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ya ya guaili taino tribe
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A STORY OF A TAINO ELDER
This is a story about an encounter I had with a Taino Elder who had an important message he wanted me to share, with my Taino brothers and sisters. I hope you will take it in and understand for the sake of our ancestors!
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Taino Ti Video
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Video celebrating Taino and other Native American cultures, Music and Lyrics by Jose TureyCu Lopez (c) 2014 other photos and videos are included from various royalty free artists.. No copyright infringement intended and no offenses intended. This video is for educational and entertainment purposes!
YAYA GUAILI ARA TAINO YUKAYEKE AREITO 2013
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YAYA GUAILI ARA TAINO YUKAYEKE FIRST ANNUAL AREITO 2013 AND FIRST ANNIVERSARY FILMED ON LOCATION BRONX NY
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BOMATUM DA ITU SENECO CACONA KENA TAINO TI AHI AHN HAN CATU!/MANY THANKS MY SISTER ABUNDANT BLESSINGS AND MAY THE GOOD GREAT SPIRIT BE WITH YOU. SO BE IT.
What does taino ti guey yaya mean
its a chant thats refelctive of the song. Taino ti = May the Good Great Spirit be with you.. Guey = Sun and Yaya = The Creator .... its a blessing song and chant for us in our group ... May the Good Great Spirit be with you.. May you walk in sunshine all your life too.
Differents indios in America. I am learning about their culture. In 2011, I read about a indio from Nicaragua. I share a little about him. An inquiring mind that history remembered. Five hundred years, a man in Central America asked many thought- provoking questions. He wad a native chief named Nicarao, from which Nicaragua is evidently derived. His name came to identify the tribe of his people, the land in which he lived, and their large lake. Nicarao's tribe lived on the strip of land between the Pacific Ocean and huge lake Nicaragua. Shortly after Columbus discovered the new world, the spanish set out to explore this area. Captain Gil Gonzalez Davila led his troops north from what is now Costa Rica and entered Nicarao's land in 1523. Nicarao wanted answers to questions he had long thought about. Others questions came up as a result of the visit of the spaniards. Chronicles report that he asked captain Gil Gonzalez Davila the following: Have you heard of a great flood that destroyed all men and animals? Will God flood the earth again? What happens after death? These questions only God can give answers. Nicarao asked about science: How the sun, the moon and the stars cease the shine? Where does the wind come from? What causes heat and cold, light and dark? Why do the days vary in lenght throught out the years? Crearly, Nicarao was eager to know about the natural world around him. His questions indicate much about his religious beliefs. They reveal that he had interest and concerns similar to those many people have today. And the fact that Nicarao and his people knew about a great flood, reminds us of what the Bible relates. Genesis 7:17-19. Even though Nicarao's culture was steeped in spiritism and ritual human sacrifice, he was concerned about the conduct and way of life of his people. His questions bear witness to the operation of conscience. In this regard, the apostle Paul wrote: " Their conscience is bearing witnes with them and, between their own thoughts, they are being accused or even excused". Romans 2:14,15 His inquiring mind, which moved him to think deeply about life and the world around him, may well serve as an example for us. Romans 1:20 Daniel 12:4------Romans 10:2 1Timoteo 2:4 This articule is in Awake ! December 2011. Web site: JW.ORG Thanks for share this video
Chevere D'atiao" Seneko Kakona!
Ahi! Tau ti, Cacike Tureycu!
beautiful! the music of my people!