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Å Native American World Blessing
May you find serenity
In a world
You may not always Understand.
May experience give you
The strength
To walk the good red road,
Facing each situation
With courage and optimism.
May love and understanding
Always be there,
When you feel most alone.
May you discover Goodness in others.
May You Believe
In a world of peace.
May a kind word Be yours
Every day of your life,
And May you give gifts
As well as receive them.
To Teach love.
May the teaching Of those you admire
become part of you.
May you place value
On the goodness In your heart.
May You see The beauty.
May you see Clearly
May you view Everything
As a worth while experience.
May you find
Enough inner strength
To determine Your worth
For yourself,
For Your accomplishments.
May You always feel loved.
~Poetry By MéåðøW ßîrð§øñg
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The Legend of the Dream Catcher
The Old Ones tell that dreams hold great power and drift about at night before coming to the sleeping ones. To keep the dreamer safe, the Old Ones created a special web, the Dream Catcher, to hang above their sleeping places.
When dreams traveled the web paths, the bad dreams lost their way and were entangled, disappearing with the first rays of daybreak. The good dreams, knowing the way, passed through the center and were guided gently to the sleeping ones.
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