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The Blue Star Katsina prophecy is a Hopi revelation about the coming end of civilization on Earth. The prophecy describes a heavenly being called the Blue Star whose arrival on Earth will signal the beginning of the end times. The…
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Ants are small but mighty creatures. These diligent insects are important figures in Native American folklore and mythology; the ant is a familiar apparition in legends like the Hopi story about the world’s first end or Cahuilla’s creation myth. Ants…
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If you’re a gardener, you might recognize The Three Sisters as a companion planting technique. It involves growing corn, pole beans and winter squash on the same plot to produce mutual benefits for the plants. The result is maximum yield…
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In the Northern Hemisphere, the winter solstice marks the shortest day of the year with fewer hours of sunlight than any other. It also marks a special day for Native Americans and other indigenous peoples around the world. For Native…
Continue readingNative American Sweetgrass Baskets The Chippewa people are known for their elegant, exquisitely crafted sweetgrass baskets. Baskets from the early 19th century are now collector’s items and museum pieces. You can buy beautiful Native American contemporary sweetgrass baskets at Kachina…
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