ANIMAL SPIRITS
AND
OTHER THOUGHTS
I have been
sent some information from the book of
"A Cherokee
Feast of Days", by Joyce Sequichie Hifler.
I believe
they give us a lot of insight on how to cope
with the
changing times happening now.
A moment
to reflect before the day begins, or ends,
whichever
your choosing.
Teyheyha
October
24 - Daily Feast
As
children, we were taught that if we couldn't say something good, we
shouldn't
speak at all. Children should be taught the same thing now,
and
adults should remember what they learned. To keep a gentle tongue is
a
constant challenge. There are so many things to speak our minds about
-
though it might not be heard in the din of other voices. Wherever a
dominant
personality runs on verbal destruction, there's not going to be
any
peace. The Cherokee calls this chaos a e hi s dv, a pain or ache or
a
headache. It keeps everyone feeling just bad enough that they can't
give
their best. Where there is hassle and harassment, there can be no
constructive
work. There will be nothing achieved without a gentle
tongue.
~ We
took an oath not to do any wrong to each other or to scheme against
each
other.~
GERONIMO
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