Keetoowah
Keneenaw
Kiabab
Kiowa
Kirkitish
Klamath
Klikitat
Kootenay
Kotaba
Koyukon
Kumeyaay
Kutchin
Kutinai
Kwakiutl
Kwichana
Lac Court Oreilles
Lac Du Flambeau
Lac Vieux
Laguna
La Jolla
Lake
Lakota :     Wachin ksapa yo! : says : 'Be attentive, Observe, Hear, See, Give Focus of Attention So To Know ..
                   All is of the One Love Source.' - KU
      Wachin ksapa yo! : 'This message well expresses a spirit that is central to the Indian peoples.
            It implies that in every act, in every thing, and in every instant, the Great Spirit is present, and that one should be continually
            and intensely attentive to this Divine presence. This presence of Wakan Tanka, and one's consciousness of it, is that which
            the Christian saints have termed "living in the moment", the "eternal now", or what in the Islamic tradition is termed the Waqt.
            'In, this presence is called Taku Skanskan, or simply Skan in the sacred language of the holy men.' - Joseph Epes Brown
            https://elexion.com/lakota/rites/concept2.html


Lakota - a Lakota greeting and salutation is, Pilamayo, meaning, in light and Love
       Remember this:  'Laughter - that is something very sacred especially for us Indians.'
       - John (Fire) Lame Deer, ROSEBUD LAKOTA
             [Editor Note : http://goodworksonearth.org/laughter.html : Link to the Star Arts, thereof.]

     Lakota Sioux Proverb : "We didn't inherit this land from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children."


  Eyapaha - Lakota word meaning "camp crier"
https://narf.org/pubs/justice/2000fall.html La Posta
Lenni Lanape
Lipan
Little River
Los Coyotes
Lovelock
Lower Brule
Luiseno
Lumbee
Lummi
Machapunga
Mackinac
Mahican
Maidu
Maine
Makah
Maliseet
Mandan
Maricopa
Mashantucket
Mashpee
Massachusett
Matinecock
Mattapony
Mechoopda :
         We recommend this site : https://www.nigc.gov : for more of the history of the Mechoopda tribe
Menominee
Mescalero
Methow
Me-Wuk
Miami
Miccosukee
Mimac :: The spelling is apparently and officially accepted as : Micmac :  The name, Mimac, shows up twice at google on 20060222. 
    The Micmac name for the tribe shows up 2,124 times in the search for : aroostook band of micmac indians :
    This is the top answer and identifies itsElf as the official .org site of the tribe and for the tribe. https://micmac-nsn.gov/
Mimbreno
Miniconjou
Mississippi
Mission
Missouria
Minok
Mopap
Mobile
Modoc
Mogollon
Mohave
Mohawk
Molala
Mono
Montauk
Moor
Mowa
Munsee
Muckleshoot
Muskoke
Makota
Nambe
Nanicoke
Narrangansett
Naskapi
Natchez
Navaho ::: "Moving into the 5th World" is spoken of by a sharing talk given to the Aleut Elders. (See the Aleut, above)
    ::::   Walk on a rainbow trail; walk on a trail of song, and all about you will be beauty.
                        There is a way out of every dark mist, over a rainbow trail.             -  Navajo Song

Navajo Sandpaintings = "the place where the gods come and go" in the Navajo language.
The Navajo word for sandpaintings means "place where the gods come and go."
The sandpainting has been used for centuries in religious rituals, including healing ceremonies performed by Navajo medicine men.
Source : https://penfieldgallery.com/ Representing the Navajo in the sales and sharing of their sandpaintings.

Flag of the Navajo Nation

Neutral
Nez Perce - Joseph (Hinmaton Yalatkit) 1830-1904, Nez Perce Chief, he said;
     "When ever the white man treats the Indian as they treat each other, then we will have no more wars.
       We shall all be alike-brothers of one father and one mother, with one sky above us and one country
       around us, and one government for all."
Nimenim
Ni-Mi
Nimipu
Nipmuc
Nisqually
Nomlaki
Nooksack
Nootka
Nottowaseppi
Nottoway
Nu-Ci
Nuitachi
Numakaki
Odawa
Oglala : '"Look at me - I am poor and naked, but I am the chief of the
    nation. We do not want riches, but we do want to train our children right.
    Riches would do us no good. We could not take them with us to the other
    world. We do not want riches. We want peace and love."  - - Chief Red Cloud
Oglala Lakota
Ojibwa
Okanaga
Omaha
Oneida
Onandaga : also Onondaga : Native American Indian Prophecies :
                     Source of this quote : https://wratical.org/renewables/hemp.html

"We are able to inform you that ancient grandfathers, the great stands of cedar and redwoods, are in danger of extinction by chainsaws.
The maple, chief of trees, is dying from the top down, as was prophesied by Ganiodaiio, Handsome Lake, in 1799. Great rivers and streams are filled with chemicals and filth, and these great veins of life are being used as sewers.

