Coming home, means a lot to me. When I return home I see most of the population taking the community for granted. It is a community with all the signs of a metropolitan area; in the sense of a lack of community awareness, isolated frames of mind, food that is brought into the community, no frame of mind for gardens, etc. This is really sad, because in my community's past, this was unheard of. It was a thriving community, full of the hustle and bustle of grandparent involvement, visiting, storytelling, moccasin makers, elders who policed the community. This is how I keep my sanity amongst the masses, I have to see them for what they really are; selfish, walking around aimlessly and looking for other victims to add to thier populations. They walk around most of the time starving-starving for that attention they don't give a ratt's ass about. All they want to do is consume, digest and get rid of that piece of flesh who can help them to humanity. I sit here and wait........trying to strategize and course my next move, looking for the other survivors amongst the rooftops.......... |
Since time millennia, elders have always governed their communities. Elders were the police of their community. Many elders across the Americas have forgotten their traditional use of tribals Chiefs and boss women.This blog will relate past, present and continuing information of Aboriginal epistemology, thoughts, and concerns of North and South America.......eventually
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Coming Home-A Reality Connection PT.2
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