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Wisdom from Mystery – The Truth About Monsters
Posted in Inspirations, Wisdom, Mystery, Intrigue, tagged American Ancestry, Author D.J. Houston, Inspirational Stories, Life Journey, Magical Mystery, Native American Stories, Natures Beauty, Paranormal Stories, Social Commentary, Spirits & Ghosts, Wisdom on November 10, 2010| 16 Comments »
“When people are willing to look at evil deeds for what they are and forbid them, then evil can’t hide anymore.”
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CONTINUED from Life Lessons – Truth and Autumn Dreams
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“Your grandmother Meda used to bring me to this place when I was a very young girl. We could talk about anything here.”
My mother’s mother, Meda, left this world before I was born. She was a full-blood Shawnee Indian, the daughter of my majestic great-grandparents whose keen eyes still watched over us from their tintype photograph high on our living room mantle.
Instinctively proud of my Native American heritage, I felt honored to be part of a ritual she had once shared with my mother on that giant rock overlooking the stream in the hidden woods . . .
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