Comments:
Linda Lum: Simply beautiful. Thank you for your research. Your reverence is tangible. Here is a link to the Steilacoom Tribe, who lived in the place I now call home. https://steilacoomtribe.blogspot.com/2009/01/history.html
Bill Holland:
44 hours ago from Olympia, WA
My sister married a Native American, so I learned much about their culture while growing up....thank you for this interview/dream/perspective.
Peace be with you always
Eric Dierker:
44 hours ago from Spring Valley, CA. U.S.A.
Thank you Sean. I wish this were not so long as now I am running late. LoL. My son is building a model "Nez Pierce" pithouse at this time. And the strangest thing happened from his school. They referred to Native Americans as "American Indians".
My youngest daughter has a degree in "Native American Studies" from Berkeley.
I think I have at least 20 "friends" on Facebook who are either Navajo or Hopi. I grew up with them, fought them, dated them, and played sports and hung out with them. Din'e are the people and Hopi generally mean peaceful ones. (Din'e is Navajo). That is why I call them, them.
I could go on about Kayenta and 2nd Mesa.
I know - too long of comment. Let me end by saying that in my small mind calling someone Native American is wrong. Each tribe and nation should be called by that name and not all the same.
Again thank you for this piece of peace. You add such positvity and love when you write. I am glad you spread the love of my buddies.
Ignoring
Chitrangada Sharan:
45 hours ago from New Delhi, India
A well researched and well presented, informative article about the Native Americans. I have always been curious about them and after reading this beautifully written hub, I know more about them. It's a good idea, to write this in a question, answer form.
Thanks for sharing this! Have a good day!
Louise Powles:
47 hours ago from Norfolk, England
That was very interesting to read. I think the Native Americans are very peaceful and loving people. I read a lot from reading your article, thank you. =)