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CottonwoodNewest Review: ... especially during lean times, as it could feed man or horse), the wood was often used as the roof beam for lodges, and Cottonwood was rather popular for basket making. The Hopi of Arizona make Kachina dolls from this Teacher's roots. Chumash skirts, cordage and cradle padding were made from the inner bark, and this Teacher was also very popular for the making of cradleboards. Cottonwoods are ... more |
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by - written on 09/08/09 (Very useful, 53 readings)
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"Awaken and listen to the sacred voice within. I will teach you how to heal burns on soul or skin. My wind-wise rattles teach the rhythm of Mystery, as I quake with power. Self-reliance and spiritual evolution can be learned within my shady bower. With the wisdom of Ancestors. from cradleboard to shield, I will protect and guide. Secrets of astral travel, transcending fear, triumph over adversity, and righteous living I confide." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Happiness cannot be traveled to, owned, earned, worn, or consumed. ... Read the complete review
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