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Elders of Cascadia

Carriers of Indigenous Spirits of Cascadia - Sharing common breathe, drinking of sacred waters, walking ancestral grounds, lighting fires light. "In our present living - Can we circle with elders & teachers knowing that we are listening and living with respect for all existence? Will the 7th Generation receive a world as abundant as the one we have received? Are we dancing centering between the worlds?" Representing living and ancestral elders. Please suggest edits or additions. Eee Hychka!
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1893 Umatilla Native American Indian Camp Tepee Print - ORIGINAL AW2
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