This superb collection of Native American philosophy and culture helps you on your path along the Red Road in your quest for truth, light & love. Inspiring quotations from Tecumseh, Black Hawk, Geronimo & many others. A wealth of information.

Author, Adair, while living some forty years with the Cherokee in the 1700s recorded eye witness accounts of their worship practices and compared them with those of the ancient Hebrews.

In a time before ours, animals and plants talked with man and the stars held stories of their own. From the stories of his father and the other medicine men of his tribe comes this collection of meditations.

You will definitely want this COLLECTORS EDITION of the enchanting and inspiring prayers of the American Indian. Full color, full page artwork with prayers and poetry inset. This book is a must for collectors, and can be great for framing.

Joyce's best selling daily meditations. Daily inspirations drawn from the philosophy and teachings of the Cherokee and other tribes, along with her own brand of heartfelt inspirational writing.

This book of Native American proverbs has become a favorite for many. Numerous short quotes set in a handy size, offers day-long contemplation material. All are quotes from Native Americans from many different tribes.

With stories that tell about the four directions and the universal circle, these ancient secret teachings offer wisdom on circle gatherings, herbs, healing, and ways to reduce stress and find harmony and balance in our relationships.

The first book to explain the ancient astrological system of the Cherokees and how to use it in the modern world. Author, Raven Hail, an elder of the Cherokee nation, provides insightful descriptions for each of the twenty signs.

A holistic approach to wellness therapy.The author, Mark Hillard's years of living among and studying Cherokee and Lakota Suiox tribes plays a significant role in the structure and content of this book.

This book is about how the wide variety of Native American faith practices and beliefs began, how they changed due to the influence of outside forces, and how Native Americans today are working to preserve their faiths.