Abstract A Navajo Perspective on Reverence for Life Conversation with Suzanne Benally, Cultural Survival Pay What You Can, suggested contribution $20Suzanne Benally, the first Indigenous Executive Director of Cultural Survival, shared her personal spiritual journey as a Navajo and Santa Clara from New Mexico and how this shapes her understanding of the concept of the divine. Benally explored the meaning of the Navajo concept “Hozho,” which is centered on living responsibly in a web of...

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Under the leadership of Lakota Elder, Peter V. Catches, 38th generation Medicine Man and Lee Standing Bear Moore, of the Manataka American Indian Council, was held on the Chapel grounds. Representatives of diverse religious traditions offered prayers which were followed by story telling and a dance for peace

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Under the leadership of Lakota Elder, Peter V. Catches, 38th generation Medicine Man and Lee Standing Bear Moore, of the Manataka American Indian Council, was held on the Chapel grounds. Representatives of diverse religious traditions offered prayers which were followed by story telling and a dance for peace

Abstract Ten dancers from San Juan Pueblo shared their celebrative dance tradition at two outdoor performances followed by an interactive question and answer session. The first performance was followed by Dancing from the Heart, a recent documentary focused on the San Juan Pueblo culture“When we dance, we’re sending prayers that are going all over the world. We hope that there will be peace among all people. The way that we’re going to get strong is by standing together as one. We were...

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