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63 Native American Stories, Folklore
Myths: Printer Versions,
American Indian, Navaho Indian Sourced from the Navaho's Age of Animal Heroes, The Ages of Creation,
The Wanderings, and The Order of Things. Wonderful tales from a rich and full culture, as lovingly
told in the early part of the nineteenth century by Sandoval - A Navaho "Keeper of the Stories." You
will be enthralled by such stories as, "The
Departure of the Holy Beings," and more.
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Geronimo, Story of His Life - Chiricahua Apache (1829-1909). The Apache,
Geronimo embodied the very essence of the Apache values of aggressiveness, and courage in the
face of difficulty. Let Geronimo speak for himself by reading his story in his words. Geronimo's
book online starts out with a small chapter of Apache myths that demonstrate the spiritual beliefs
of the Apache Indian.
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Essays: The Age of Gods: Bridging the age when gods lived alone and the age when divine interference in
human affairs was limited was a transitional age in which gods and men moved freely together. --
The Age of Heroes. According to Greek mythology, there once was a time when great events had occurred
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While Hermes still walked the earth with men, he entrusted to his chosen
successors the sacred Book of Thoth. This work contained the secret
processes by which the . . .
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Tao te Ching, Book Section:
In this section of the website is contained the "Tao te Ching" written by Lao tzu and Translated by James Legge. . . . |
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Power of Creation
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