Native American Mythology

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Steffen

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Oh no malice or consternation in my advice if you took that way. I cry pardon if so. I was simply helping ensure you don't get hung up on or no reply from those working at their tribal headquarters. Some might not care, but many will and won't help you if they feel insulted is all.

I am part Osage. Here is my tribe's website where you can find more resources and info:
Osage Nation |
No offence taken, I am genuinely appreciative of the advice. Thanks for the link.
 

Neesy

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Steffen, osiyo! I am a bi-racial translator of Native American myths, legends and sacred Cherokee formulas of the medicine men/shamans. (It's okay. You can call it "myth"). Here is an invaluable source, if you want the real deal. It dates from the nineteenth century, and won't set you back too much, dollar-wise. It was compiled by a man named James Mooney. You can even get it in Kindle format. The title is "History, Myths, and Sacred Formulas of the Cherokee."

Amazon.com: History, Myths, and Sacred Formulas of the Cherokees eBook: James Mooney: Kindle Store

You can find some material in this vein, also, at my website, Jennifer Reeser

Best of luck with this. Do na da go huh i.

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