My Drum Still Beats
One year ago today
You were taken away
The Creator took you home
He knew you had to go
~
You endured each day
With such terrible pain
It was time to set you free
My Love for you goes deep
I still Grieve..I still Weep
~
You tried so hard to hold on
Like the wind drifting along
Your Dreams were there
Then they were gone
I still Cry and Mourn
My Drum Still Beats On

Copyright ©March,4 2008 Butterfly Dancer

Living For Ourselves
Trying To Please Others
Most of us come to a point in our lives when we question why we are
doing what we are doing, and many of us come to realize that we may be
living our lives in an effort to make our parents happy. This
realization can dawn when we are in our 20s, our 40s, or even later,
depending upon how tight a hold our family of origin has on our psyche.
~
We may feel shocked or depressed by this information, but we can trust
that it is coming to us at this time because we are ready to find out
what it would mean to live our lives for ourselves, following the call
of our own soul, and refusing any longer to be beholden to someone
else's expectations.
One of the most common reasons we are so tied into making our parents,
or others, happy, is that we were not properly mirrored when we were
children.
~
We were not honored as individuals in our own right, with a will and
purpose of our own, to be determined by our own unfolding. As a result,
we learned to look outside of ourselves for approval, support, and
direction rather than look within. The good news is that the part of us
that was not adequately nurtured is still there, inside us, like a seed
that has not yet received the sunlight and moisture it needs to open and
to allow its inner contents to unfurl. It is never too late to provide
ourselves with what we need to awaken this inner being.
~
There are many ways to create a safe container for ourselves so that we
can turn within and shine the light of awareness there. We may join a
support group, go to therapy, or start a practice of journaling every
day for half an hour. This experience of becoming is well worth the
difficult work that may be required of us to get there. In whatever
process we choose, we may feel worse before we feel better, but we will
ultimately find out how to live our lives for ourselves and how to make
ourselves happy.

i'm going with this theory from now on . . . .lol...love and blessings!  Wren ^v^



The Buffalo Theory - In one episode of 'Cheers', Cliff
is seated at the bar describing the Buffalo Theory to
his buddy, Norm. I don't think I've ever heard the
concept explained any better than this.



'Well you see, Norm, it's like this . . . A herd of
buffalo can only move as fast as the slowest buffalo.
And when the herd is hunted, it is the lowest and
weakest ones at the back that are killed first. This
natural selection is good for the herd as a whole,
because the general speed and health of the whole
group keeps improving by the regular killing of the
weakest members.

In much the same way, the human brain can only operate
as fast as the slowest brain cells. Now, as we know,
excessive intake of alcohol kills brain cells. But
naturally, it attacks the slowest and weakest brain
cells first. In this way, regular consumption of beer
eliminates the weaker brain cells, making the brain a
faster and more efficient machine. And that, Norm, is
why you always feel smarter after a few beers.'






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If you haven't been able to keep up with the Sequoyah 2008 State Basketball
Championship Tournament, here is the latest news (as of this newsletter
sending). Below is the "Tentative Schedule" (All Times are Central Standard
Time):

GIRLS

Thursday 7:00 PM Girls play (Won);
Friday 4:30 PM (Confirmed)
IF THE GIRLS WIN then next game is Saturday 10:45 AM

BOYS

Thursday 2:00 PM (Won);
Friday 10:30 AM then Boys play (Won);
Saturday 5:45 PM (Confirmed)

Yes, we are doing a live stream of the game. The only kicker… it is audio only
due to copyright restrictions! BUT, we are streaming the audio in both Cherokee
and English. Game schedules are based on how well the girls and boys team does
so the best bet would be to go to http://www.cherokee.org and visit the Check It
Out section for the latest information.

