Indian Legend

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posted by summerrain07

Our ancestors had a GREAT way with such concepts, did they not?!

Namaste

posted by Wisewolf
over 2 years ago

Thank you for this beautiful post. I am a great admirer and student of the Native American Culture and Medicine. I had not seen this one. Much good can be learned from the Native American ways don't you think?

posted by suzydoll64
over 2 years ago

I had not read this one before and thankyou for sharing...

The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated...
---GANDHI-----

posted by doggonehappy
over 2 years ago

OMG how many ants have I sprayed....

posted by EclecticSaggi
over 2 years ago

EclecticSaggi, don't feel too badly. I, too, have had my wars with the ants, as they try to invade my space, and, at times, have killed my share. But, this, only after trying to communicate to them that I will not tolerate their presence within my space. We, the ants, and I, now share a truce, of sorts, and it works for us.
Try speaking to them, they do listen! Then, if this doesn't work, they leave you very little choice!

Namaste

posted by Wisewolf
over 2 years ago

I just hope that there are no fish on that bridge...

FW

posted by FlyWacko
over 2 years ago

Believe me, FlyWacko, if the fish didn't understand, and agree to be caught, you'd never have caught one!!

Namaste

posted by Wisewolf
over 2 years ago

Having been a Girl Scout from an early age - I usually don't kill animals in their are where they belong - and not invading my territory (body) exceptions are flies, mosquitos (which I usually can't see) - I have studied ants and bees and they are so smart - I leave them alone if they are not attacking me - because according to their culture, they are probably doing something constructive - like providing for family - have great respect for them - joydrew