"We were told the female is sacred and carries the gift of life as our Mother Earth, the family is the center of our life and that we must build our communities with life and respect for one another.

"We were told the Creator loves children the most, and we can tell the state of affairs of the nation by how the children are being treated.

"When we return to Onondaga, we will begin our Great Midwinter ceremonies. We will tie the past year in a bundle and give thanks once again for another year on this earth.

"This was given to us, and we have despoiled and polluted it. If we are to survive, dear friends and colleagues, we must clean it up now or suffer its consequences."

. . . But Lyons also remembered turning to Leon Shenandoah, chief of the Grand Council of the Six Nations Confederacy. "My chief, he doesn't say much, but I asked and he said, 'They're not taking it serious enough. I don't think they realize what's going to happen to them. What's coming.' He would have liked to see less posturing. We have our prophecies.
We know what is coming down the road.'"

-- Onondaga Chief Oren Lyons, on the Global Forum he helped organize on Environment and Development for Survival held in Moscow, January 15 to 19, 1990.

Osage
Otoe
Ottawa
Paiute
Pala
Palm Springs
Palouse
Pamlico
Pamunkey
Papago
Pascua
Paskenta
Passamaquoddy
Paugusset
Pauma
Pawnee : a crowning story of creation :

Inanna - That the earliest gods and mythical figures of the various cultures are celestial in nature is
easily shown.  The Sumerian goddess Inanna, explicitly identified with the planet Venus already at the
dawn of the historical period (c. 3300 BCE), is a case in point and might well serve as an exemplar for
comparative analysis. Virtually every ancient culture will feature a goddess with notable structural
affinities to Inanna, although the identification with Venus is not always preserved.  The Pawnee Indians
of the American central plains, for example, celebrate the wondrous deeds of the primeval goddess,
cu-piritta-ka, identified with Venus.   It was her union with the warrior-god, u-pirikucu, explicitly
identified with the planet Mars, which signaled the crowning event of Creation.
Source : https://www.maverickscience.com/?s=Saturn+Theory

Payton
Pechanga
Penacook
Penobscot
Peoria
Pequot
Piankashaw
Picuris
Piegan
Pima
Pit River
Poarch
Pojoaque
Pokagon
Pokanoket
Pomo
Ponca
Potomac
Potowatomi
Powhatan
Prairie
Pueblo
Puyallup
Pyramid Lake
Quapaw
Quechan
Querecho
Quileute
Quinault
Ramah
Ramona
Rappahannock
Raritan
Red Bone
Red Cliff
Red Lake
Red Leg
Resighini
Rincon
Rio Grande
Rogue River
Rosebud
Sac
Saginaw
Salamanca
Salish
Salt River
San Carlos
Sandia
San Juan
Sannish
Sanpoil
Santee

Sauk-Suiattle
Secotan√Seminole
Seneca
Seri
Serrano
Setauket
Shagticoke
Shakopee
Shasta
Shawnee
Shinnecock
Shoshone - Link to the Shoshone Prayer
     "We only have one air, one water, one mother earth" - - Corbin Harney, spiritual leader of the Western Shoshone

Shuswap
Sichangu
Siksika
Siletz
Sioux
Sisseton
Skagit
Skaro-Re
S'klallam
Skokomish
Southern Ute
Spkan
Squamish
Squaxin Island
Standing Rock
Stillaguamish
Stockbridge
Suislaw
Susquehannock
Swinomish
Tabac
Tachi
Tahtla
Tanana
Tannish
Taos
Te-Moak
Tesque
Teton - Mother Earth Breathes
Tewa
Thompson
Tillamook
Timbisha
Timucua
Tipai
Tlingit
Tohono O'Odham
Tolowa
Tompiro
Tonawanda
Tongva
Tonkawa
Topachula
Tsoya'ha
Tulalip
Tunica
Tuscarora
Tutchone
Tutelo
Umatilla
Umpqua
Ute

