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Summary: Outstanding!!!!
Review: This book is wonderful!! It is written by two Cherokee men, father & son, who practice the Medicine. This is THE book to get for learning about Cherokee/Native spirituality and Medicine; as it gives some specifics in the 'how-to', and explains a lot.
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Summary: Wado
Review: This book offers a plethora of information regarding the Cherokee way of life. It is very insightful and respectful. I have recommended it to everyone I know. Many thanks to J.T. and Michael for sharing such beauty with the world. Dohiyi and Wado
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Summary: Excelent book!
Review: This clearly written concise book teaches the use of a select subset of herbs. This material is accurate as far as I can tell based on my limited experience with herbs over the years.This book also teaches the properties of the various totem animals. This book helped me to take the indian name of Two Bears October 1999. I only now remembered to review this book. ;-) The subtitle of this book "The Way of Right Relationship" means that everything in existence is a manifestation of the Great Spirit, and should be treated with respect. Basic Amerindian philosophy. Learning a few Cherokee words will not hurt either. ;-) I am proud to say that my watai (personal stone) is in my pocket, but I had collected rocks for about 40 years anyway. ;-) A sincere wah doh (thank you) to the authors.
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Summary: All living things are created equal
Review: This is a must read book for first time people into the world of the Native americans. It will open a whole new door that you will bring out of it is the respect for all living things and for Morther Earth. The book helps you understand that certain things are sacred to the Native Americans and how it ties into their beliefs. Once you read this book you will begin to see things through the eyes of a different race, but from the point of a Native American. You will learn differemt ways of praying and saying thanks to mother nature. You will take things from the book and apllied to your everyday life. Wah Doh.
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