Reminder - Committee meetings and the general council meetings will be held
Monday and Tuesday March 10 and 11th. If you cannot make it to the meetings, we
will have them streamed live and online! For more information on times and to
access the event when it happens, check out the streaming events page:

http://www.cherokee.org/PressRoom/StreamingEvents.aspx

MARK YOUR CALENDARS AND JOIN US AT THE Cherokee Women's Leadership Conference
2008, Moderated by Wilma Mankiller, Saturday, April 19th. You must RSVP by
04/11. Check out our public notices for more information:

http://www.cherokee.org/PublicNotice/4423/Default.aspx

The Cherokee Heritage Center will host Indian Territory Days on March 27 and 28.
Kindergarten through 12th grade students will have the opportunity to experience
Cherokee culture with a particular focus on the late 1800's prior to Oklahoma
statehood. Admission price of $5 per student includes the event and all
attractions. One adult will be admitted free with every 10 children.
Registration for school groups is encouraged. For more information, please
contact the Cherokee Heritage Center's Education Department at (918) 456-6007 or
email education@....

The Cherokee Heritage Center is seeking artists for the 37th Annual Trail of
Tears Art Show and Sale. The show opens May 3rd and runs through May 26th.
Artists from across America will compete for more than $10,000 in total prize
money. Categories for this year's show include Basketry, Pottery, Painting,
Graphics, Sculpture, Miniatures and the annual "Trail of Tears" theme. For more
information please email totas@..., visit
http://www.cherokeeheritage.org or call 918-456-6007 or toll-free at
888-999-6007.

For all of us non artists, the Cherokee Heritage center is offering a
Southeastern Pottery introductory course on Saturday, March 29 from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. For more information or to register for any Heritage Center classes, please
contact the Cherokee Heritage Center's Education Department at (918) 456-6007 or
email education@..., and of course, visit the website at
http://www.cherokeeheritage.org.

Call to Action: We need you to make your voice heard today -- literally. The
Cherokee Nation Washington Office needs you: to make phone calls to your elected
officials to: 1.) stop Congress from terminating the Cherokee Nation and 2.) not
to punish the Nation with amendments that would cut funding to vital services
such as health care.

Since June, more than 10,700 people have met online to send letters to Congress
using http://www.cherokeevoice.com. Now we need Congress to hear our voice on
the other end of the phone line. If you need any assistance with locating phone
numbers for elected officials in Oklahoma (or throughout the United States) or
to talk about the congressional threats facing the Cherokee Nation, please call
1.877.211.4909 or e-mail cnwo@.... For more information regarding the
citizenship status of non-Indians, please visit http://freedmen.cherokee.org.

That should wrap it up for this week. For those of you that observe Daylight
Savings Time, don't forget to set your clocks ahead 1 hour on Saturday night.
Have a great weekend and visit http://www.cherokee.org for the latest news and
events.

Wado!
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Sequoyah Basketball Teams Advance to Second Round : 3/7/2008
(C) Cherokee Nation
The Sequoyah girls and boys basketball teams beat their opponents in the first
round of the Oklahoma State Class 3A state tournament to advance to the second
round of play on Friday.

http://www.cherokee.org/news.aspx?id=2526

Cherokee Nation Program Provides Help to Non-Profit Organizations: 3/4/2008
(C) Cherokee Nation
More than 100 representatives from over 30 different non-profit community
organizations recently took part in a training program that provides funding
opportunities through the Cherokee Nation.

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Schools in CN find recalled beef : 3/4/2008 3:34:48 PM
(C) Cherokee Phoenix
About three dozen Oklahoma school districts and nutritional sites have received
beef products involved in a recent national beef recall ordered by the USDA.
http://www.cherokeephoenix.org/news/news.aspx?id=2735

Indians headed to state: 3/4/2008 2:59:06 PM
(C) Cherokee Phoenix
Check out video highlights of the Sequoyah Indians winning the Class 3A area
championship game Feb. 29 at the Muskogee Civic Center
http://www.cherokeephoenix.org/news/news.aspx?id=2734

Lady Indians earn state tournament berth: 3/4/2008 2:11:24 PM
(C) Cherokee Phoenix
Check out video highlights of the Lady Indians winning the Class 3A area
championship game Feb. 29 at the Muskogee Civic Center.
http://www.cherokeephoenix.org/news/news.aspx?id=2733

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Special Announcement…Yes I know this newsletter is early but this is a special
announcement regarding the Sequoyah School 2008 State Basketball Championship
Tournament in Oklahoma City! I will still send out our regular newsletter
tomorrow.

Yes, we are doing a live stream of the game. The only kicker… it is audio only
due to copyright restrictions! BUT, we are streaming the audio in both Cherokee
and English.

