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1. Squid Angel Tipi is Susie Lehto Add a link to a Squidoo Lens for a Blessing! Real "Angelic Encounters" influence my life as a Squid Angel. I wish good souls to prosper on Squidoo & I love my part as an Angel. Being a Squid Angel is an assignment & I'm grateful...
2. Tipi the Tipigal is Susie Lehto I lived in a Sioux style tipi for the better part of a year. Temperatures of 20 degrees in North Dakota in the United States of America gets a bit too cold, even with a pit fire & a box stove. It wasn't all that bad in a 20 below sleeping bag...
3. Tipi's...I Believe in Angels* I am sharing some Angelic Encounters that I have had in Fargo, North Dakota in the United States of America. I know the comfort and protection that our Angels bring. They bring us messages of faith, hope and love and that is something that we can all...
4. Jacob Black - Werewolf and Twilight Hero "Until your heart stops beating, Bella. I'll be here - fighting. Don't forget that you have options." ~ Jacob Black Taylor Lautner as Jacob Black           Jacob Black Age: 15 (Twilight), 16 (New Moon, Eclipse and Breaking Dawn.)...
5. FREE VOODOO SPELLS & VOODOO MAGICK Voodoo has been hailed as quite possibly the oldest religion known to humankind, originating some 7,000 years ago. The word voodoo means "spirit" or "mystery." Voodoo believers accept the existence of one god (Bon Dieu or Good God), below which are t...
6. Buffalo Skull From The Badlands The buffalo skull that I have was found in the Badlands of North Dakota in the United States of America. It was given to me as a gift by a friend named Dave Hendrickson in 2007. Dave found the skull while he was bow hunting for mule deer in the Badla...
7. Grand Circle Road Trip The area of the United States that includes northern Arizona, northwest New Mexico, southern Utah, and southwest Colorado is often known as the "Grand Circle" of the southwest. The Four Corners region of these states provide a concentration of some o...
8. Thanksgiving Trivia Here is a compilation of Thanksgiving Trivial Information
9. Land of the Indians - Indiana In 1800 a territory was carved from the Northwest Territory, the United States Congress named it the Indiana Territory meaning Land of Indians. The name fits as there were many Native American peoples who had migrated to this area from the north and...
10. Animal Spirit Totems Every one of us are given many Spiritual Helpers throughout our lives to help us go through certain experiences. As we grow spiritually our Spirit Helpers change. I know that some classes I have taken taught us that during our birth we are given cert...
11. Native Girl Dakotah Long black hair, deep brown eyes and soft skin made Native American Girls an ideal of beauty. Indian American Women are legendary for their exotic beauty but yet they have a great inner courage and the power to enjoy and celebrate life. Native Girl...
12. Dark and Noble Ravens ....while I pondered, weak and weary, Over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore, While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping, As of some one gently rapping, rapping at my chamber door. "'Tis some visitor," I muttered,...
13. Animal Totems Do you keep seeing a particular animal and find yourself wondering why it keeps showing up for you? Has it been revealing itself to you for a few days, or a few weeks, or your whole life? Animals have messages for us, and they will come in and out of...
14. Dead Pawn Jewelry I lived in the American Southwest for some time, and just about everywhere were shops selling authentic Native American sterling jewelry. And wow, was it beautiful. Dead Pawn jewelry is stunningly gorgeous sterling silver jewelry crafted by the grea...
15. All About Kachinas Traditional Kachina Dolls are hand made by carving them from cottonwood trees. Storytellers describe how the spirits found in the world around us act. The Kachina Dolls embody those spirits. In our travels throughout the Southwest, my wife and I sho...
16. Intimacy with Mother Earth: Can we still recognize it? The eldest nature traditions certainly can be interpreted to offer a myriad of alternatives to 21st century living. However, given that the world is a different place now--a booming world population, post-industrial age pollution at high levels, quic...
17. Native American Food For those interested in things Native American we offer their food and cuisine. For full information visit http://nativechefs.com
18. Chief Joseph Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce tribe in the Wallowa Valley  had the Native American name of Thunder Rolling Down the Mountain but was called Joseph after his father. He was born in 1840 and lived at a difficult time for his tribe--his father Jose...
19. Peyote Bead Work: Turning Glass into Cloth peyote blogs A decade ago, before I had done Peyote bead work, I attended a local bead show. It was for jewelry makers and most of the wares were pile and strings of beads, I wouldn't have thought there could be do much in the world, let alone in...
20. All About Inukshuks: An Aboriginal Symbol A few years ago, we took a road trip in Canada along Georgian Bay, the in Ontario, Canada. Highway 17 runs east and west along the north shore. That is where we saw our first Inukshuk. I was inspired. You would be too! Here's a picture of me and the...