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"The Indians are not a race
to be forgotten.
They are a very valid and
live part of our society today.

The North American Indian was
considered a vanishing race,
and sadly, too often that is
how they were portrayed."

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"Native Americans may be called the
'invisible people',
but their wondrous and beautiful words,
like the eons
of Earth's life they have seen,
will not fade or be
swallowed by time.

They belong to a people who have
always cherished the land,
who listen to it; in the
sound of water or the
sheen of a river stone.

Nature's song is pervasive and faithful.
It has a memory in its own language,
as well as a story to tell."

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"Each moment in life
is complete unto itself,
distinct from any other.
The energy felt among
indigenous peoples crackles,
like the energy needed
to shift continental plates
or that which propels
a child into the new world,
to start all over again.

This is what holds together
the power of the legend,
a power that calls all things
into existence and
assures respect for life everywhere."

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"Anyone with a sense of compassion and
responsibility must realize the
necessity of a more hopeful vision.
This vision is held in the traditions
and philosophy of a people who believe
in continuance for themselves and
for all life. Words are like gifts,
our granparents say. The spirit blooms
and we must remember our source of nourishment,
or we will starve forever."

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