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1. Kachina Dolls - By: Michael Russell
Kachina dolls, also known as katsinas, originated in what is now the southwestern United States. Authentic Kachina dolls are made only from the cottonwood root and are hand-carved representations of spirits in traditional Native American cultures. The Kachina spirits are said to have walked in the l...

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Step Parenting Power Tool: Using Family Rituals And Traditions To Create Identit

If you are in a step family and struggling for some sense of family identity, don't despair. You can enhance your feeling of togetherness with the use of family rituals and traditions. Step Parenting Power Tool: Using Family Rituals and Traditions to Create Identity by Ron Huxley, LMT http://parentingtoolbox.com If you are in a step family and struggling for some sense of family identity, don't despair. You can enhance your feeling of togetherness wi

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2. American Indian Beadwork - By: Michael Russell
American Indian Beadwork American Indian beadwork is a popular collectors item. Intricately beaded pieces of clothing, moccasins, and ceremonial head dresses are striking, and make a nice addition to any collection. Historic pieces of American Indian beadwork are featured in museums acros...

3. Winter Solstice - By: Michael Russell
Winter Solstice The word "solstice" is derived from the Latin word meaning to "stop" or "to stand still". The winter solstice, or "Yule" occurs on December 21 or 22 every year in the northern hemisphere. It is on one of these dates every year, at different times that the sun is furthest a...

4. Dream Catcher - By: Michael Russell
According to Lakota legend, there are many forces that interact with the harmony of nature, some good and some bad. The dream catcher represents the life cycle and the interaction through time of these good and bad forces, and the outcome of decisions made, also good and bad. This is how the dream c...

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