This site is audio and graphic Intense.... Please allow to fully load Halito, Sa hohchifo ut...in Choctaw means Hello, My name is...Carlena This page will incorporate both the Choctaw and Cherokee nations. Why my interest in the Choctaw and Cherokee? Although I am of English decent, My adoptive father is Cherokee and my adoptive brother was Choctaw. I hope you enjoy... ~LadyVirgo1~ "Cherokee Prayer Blessing" May the warm winds of heaven Blow softly upon your house. May the Great Spirit Bless all who enter there. May your mocassins Make happy tracks In many snows, And may the rainbow Always touch your shoulder. "Trail of Tears" In 1830, the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek forcibly relocated the entire Choctaw nation from their homeland in Mississippi west to what is now known as Southeastern Oklahoma. The trip consisted of 550 miles and over 20,000 Choctaws. The Choctaws were moved through unsettled country of dense forests, swamps and swollen rivers. Only 7,000 Choctaws survived this removal on what has come to be called... "The Trail of Tears." "The Ten Indian Commandments" 1. Remain close to the great spirit. 2. Show great respect for all your fellow beings. 3. Give assistance and kindness wherever needed. 4. Be truthful and honest at all times. 5. Do what you know to be right. 6. Look after the well being of mind and body. 7. Treat the earth and that dwell thereon with respect. 8. Take full responsibility for your actions. 9. Dedicate a share of your efforts to the greater good. 10. Work together for the benefit of all mankind. The Eagle is traditionally admired by American Indians as a great hunter. In most Eagle Dances you will see the dancers impersonating the Eagle swooping down to capture it's prey. The Eagle can also be seen descending from high above the clouds after a storm. Many believe the Eagle carries their prayers on its wings, up through the hole in the sky, to the Creator. So they dance in honor and use its feathers in their headdresses and prayer ceremonies. The Eagle reminds each of us of the importance of our own dreams and goals. Dreams give each day purpose and motivates us to take action. Dreams give guidance to each step we take. Never believe anyone who tells you that you cannot achieve your dreams. Believe in your ability to make your dreams come true. Never give up on yourself or your dreams! Persevere through the hard times with the SPIRIT OF THE EAGLE! Please E-mail me with any comments. ~LadyVirgo~ Please Visit My Other Pages ~~NEWEST WEB PAGE~~~ Memorial for the World Trade Center Memorial -- September 11, 2001 A Survivor A New Beginning If How Could Anyone Ever Tell You? Friends are Forever Wind Beneath My Wings Valentine What a Wonderful World Unchained Melody Spirits of the Earth An Irish Blessing What Tomorrow Might Bring Hope has a Place Coldest Day in December Little Folks Did You Ever Love Somebody Yokoke (Thank You) for visiting!
Halito, Sa hohchifo ut...in Choctaw means Hello, My name is...Carlena This page will incorporate both the Choctaw and Cherokee nations. Why my interest in the Choctaw and Cherokee? Although I am of English decent, My adoptive father is Cherokee and my adoptive brother was Choctaw. I hope you enjoy... ~LadyVirgo1~ "Cherokee Prayer Blessing" May the warm winds of heaven Blow softly upon your house. May the Great Spirit Bless all who enter there. May your mocassins Make happy tracks In many snows, And may the rainbow Always touch your shoulder. "Trail of Tears" In 1830, the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek forcibly relocated the entire Choctaw nation from their homeland in Mississippi west to what is now known as Southeastern Oklahoma. The trip consisted of 550 miles and over 20,000 Choctaws. The Choctaws were moved through unsettled country of dense forests, swamps and swollen rivers. Only 7,000 Choctaws survived this removal on what has come to be called... "The Trail of Tears." "The Ten Indian Commandments" 1. Remain close to the great spirit. 2. Show great respect for all your fellow beings. 3. Give assistance and kindness wherever needed. 4. Be truthful and honest at all times. 5. Do what you know to be right. 6. Look after the well being of mind and body. 7. Treat the earth and that dwell thereon with respect. 8. Take full responsibility for your actions. 9. Dedicate a share of your efforts to the greater good. 10. Work together for the benefit of all mankind. The Eagle is traditionally admired by American Indians as a great hunter. In most Eagle Dances you will see the dancers impersonating the Eagle swooping down to capture it's prey. The Eagle can also be seen descending from high above the clouds after a storm. Many believe the Eagle carries their prayers on its wings, up through the hole in the sky, to the Creator. So they dance in honor and use its feathers in their headdresses and prayer ceremonies. The Eagle reminds each of us of the importance of our own dreams and goals. Dreams give each day purpose and motivates us to take action. Dreams give guidance to each step we take. Never believe anyone who tells you that you cannot achieve your dreams. Believe in your ability to make your dreams come true. Never give up on yourself or your dreams! Persevere through the hard times with the SPIRIT OF THE EAGLE! Please E-mail me with any comments. ~LadyVirgo~ Please Visit My Other Pages ~~NEWEST WEB PAGE~~~ Memorial for the World Trade Center Memorial -- September 11, 2001 A Survivor A New Beginning If How Could Anyone Ever Tell You? Friends are Forever Wind Beneath My Wings Valentine What a Wonderful World Unchained Melody Spirits of the Earth An Irish Blessing What Tomorrow Might Bring Hope has a Place Coldest Day in December Little Folks Did You Ever Love Somebody Yokoke (Thank You) for visiting!