Game schedules are based on how well the girls and boys team does so the best
bet would be to go to http://www.cherokee.org and visit the Check It Out section
for the latest information. Below is the "Tentative Schedule" (All Times are
Central Standard Time):

GIRLS

Thursday 7:00 PM Girls play (Confirmed);
IF GIRLS WIN then Friday 4:30 PM;
IF GIRLS WIN AGAIN then Saturday 10:45 AM.

BOYS

Thursday 2:00 PM (Won);
Friday 10:30 AM then Boys play (Confirmed);
IF BOYS WIN then Saturday 5:45 PM

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Good Evening All
Here is a "Get Well" Cyber card for my Son Tommy.
Sign it if you like I know he would appreciate it.
Photo below Tommy and Wife KC.
Thank you ~With Love ~~~~> Butterfly Dancer
~
http://www.groupcard.com/birthday3/Manyhugss.html

http://www.wtv-zone.com/Buttercup-060/Friends/HangOn.jpg
~
It's BRRRRR!!! this morning in Massachusetts wake up Spring :-) Tomorrow
I will be off to the Hospital with Tommy, KC and Daughter Bonnie. Tommy
will be having his Thyroid operation. Thank you all for your Prayers.
If you haven't signed the Cyber "Get Well Card" yet you are welcome to
do so he would apppreciate that.
Thank's to you all that have signed Tommy's card.
~
http://www.groupcard.com/birthday4/Manyhugss.html
~
I will keep you all updated have a wonderful day. Love and Hugs ~~~~~>
Butterfly Dancer

Hi All I find this so Beautiful wait to Load and it may not play in Full
? "Enjoy"
~
http://summerhoosier.250free.com/HTML2/LifesRailway.html
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Love ~~~~> Butterfly Dancer

do keep us posted and know that im praying lov evicki
With God all things are possible
Wa Do my friends and family
Love Vicki
Proud Member of Western Cherokee Nation
I make baby blankets and booties
Ask to see my web page

----- Original Message -----
From: <Butterfly_Dancer@...>
To: <The_White_Wolves_Band@yahoogroups.com>;
<americanindianpoetry@yahoogroups.com>;
<tsalagifamilybands@yahoogroups.com>; <barefeetwomen@yahoogroups.com>;
<friendship-fires-womens-lodge@yahoogroups.com>;
<thenativeamericanfamily@yahoogroups.com>; <nativefamily@yahoogroups.com>;
<NativeOpenHeart@yahoogroups.com>; <PrayingPlace@yahoogroups.com>;
<nativeamericanfamilywomenshealingcircle@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, March 10, 2008 9:05 AM
Subject: [barefeetwomen] Good Morning All


> http://www.wtv-zone.com/Buttercup-060/Friends/HangOn.jpg
> ~
> It's BRRRRR!!! this morning in Massachusetts wake up Spring :-) Tomorrow
> I will be off to the Hospital with Tommy, KC and Daughter Bonnie. Tommy
> will be having his Thyroid operation. Thank you all for your Prayers.
> If you haven't signed the Cyber "Get Well Card" yet you are welcome to
> do so he would apppreciate that.
> Thank's to you all that have signed Tommy's card.
> ~
> http://www.groupcard.com/birthday4/Manyhugss.html
> ~
> I will keep you all updated have a wonderful day. Love and Hugs ~~~~~>
> Butterfly Dancer
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
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> No virus found in this incoming message.
> Checked by AVG.
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> 12:17 PM
>
>

Good Afternoon All
My Son Tommy had Surgery yesterday afternoon to remove his Thyroid and
All went well.
He will be returning home today taking it easy for the next two weeks.
Tommy wants to thank everyone who sent good thoughts and Prayers. I
"Thank You" also for being there for me "Bless You" All. With Love
~~Hugs~~~> Butterfly Dancer

