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Marine, Bruce Allen. His message is - “I wear this red across my face to share a message for all indigenous. I call for ...
09/19/2026

Marine, Bruce Allen. His message is - “I wear this red across my face to share a message for all indigenous. I call for the MEN of our communities to step up and “be better”, and help support indigenous women.”

Look at these faces staring up at the sky. 🏜️ Navajo Nation
09/19/2026

Look at these faces staring up at the sky. 🏜️ Navajo Nation

Whispers of the Wind: A Native American Reflection❤️👉 Get this T-shirt and hoodie here:👇 https://www.nativepridestores.c...
09/19/2026

Whispers of the Wind: A Native American Reflection
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In the sacred circle of life, every sound holds meaning, every silence carries wisdom. The wind, invisible yet ever present, moves across the land like an ancient spirit, speaking truths to those who take the time to listen. It carries the stories of our ancestors, the songs of the earth, and the quiet voice of the heart.
"Listen to the wind," the elders say, "for it talks." The wind does not shout or demand; it whispers softly through the trees, over the rivers, and across the plains. It tells of journeys taken, of battles fought, of peace found beneath the endless sky.
But beyond the sound of the wind lies a deeper language — the language of silence. "Listen to the silence," they teach us, "for it speaks." In the stillness, the heart hears what words cannot capture. It is here, in quiet reflection, that the spirit finds clarity and strength.

And the heart — the sacred keeper of all our wisdom — is the final teacher. "Listen to your heart," the voice inside reminds us, "for it knows." The heart understands the rhythms of the earth, the cycles of life, and the path we are meant to walk. It holds the courage to face the unknown and the compassion to heal old wounds.

The feathers and beads shown in the image are not mere decorations; they are symbols of this sacred dialogue between nature and spirit. Each feather carries prayers of peace and protection. The colorful patterns honor the ancestors and the land, a tapestry of identity and belonging.
To walk with awareness is to hear the wind, feel the silence, and trust the heart. This is the way of the Native people — a way of deep listening, connection, and respect for the world around us.
So today, pause. Close your eyes. Open your spirit.
Listen.
The wind is talking.
The silence is speaking.
Your heart is knowing.
And in that sacred moment, you are home.

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Welcome to one of the wealthiest locations in the world, Oglala Lakota Territory. Perhaps you have heard the opposite. I...
09/19/2026

Welcome to one of the wealthiest locations in the world, Oglala Lakota Territory. Perhaps you have heard the opposite. It is often reported that places like the Pine Ridge Reservation and Rosebud Reservation are the poorest counties in the United States.
While this statistic might be accurate through the lens of capitalism, it is far from the truth. As Lakota people, we don't define our wealth by how much we store up but by how much we give away.
Our culture, lifeways, kinships, and connection to Uŋčí Makȟá can not be measured in dollars and cents. The life of a Lakota is a hard life but a good life!

Navajo Code Talkers would like to wish John Kinsel Sr. a very happy 104th birthday. God bless you, Sir.
09/18/2026

Navajo Code Talkers would like to wish John Kinsel Sr. a very happy 104th birthday. God bless you, Sir.

That is the first history of Americans before it was America
09/18/2026

That is the first history of Americans before it was America

We need a big Aho! 🧡Lily Gladstone and and Every Child Matters 🧡🧡On September 30, we wear orange to remember Phyllis’ st...
09/18/2026

We need a big Aho! 🧡
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Amazing picture
09/18/2026

Amazing picture

RIP Warrior
09/17/2026

RIP Warrior

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09/17/2026

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