"Trail of Tears" In 1830, the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek forcibly relocated the entire Choctaw nation from their homeland in Mississippi west to what is now known as Southeastern Oklahoma. The trip consisted of 550 miles and over 20,000 Choctaws. The Choctaws were moved through unsettled country of dense forests, swamps and swollen rivers. Only 7,000 Choctaws survived this removal on what has come to be called... "The Trail of Tears." "The Ten Indian Commandments" 1. Remain close to the great spirit. 2. Show great respect for all your fellow beings. 3. Give assistance and kindness wherever needed. 4. Be truthful and honest at all times. 5. Do what you know to be right. 6. Look after the well being of mind and body. 7. Treat the earth and that dwell thereon with respect. 8. Take full responsibility for your actions. 9. Dedicate a share of your efforts to the greater good. 10. Work together for the benefit of all mankind. The Eagle is traditionally admired by American Indians as a great hunter. In most Eagle Dances you will see the dancers impersonating the Eagle swooping down to capture it's prey. The Eagle can also be seen descending from high above the clouds after a storm. Many believe the Eagle carries their prayers on its wings, up through the hole in the sky, to the Creator. So they dance in honor and use its feathers in their headdresses and prayer ceremonies. The Eagle reminds each of us of the importance of our own dreams and goals. Dreams give each day purpose and motivates us to take action. Dreams give guidance to each step we take. Never believe anyone who tells you that you cannot achieve your dreams. Believe in your ability to make your dreams come true. Never give up on yourself or your dreams! Persevere through the hard times with the SPIRIT OF THE EAGLE! Please E-mail me with any comments. ~LadyVirgo~ Please Visit My Other Pages ~~NEWEST WEB PAGE~~~ Memorial for the World Trade Center Memorial -- September 11, 2001 A Survivor A New Beginning If How Could Anyone Ever Tell You? Friends are Forever Wind Beneath My Wings Valentine What a Wonderful World Unchained Melody Spirits of the Earth An Irish Blessing What Tomorrow Might Bring Hope has a Place Coldest Day in December Little Folks Did You Ever Love Somebody Yokoke (Thank You) for visiting!
In 1830, the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek forcibly relocated the entire Choctaw nation from their homeland in Mississippi west to what is now known as Southeastern Oklahoma. The trip consisted of 550 miles and over 20,000 Choctaws. The Choctaws were moved through unsettled country of dense forests, swamps and swollen rivers. Only 7,000 Choctaws survived this removal on what has come to be called... "The Trail of Tears." "The Ten Indian Commandments" 1. Remain close to the great spirit. 2. Show great respect for all your fellow beings. 3. Give assistance and kindness wherever needed. 4. Be truthful and honest at all times. 5. Do what you know to be right. 6. Look after the well being of mind and body. 7. Treat the earth and that dwell thereon with respect. 8. Take full responsibility for your actions. 9. Dedicate a share of your efforts to the greater good. 10. Work together for the benefit of all mankind. The Eagle is traditionally admired by American Indians as a great hunter. In most Eagle Dances you will see the dancers impersonating the Eagle swooping down to capture it's prey. The Eagle can also be seen descending from high above the clouds after a storm. Many believe the Eagle carries their prayers on its wings, up through the hole in the sky, to the Creator. So they dance in honor and use its feathers in their headdresses and prayer ceremonies. The Eagle reminds each of us of the importance of our own dreams and goals. Dreams give each day purpose and motivates us to take action. Dreams give guidance to each step we take. Never believe anyone who tells you that you cannot achieve your dreams. Believe in your ability to make your dreams come true. Never give up on yourself or your dreams! Persevere through the hard times with the SPIRIT OF THE EAGLE! Please E-mail me with any comments. ~LadyVirgo~ Please Visit My Other Pages ~~NEWEST WEB PAGE~~~ Memorial for the World Trade Center Memorial -- September 11, 2001 A Survivor A New Beginning If How Could Anyone Ever Tell You? Friends are Forever Wind Beneath My Wings Valentine What a Wonderful World Unchained Melody Spirits of the Earth An Irish Blessing What Tomorrow Might Bring Hope has a Place Coldest Day in December Little Folks Did You Ever Love Somebody Yokoke (Thank You) for visiting!
