Duke Thomas Michael
December 4th 1995 - April 3rd 2009

"Tommie" aka "Duke" aka "Grandpa Tommy"

As of SaturdayApril 3rd,2009 Thomas has passed over to be with his wife and three kids. His hearts wall became weak and water started to get into his tummie. He passed over in Harry'sarms at 9:09pm. Tommie will be missed dearly and loved as if he was still here in our arm's. ) Thomas, is the husband of the late Duchess Tinamarie II.Whom...

Our boy has gone to rain bow bridge 10:33 PM




At 9:09 pm tonight our boy Tommie who was 13 years old died from heart failer.....love,Teresa

Cherokee Medicine and the Little PeoplePosted by Navajo Girl on March 26, 2009 at 2:53pm in CHEROKEE MYTHS,LEGENDS FOLKLORE
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In the old days the Cherokee Medicine Man would travel to the rock caves to meet with the Little People and share in their secrets. The medicine men would stay in the mountains for seven days and nights telling stories around the campfire. On the fist night they would tell the story of the bear and sing the...

WEDDING VASE CEREMONY

To celebrate the wedding ceremony indigenous people of the Southwest and Southeast used a pottery jar or pot with a handle on each side and two spouts, called a 'wedding vase'. The vase is filled with water or herbal teas and the couple drink from each side as a toast to their union. The couple first drink from one side, then the vase is turned and each sip from the other side. Finally, the both drink from the vase at the same time. It is said if the couple can...

Ceremony of the Rings
Most indigenous peoples did not smelt stone into metal for use in decorative objects. Thus, it is doubtful our ancient ancestors used rings in their wedding ceremonies, but the practice has found favor among many today. Today, the passage to the status of husband and wife is marked by the exchange of rings. These rings are a symbol of the unbroken circle of love.Love freely given has no beginning and no end, no one giver and no one receiver for each is a giver and each...