Taino spiritual leader Miguel Sobaoko Koromo Sague, the Beike Bo (spiritual leader) of the Caney Indigenous Spiritual Circle demonstrates the Caney Circle tradition of prayer and meditation at the Caney Teaching Lodge site in Verona Pennsylvania near Pittsburgh

Date:   3/16/2009 12:46:36 AM ( 15 y ago)

"The meditative pose assumed by the Caney Indian Spiritual Circle shaman is derived from the images created by the ancient Tainos. In these images the individual is shown holding his or her hands up on either side of the body just below the ears. The palms are held facing out away from the body and the fngers curled in." (http://caneycircle.owlweb.org/shamanism3.html)

click here to see a video of Caney ceremony and prayer using this sacred pose:

http://tainospirituality.magnify.net/video/Prayer-and-Ceremony-at-Caney


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Taino Spirituality Today http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1374120

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Columbus's Shame http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1374043

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