"the Lenape, as part of the Algonquin world, were inheritors of what Eunice Bauman Nelson, an elder of the Penobscot tribe has called 'The Way of the Heron.' in the lenape the translation would be Aaney Talika. It is the way of the peacemaker, and it is a great tradition through out the Algonquin world.... the Lenape were the Grandfathers, the elder statesmen of the realm."
Evan T. Pritchard
Native New Yorkers. the legacy of the algonquin people of new york.
so it seems the land once again spoke to us. leading us deep into our own hearts and deep into the heart of this place. and perhaps we have all been called to "the way of the peace maker."
3 comments:
How wonderful that you had this experience. Your photos overflow with magic.
Hi,
Very imaginative photography!
The connections between ourselves and birds go to a deep unconscious level! Much of the Way of teh Heron is nonverbal.
Wanishi
Evan Pritchard
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