Last updated on August 24, 2021 by Roger Kaufman
Native American Proverbs and Wisdom
No man can own his mother
A mother gives birth to her child,
she feeds it, holds it in her arms.
she gives him a place on her blanket,
a place on her chest.
One woman can do many things Children give birth.
She gives everyone a part of herself,
She gives everyone the same amount, to the first as to the last,
the strongest and the weakest.
The unborn have the same claim
like the living.
Man is only a manager, not an owner.
He has to have his piece of the earth Children give.
Dying people leave their clothes behind
and don't take anything with you.
This is the heritage of the people:
to come, receive and give away.
No man can own his mother.
No one can claim the earth as their own.
Indian wisdom – respect for nature
Indigenous Americans first occupied the vast territories we now call America and played a crucial role in the country as it currently is.
Their mentors and also beliefs tend to show their fundamental way of life, respect for the nature that nourishes them and their incomparable Courage.
The fierceness in their spirits has since been created as a foundation that allowed their family tree and culture to pass the test of Time to pass.
Nonetheless, modernity around the world intimidates to overshadow its standards - the heart of its origins, its identity.
One of the most important things we can do to help preserve their customs is to recognize that in these Native American Quotes mediated Background just to identify and appreciate.
Native American Wisdom Quotes
Our first teacher is our own heart. – Cheyenne
“May the celebrities carry away your despair, may they Flowers your heart loaded with elegance, may really hope to permanently wipe away your cracks. And above all, silence could make you solid.” – Dan George
We need the forests for our children, grandchildren and protect children yet to be born. We should protect forests for those who cannot promote themselves, such as birds, animals, fish and trees. – Qwatsinas
It is much better to have much less thunder in your mouth and even more lightning in your hand. – Indian wisdom
Everyone who successfully must have dreamed about something. – Maricopa
Always take some time before eating to say thank you as you eat. – Arapaho
“If you know who you are; when your goal is clear and you also burn with the inner fire of unbreakable will; No cold can be yours Heart touch. No deluge can wet your destination. You understand that you are on live are." – Chief Seattle
“I hope that the great heavenly Papa, who will preside over us, will give his true blessing to all people, so that we can go out in peace and also live all our days in peace and that he will certainly be ours Children and will also tower above. Finally, raise us far above this planet.” – Red cloud
Day and night cannot stay together. –Duwamish
“All things share the same breath – the monster, the tree, the man, the air share their spirit with all of it livethat she receives.” – Chief Seattle, Suquamish
“We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors; We get it from ours children.” – Chief Seattle
“The elegance of the trees, the softness of the air, the scent of the grass they speak to me. The top of the hill, the thunder of the sky, the rhythm of the Marine talk to me. The faintness of the stars, the freshness of the early morning, the dewdrops on the flower, speaks to me. The strength of the fire, the taste of the salmon, the way of Sun as well as the life that never disappears, they speak to me. And my heart soars.” – Chief Dan George
You currently own everything Necessaryto become great. – Crow
Than you geboren you cried and the world also rejoiced. Live your live, to ensure that the globe cries and you celebrate when you die. – Cherokee Indian Wisdom
The very first peace, which is one of the most important, is what comes into people's hearts when they understand their connection, their oneness with the space and all its powers, and if you recognize this in the structure of the universe, the fantastic spirit lives, what this center is actually everywhere, it is in each of us. – Black Moose
If a man from the Nature moves away, his heart becomes hard. – Lakota
If you talk to the pets, they will talk to you and you will surely know each other. If you don't talk to them, you will certainly not know them and also what you don't know, you will certainly fear. If you Provide you make, you destroy. – Chief Dan George
Everyone who actually died is the same. – Comanche Indian wisdom
If the white guy in Peace If the Indian wants to live with him, he can remain in peace. Treat all men equally. Provide exactly the same legislation. Give everyone an even Luck to live and also to expand. All men were made by the exact same God. They are all siblings. The planet is the mother of all individuals, and all individuals should have equal rights. Let me be a free man, travel free, stop free, function free, act free where I choose, free to choose my own teachers, free to follow my religious beliefs fathers to believe and speak freely and to represent myself, and I will certainly obey every rule or subject myself to the fine. – Chief Joseph
Be careful with the man who doesn't speak and with that too Dogwho doesn't bark. – Cheyenne
If the Great Spirit had wanted me to be white, he certainly would have made me so. He has special ones in your heart Wishes and plans, and he has also placed other and different desires in my heart. Eagles don't have to be crows. – Sitting bull
We are forever understood by the tracks we leave behind. –Dakota
What is live? It's the flash of a firefly in the night. And in winter it is Atem of a buffalo. It is the little darkness that stumbles across the grass and disappears into the sunset. – Blackfoot
The weakness the enemy makes our strength. – Indian wisdom
Hold on to what is good, even if it is a handful of earth. Hold on to what you think, even if it is a tree that stands on its own. And stick with what you have to do, even if it's a long way from here. Hold on to yours live firmly, even if it is much easier to let go. Hold on to mine Hand firm, even if one day I will be away from you. – Buttercup, blackfoot
If a man is as wise as a snake, he can manage to be as harmless as a dove. – Indian wisdom
THE SOURCE OF POWER – Indian wisdom
About harmony and harmony with nature. Indian thinking and Indian Way of life is fundamentally different from our thinking and our attitude to life.
While for us the Man is the master of creation, entitled to subjugate nature and make it subservient, the Indian feels part of this earth.
All creation lives for him, be it earth, plants, animals, stones or people.
Therefore, the Indian's relationship to the rest of creation is determined by a respect that we do not possess.
If we had been willing to acknowledge and learn from what was foreign, perhaps we would see our own live different now.
Erst todayAs our ruthlessness towards other creatures begins to turn against us and as the violated and exploited nature threatens to destroy us, we can understand the desperation of the Indian peoples who had to watch as everything that was sacred to them was disrespected like herself.
Poems, speeches and speeches, read from: “THE WISDOM THE INDIAN” by Cassandra.
Cassandra 13
Wow, great wisdom, some people could learn a piece of it!
That's a good approach, I'm happy to adopt it 🙂
very nicely said.
I really liked this piece of wisdom.
Thanks for the great posting!
Very nicely written, I like it!
Conversely, it is at least as important!
How many mothers (or fathers) cannot let go of their children!
Hi Sven,
That's true Sven, symbolically speaking, many mothers and fathers have not yet cut off the cords of their own adult children.
There's bound to be suffering somewhere, which is a shame.
Best regards
Roger