There is nothing more special than the love of a mother for her children. Mothers know best when it comes to taking care of their loved ones, and Navajo women are perhaps some of the strongest in the area of independence and power. Occupying a vital position in Navajo life, Navajo women are “at the… Continue Reading
Award-winning photographer and California native Earl Chester Waggoner’s (1916-1990) permanent artistic influence remains to be seen today through his candid, richly-colored, and emotionally resonating photographs of the Navajo people of the Monument Valley area in Arizona. Earl’s background in sociocultural anthropology has been deposited into each vibrant photograph of his career, and his candid but… Continue Reading
Throughout the course of the 20th century, code talkers played a huge role in the success of the U.S. military. Code talkers were military personnel who utilized obscure languages in order to communicate secret tactical messages during times of war. From the Cherokee code talkers who served alongside British soldiers during the Second Battle of… Continue Reading
Visitors to Sedona, Arizona report feeling at peace after visiting one of the Sedona vortexes that exist in various parts of the city. These centers of natural beauty are awe-inspiring to the spiritual sojourners who are drawn into their depths. The Sedona Vortexes are conducive to healing, self-exploration, and meditation, and we highly recommend a… Continue Reading
There are nine totem animals, also referred to as spiritual symbols or power animals, which are said to guide tribal members during their spiritual realities encompassed by the physical world. These animals can appear to members in a dream, through their interests, or through the act of sharing. With Easter plans afoot and spring on… Continue Reading