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This is one of my first ones.

This is one of my very first .

(askwali) to the hopi for the gift and Insperation and giudedance.

This is my humble thanks to the hopi and our great ancestors and mother earth for giving me this gift . (askwali) Thank you .

I have got this picture from one of the visitors of this webpage. She would like to know what does this symbol represent. Does anybody know the answer?

In the old stories it is told that the first Hopi came from the west, at the coast of the ocean. Does this petroglyph panel record that history? The people had the "corn plant" as in the panel. In the panel, the boat comes from the right (west). Many questions...

In honor of the words of Truth. It has been 10 years since a beautiful honorable soul walked his sacred line of corn to Taalawsohu. Itatam, "NUN".

Greetings from the Atlantic edge of the continent! Before I move inland, I want you to have a connection to this sacred piece of land that I was led to. The island you see in the picture has many First People spirits on it that kept me going in difficult times. My mother in law grew up near the Taos Pueblo and spent most of her childhood on her pony in the hills. Just sending many blessings and deep thanks for staying true to the earth and clear and strong through all your trials. We are so indebted to your wisdom and integrity. Thank you.

no photo - visited 2nd and 3rd mesa in march 09 - struck by the humaness and graciousness of the hopi. have read many articles since and am continually impressed by the tenacity of the people. just not sure how to be of help!

In memory of the great Third Mesa grandfathers – Dan, David, Thomas, and Fat Jack – whose lives were ground to dust by a people who did not understand, I offer a prayer of thanksgiving and know that they hold honored spots at the table in the Flowered House. :-)