Ceremonies Prayers, Thoughts and Remembrances - 2434

From the AuthorYou may be surprised find that many of our customs and traditions are remarkably similar to many of the traditional things you do today. That is because we really have the same culture "human", with some different local customs and traditions. Please do not be afraid to add any of these if not all of these ceremonies to your everyday activities, they belong to you. An example of our culture that you may think is foreign to you but is not is the attention that we pay to our ancestor. Many of us have pictures of love ones that have passed over. All of us still place these pictures on mantles in our living rooms and on walls in our homes. In our customs we relate to our ancestors as the heavenly ones, or our heavenly parents because they have left us our traditions, the land, and life itself. We see them as sustainers because they gave birth to us and they give us a path to travel; these were and are our heroes, in our traditions.Similitudes that many of you can identify with are times when you pray or sit in memory of lost relatives, or when remembering old times of long lost friends; or looking at the old pictures that we all enjoy at family outings and gatherings remembering relatives that have crossed over. We make a prayer to The Giver of Breath to protect us as he did our ancestors. To the Great Spirit Giver of Breath, we say:"Oh, Our Sustainer (Giver of Breath) We Beseech You, To Keep Your Hand Over Us, To Control the Strings of The Courses of Our Lives; Our Sustainer, And If We Do Wrong or Make a Mistake, Please Shower Your Divine Blessings And Forgiveness On Us, You Are The Only One That Can Raise Us As True Followers Of Truth, And In Your Name We Will Always Carry On."We have supplied you with a number of MBC/INAAN ceremonies in this small books:
ASIN: 1735897000
VSKU: BVV.1735897000.G
Condition: Good
Author/Artist:Thunderbird, Chief BlackHawk H.|Thunderbird, RedSiler Fox
Binding: Paperback