Hi All
I collect Native American Dools,Figurines,Photo's,Dream Catchers etc.
~
Angel Figurines my Christmas Tree is of Angels.
~
6 old fashion Rolling Pins~Tea Pots~Vases~Pitchers~Astrays never smoked
but Love them Clear,Amber Blue, Green :-)
Bean Pots~Black Cat Figurines.Prayer Beads I have 5 of them two are from
Nuns.I Flat old Iron and Heavy Iron pot with cover.
~
A few Baskets I have them hung in my Dinning room. Three old Bibles Love
them.
And 5 old Umbrellas have one on my Grand Mothers Rocker. And stones I
can't help but pick one up on my path. The above collectables are
limited.
~
Now I collect Piggy Banks~Oh my I am a collected of things aren't I :-)
My Native American collection is the most~
Later at sometime I will post some Photo's of them. Ohh I also collect
Friends :-)
What do you collect???
With Love ~~~~> Butterfly Dancer

Good Afternoon All
My Son Tommy had Surgery yesterday afternoon to remove his Thyroid and
All went well.
He will be returning home today taking it easy for the next two weeks.
Tommy wants to thank everyone who sent good thoughts and Prayers. I
"Thank You" also for being there for me "Bless You" All. With Love
~~Hugs~~~> Butterfly Dancer

Hi All
I collect Native American Dools,Figurines,Photo's,Dream Catchers etc.
~
Angel Figurines my Christmas Tree is of Angels.
~
6 old fashion Rolling Pins~Tea Pots~Vases~Pitchers~Astrays never smoked
but Love them Clear,Amber Blue, Green :-)
Bean Pots~Black Cat Figurines.Prayer Beads I have 5 of them two are from
Nuns.I Flat old Iron and Heavy Iron pot with cover.
~
A few Baskets I have them hung in my Dinning room. Three old Bibles Love
them.
And 5 old Umbrellas have one on my Grand Mothers Rocker. And stones I
can't help but pick one up on my path. The above collectables are
limited.
~
Now I collect Piggy Banks~Oh my I am a collected of things aren't I :-)
My Native American collection is the most~
Later at sometime I will post some Photo's of them. Ohh I also collect
Friends :-)
What do you collect???
With Love ~~~~> Butterfly Dancer

Grand Ceremony of the 8,000 Sacred Drums

EIGHT THOUSAND SACRED DRUMS

FOR THE HEALING OF THE MOTHER EARTH

AND ENSURE LIFE AND PEACE WORLDWIDE

Grand Ceremony of the 8,000 Sacred Drums on March 21st, 2008 (10 am

to noon local time from Mexico City) will take place in the Otomi

Olmec Toltec Teotihuacan Nation and in many locations around the

world to aid in the healing of Mother Earth and our Peoples.

CALL TO: The Indigenous First Nations, Peoples, Communities and

Organizations of the World and all Humankind According to a Prophecy

Revealed at the Otomí Ceremonial Center by the Otomí Elder Sages to

the Indigenous Peoples and all Humankind and a Vision of our

Venerable Ancestors, the day when the Sounds of Eight Thousand

Sacred Drums join together will be the beginning of a true Healing

of Mother Earth, of All the Species and of the Human Family, which

is now in total disequilibrium in order to be able to live together

on the road to Sacred Peace, in harmonious union with the Universe,

Mother Nature, the Community, the Family and our own Hearts.

It is time to re-unify ourselves and rediscover for ourselves all

the Seeds of the Four Directions in order to reactivate cosmic

energy, heal historical wounds and heal our Mother Earth by

respecting life and the liberty and dignity of our Peoples.

The Otomí Nation, through the Council of the Elders and the

Guardians of the Otomí Tradition, Grand House of Otomí Knowledge,

and the International Indigenous University invite:

(a) Indigenous Keepers of the Ancestral, Ceremonial and Medicinal

Sound of the Sacred Drums;

(b) Councils of Elders, Sages and Leaders of all Indigenous Nations,

Peoples and Organizations;

(c) Indigenous Guides, Guardians and Spiritual Leaders, and

(d) All Traditions of Humankind

to come together at the Grand Indigenous Ceremony of the EIGHT

THOUSAND SACRED DRUMS FOR THE HEALING THE MOTHER EARTH AND ENSURE

LIFE AND PEACE which will be held at the Otomí Ceremonial Center in

Temoaya, State of México, Otomí Nation, Mexico, and at Ceremonial

Centers and Sacred Indigenous Sites around the world at 12 noon

(Mexico City time) on March 21, 2004.