"The Ten Indian Commandments" 1. Remain close to the great spirit. 2. Show great respect for all your fellow beings. 3. Give assistance and kindness wherever needed. 4. Be truthful and honest at all times. 5. Do what you know to be right. 6. Look after the well being of mind and body. 7. Treat the earth and that dwell thereon with respect. 8. Take full responsibility for your actions. 9. Dedicate a share of your efforts to the greater good. 10. Work together for the benefit of all mankind. The Eagle is traditionally admired by American Indians as a great hunter. In most Eagle Dances you will see the dancers impersonating the Eagle swooping down to capture it's prey. The Eagle can also be seen descending from high above the clouds after a storm. Many believe the Eagle carries their prayers on its wings, up through the hole in the sky, to the Creator. So they dance in honor and use its feathers in their headdresses and prayer ceremonies. The Eagle reminds each of us of the importance of our own dreams and goals. Dreams give each day purpose and motivates us to take action. Dreams give guidance to each step we take. Never believe anyone who tells you that you cannot achieve your dreams. Believe in your ability to make your dreams come true. Never give up on yourself or your dreams! Persevere through the hard times with the SPIRIT OF THE EAGLE! Please E-mail me with any comments. ~LadyVirgo~ Please Visit My Other Pages ~~NEWEST WEB PAGE~~~ Memorial for the World Trade Center Memorial -- September 11, 2001 A Survivor A New Beginning If How Could Anyone Ever Tell You? Friends are Forever Wind Beneath My Wings Valentine What a Wonderful World Unchained Melody Spirits of the Earth An Irish Blessing What Tomorrow Might Bring Hope has a Place Coldest Day in December Little Folks Did You Ever Love Somebody Yokoke (Thank You) for visiting!
1. Remain close to the great spirit. 2. Show great respect for all your fellow beings. 3. Give assistance and kindness wherever needed. 4. Be truthful and honest at all times. 5. Do what you know to be right. 6. Look after the well being of mind and body. 7. Treat the earth and that dwell thereon with respect. 8. Take full responsibility for your actions. 9. Dedicate a share of your efforts to the greater good. 10. Work together for the benefit of all mankind. The Eagle is traditionally admired by American Indians as a great hunter. In most Eagle Dances you will see the dancers impersonating the Eagle swooping down to capture it's prey. The Eagle can also be seen descending from high above the clouds after a storm. Many believe the Eagle carries their prayers on its wings, up through the hole in the sky, to the Creator. So they dance in honor and use its feathers in their headdresses and prayer ceremonies. The Eagle reminds each of us of the importance of our own dreams and goals. Dreams give each day purpose and motivates us to take action. Dreams give guidance to each step we take. Never believe anyone who tells you that you cannot achieve your dreams. Believe in your ability to make your dreams come true. Never give up on yourself or your dreams! Persevere through the hard times with the SPIRIT OF THE EAGLE! Please E-mail me with any comments. ~LadyVirgo~ Please Visit My Other Pages ~~NEWEST WEB PAGE~~~ Memorial for the World Trade Center Memorial -- September 11, 2001 A Survivor A New Beginning If How Could Anyone Ever Tell You? Friends are Forever Wind Beneath My Wings Valentine What a Wonderful World Unchained Melody Spirits of the Earth An Irish Blessing What Tomorrow Might Bring Hope has a Place Coldest Day in December Little Folks Did You Ever Love Somebody Yokoke (Thank You) for visiting!
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