Native American Tarot Cards - tarot cards

Price: US $13.32

ProductID: alt1436

• Pack information: 78 cards & booklet
  Card dimensions: 65 x 120 mms
  Author: Laura
• Tuan
  
  They say: When the people of the prairie lost their prairies, when the people of the buffalo lost
• their buffalo - and with them all of the battles - the prophesy of the Kiowa tribe seemed final: The sacred circle of the
• history of the Native Americans was interrupted. On the snow of Wounded Knee not only were hundreds of warriors
• killed - an entire world along with its culture, rituals, and faith were defeated. And yet, many years after that night,
• increasing interest and respect for the Native American civilization leads to the thought that the wound inflicted on the
• circle at that time is now slowly healing and that Native American spirituality, on the other hand never assuaged, is back
• on track.
  
  Edward Goodbird, warrior of the Hidatsa tribe, writes: "Everything in the world is living, has its own
• spirit. The sky has a spirit, the clouds have a spirit, the sun and the moon have their own spirits. The same is true for
• animals, trees, grass, water, and stone. Everything. These spirits are our gods. If we pray to them or make offerings to
• them, they help us when we are in need." When the Algonquin turn to Manitou, the Sioux to Wakantanka, the Hidatsu
• to Gsupa, and the Iroquois to Orenda, they turn to the power of the marvelous and the exceptional present in man, in
• plants, in animals, or in the buzzing of insects in which the wise person recognizes the voices of the gods.