SACRED PRINCIPLES

- Sealing and healing the wounded vertices of Mother Earth is

urgent.

- Identifying and activating the Indigenous Energy Centers at

Sacred Places is our duty.

- Planting and strengthening consciousness of Love and Respect for

our Mother Earth is everyone's work.

- The indigenous ancestral recommendation to create and practice the

Grand Culture of Peace and Life is fundamental.

- Recognition of the use of the energy and healing properties of our

sacred instruments is a principle and goal of our Indigenous Mission.

All Indigenous Peoples, Native Nations, Communities and

Organizations that would like to participate in this Grand Ancestral

Cosmic Ceremony are asked to notify us as soon as possible to set up

contacts and facilitate communication and coordination. Contact

email informes@...

Watch your thoughts, they become your words.

Watch your words, they become your actions.

Watch your actions, they become your habits.

Watch your habits, they become your character.

Watch your character, it becomes your destiny.

-Frank Outlaw

Learning To Trust Divine Guidance
Trial And Error
Anyone who has asked for divine guidance knows that it can be
challenging to trust it when it comes. This is because divine guidance
comes in many forms and it is sometimes hard to locate it. We aren't
sure if we are meant to trust our thoughts, our feelings, our dreams, or
our intuitions to be the carriers of divine wisdom. We are not sure if
advice from a friend is the form in which the guidance has come into the
world, or if our own opinion is the source of wisdom we need to take
seriously.
~
The ability to sort all this out comes with trial and error, and the
best way to learn to recognize divine guidance is to engage in the
process of asking and receiving.
Sometimes when we ask for guidance, we already have a sense of what we
want to hear. At such times, receiving guidance can be difficult,
because we don't want to hear anything that appears to be in opposition
to our desire. Therefore, one of the most important qualities we need to
cultivate if we are to receive guidance is an open mind. It helps to
acknowledge what we want, and then to symbolically set it aside, making
room for whatever wisdom comes through to us.
~
Cultivating an active relationship with the divine is the essential
ingredient to being able to receive and trust guidance when it comes our
way. We can make a daily practice of this by using a set of runes, a
deck of cards, or a pendulum. We can also use our journals, developing a
relationship with the divine through the written word. As we request and
receive guidance, we might take notes on our experiences. Over time we
will begin to recognize when we were able to hear correctly and when we
were not. In this way, we will gradually attune ourselves to our
particular relationship with the divine. Begin to trust the guidance you
are receiving and soon you will find it flowing with ease.

This is Tommy thank you all for your Prayers.
I am Walking Talking and eating again Praise the Lord :-)
"Bless You All"
Tommy

Good Evening All
My Native Friend Arthur Medicine Eagle is in the Hospital due to having
a Stroke.
I heard from his Brother Bill today saying he was doing a little better.
Prayers are on the wind to him Praying he will soon be well and on the
road to Recovery.
Thank you all for your Prayers.
With Love ~~~> Butterfly Dancer

he is so welcome. Love vicki
With God all things are possible
Wa Do my friends and family
Love Vicki
Proud Member of Western Cherokee Nation
I make baby blankets and booties
Ask to see my web page

----- Original Message -----
From: <Butterfly_Dancer@...>
To: <The_White_Wolves_Band@yahoogroups.com>;
<americanindianpoetry@yahoogroups.com>;
<tsalagifamilybands@yahoogroups.com>; <barefeetwomen@yahoogroups.com>;
<friendship-fires-womens-lodge@yahoogroups.com>;
<thenativeamericanfamily@yahoogroups.com>; <nativefamily@yahoogroups.com>;
<NativeOpenHeart@yahoogroups.com>; <PrayingPlace@yahoogroups.com>;
<nativeamericanfamilywomenshealingcircle@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, March 14, 2008 4:23 PM
Subject: [barefeetwomen] Letter From Son Tommy


> This is Tommy thank you all for your Prayers.
> I am Walking Talking and eating again Praise the Lord :-)
> "Bless You All"
> Tommy
>
>
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    Here's wishing you all a very Happy St. Patrick's Day!...I wish you much love and laughter...and the luck of the Irish!...lol...

  with love and blessings..Wren ^v^

                                                               

                                         

                                                         

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