13 Moons Turtle Clan
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Wednesday February 8, 2012
Clan meeting
Chase Farm at 7 PM
January 28, 2012
Nikoma
Clan members arrive at 10 am
Open to public at Noon
13 Moons Turtle Clan NIKOMA
Sat. January 28th
Noon to 5 pm
Please bring something for the
potluck and the Blanket.
There will be a raffle

Location: 120 West Main st., Norton Ma 02766

PARKING IS VERY LIMITED TO AROUND THE MAIN REC. BUILDING AND A SMALL LOT ON THE LEFT ON THE WAY IN TO THE HALL YOU CAN PARK ALSO ON THE EDGE OF THE LEFT SIDE OF THE ROAD ON THE WAY IN PLEASE DO NOT PARK IN ANY OF THE OTHER LOTS BY THE APARTMENTS THEY ARE FOR TENANTS ONLY! THANK YOU!


THE EARTH ON TURTLE'S BACK
Before Earth was here there was only water as far as one could see in all directions, with birds and animals swimming around in it. Up above in the clouds there was Skyland. In Skyland was a great and beautiful tree with four white roots stretching to the four sacred directions. Every kind of fruit and flower grew from its wide spreading branches.The Chief of Skyland's young wife was expecting a child. 
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Chamomile,
Chamomile is one of the oldest favourites amongst garden herbs and its reputation as a medicinal plant shows little signs of abatement. The Egyptians reverenced it for its virtues, and from their belief in its power to cure ague, dedicated it to their gods.

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Cherokee Feast of Days Daily Meditation
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January 26
One of the keys to getting what we want it to be thankful even as we ask. If we can see something, we can do it – but we must acknowledge that we have spiritual help. It is the Spirit who gives us our dream or vision and helps us bring it into being. The Spirit stretched beyond our present capability to accomplish what we do not think we can do. Expressing our gratitude to the Spirit can turn the key, allowing the door of our dreams to open. If we have the eye to see beyond present circumstances, we should use it, and use it gratefully. Without such vision, not only the dream dies – but the dreamer as well.

What the Great Spirit made and planned, no power on earth can change it. – HOPI

January 25
Don’t intentionally hurt another person. Humiliating someone to show your great power only shows your great weakness. Every act must be answered; it must be accounted for and settled. Absolutely no one escapes the judgment, so now is the time to ask forgiveness and to make amends. What we say comes back to us: our own words judge us; our own words condemn us. Those we hurt may move on, but we will pay for our words and actions – we will be, you might say, “hung by our tongue.”

The Great Creator has made us of the one blood and of the same soil he mad us.  – IROQUOIS CONSTITUTION

January 27
Do not weep, de tlo ya’sti, that things happen that are wrong. There was a time when it seemed I mourned for everything – even a clump of grass on the road seemed as if it were a fallen animal. But all that pain was for nothing. If that clump of grass had once been a living thing, it would no longer be cold or hungry or homeless. It would simply have gone back to the great continuum of life.
We grieve for many reasons, but turn from weeping. Darkness is the backside of light. Turn so you can see the light that shines.

Do not grieve. Misfortunes will happen to the wisest and best of men …. Misfortunes do not flourish particularly in our path. They grow everywhere – BIG ELK, OMAHA