Sunday September 7th, 2008
Native American
360° into Spirit
Posted by Abigail Lewis on June 19, 2008 - 1:42am. The Gwa'wina dancers turn 360º into the spiritual world and somehow manage to stay on balance; for the rest of us, it's more difficult.
The Larded Tribal Larder
Posted by Kerry Trueman on December 2, 2005 - 4:04pm.Native Americans gave us tobacco. Apparently, we returned the favor with fry bread.
I wasn’t up on the whole fry bread phenomenon till I heard a story on NPR’s All Things Considered a few weeks back. Now a fixture of Native American cuisine, it turns out that the deep fried dough isn’t indigenous to Native Americans at all; it became popular only when the Federal government began to issue commodities such as white flour and lard to native tribes at the turn of the century.
User login
Today's Most Popular
- Meditation Room
- The Most Effective, Eco-Friendly Stain Remover On The Planet
- Stay Tuned… LIME Radio becomes LIME Podcasts
- Better to Be Fat and Fit Than Skinny and Unfit
- How to Recycle Everything
- Rules of the Road Trip
- Americans Leery of Bicycles Despite Gas Price Jump
- LIME Podcast Guide
- Search
- The LIME Network
Meet New People
DougMiller (View Profile)
Interests: Parenting (Jack 5yrs and Owen 3yrs), Human Growth and Development, Evolving Consciousness, Integral Life Practice, Coaching, Change Management, Creativity, and Freedom.
Inspiration: Witnessing my sons discovering the world and themselves, watching someone overcome all odds, listening to someone's deep dark secrets (and telling someone mine), a fully expressed performer, art, the rawness of humanity, and unconditional love.
 |
|
|
 |
LIME, the LIME logo, "healthy living with a twist" and "Live the Change" are trademarks of Life Balance Media LLC.