Sometime after we created the Star Art of AMERICANS as a graphic image of the AMERICANS Flag,
we were privileged to see an artwork created by DORA VAN, [See Note below] President of the Affiliated Ute Citizens,
of the Uintah Band Treaty Tribe of the Uintah & Ouray Indian Reservation of Utah.  Her art is composed of 130,910 seed beads,
and the image created is of the American Flag, and in each part of the flag are the names of four hundred and fifty-six tribes
of Native American Indians and these names are shown by the slight variations of color in the red white and blue of the
American flag.  It is a stunning achievement in beauty.

To honor this sacred work of art of the human heart and hands, and the tribes' names, we list them here, and more ... as we find them.  Yes ... all of the names initially listed above and below were on this flag, as shared on her brochure about this exquisite piece of her art.

[Note of 20060906 : The Register Guard newspaper published an article about this AMERICANS flag art in seed beads.
The story goes the bead art was turned down by the Mayor's Art Show in Eugene, Oregon and so it was shown at the
Salon de Refuses, in Eugene. Someone of import noticed it and put the machinery in motion to have it shown under light
in the Smithsonian Institute, which is where it is now on display. The article also states the art was created by a different
artist name of Jenny "Chapoose" Taylor. Along with the names of tribes and states, the piece contains hidden quotes from
Indian leaders and European colonists. "I started making this with anger and frustration and ended up having hope for unity
between all people in the country and our world. I know we can do anything one bead at a time." Jenny Taylor. Stacy Bierma,
owner of Harlequin Beads and Jewelry in Eugene, which is where we were fortunate enough to have seen this art on display,
says "the piece is a remarkable example of original work performed on a grand scale." Jenny Taylor says her next piece she is now creating will be 267,000 seed beads. Per the article, the native Indians did not work with seed beeds until the Europeans brought them
with them and began trading with them, and they quickly became a common form of adornment. ]
 

Utina
Utu Utu Gwaitu
Virginian Algonquin
Waahpteon : Google shows one answer to this spelling, this very page. The correct spelling : see Wahpeton
Wahpekute
Wailaki
Walapai : see the Hualapai
Walker River
Walla Walla
Wampanoag
Wampanahki
Wappinger
Wappo
Waptailmin
Warm Springs
Wahoe
Wa-Siw
Wea
Wecquaesgeek
Wescot
Wahpeton : Google shows 10,800 answers for : Wahpeton Native American

"It was our belief that the love of possessions is a weakness to be overcome.
Its appeal is to the material part, and if allowed its way, it will in time disturb one's spiritual balance.
Therefore, children must early learn the beauty of generosity.
They are taught to give what they prize most, that they may taste the happiness of giving."
         - - Ohiyesa; Wahpeton Santee Sioux

White Earth
White Mountain
White River
Wichitaw
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Winnebego
Winnemucca
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Yakima
Yamasee : 1. A Native American people formerly inhabiting parts of coastal Georgia and South Carolina.
     The Yamasee dispersed to other Native American groups after conflict with English colonists in the early 18th century.
     2. A member of this people. AHD
Yana
Yankton
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Yellowknife
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Yocha Dehe
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Yuman
Yurok - The one law of the Yurok Indians is : Being true to yoursElf.
             From this, all else follows in harmony with others.

            The Brush Dance is a Yurok Indian healing ritual where being true to yourself
            means giving your best to help a person in need. Being true to yourself is the one
            and only Yurok Indian law.
 
Zuni
Zia
 
 







Please, see the Star Art of AMERICANS
http://goodworksonearth.org/americans.html

There is a greeting, in an old sacred language ... the Word they used is : Wirachocha ..
'Wiracocha' which means : From the God in me to the God in you,
as their greeting one to one, honoring each other as we truly are.

Namaste, we say, is the same awareness spoken in another way.

Ho, we say, and then we go quiet, agreeing truth has been written and spoken .... while we sit in the silent ...

 

"In the beginning is the Word ...
  prior to the word is the Breath ....
  with the breath is the Still Quiet Love .....
  Unformed and Unnamed."

We as Goddess and God have created a sacred language in such ways
  that it provides us hints to Our Love sOurce being Our Us.

In the beginning is sound ....