Dawn Land: Abenaki Creation Story

[@matthewmurphy1678]

I am proud of my mother. She was raised by her grandmother, a full blooded Abenaki. To find peace you must fight, fight like a leaf in the wind.

[@eriklandry299]

Beautiful story. Incredible to hear it in the Abenaki language. As an Abenaki, would love to learn the language. believe the Brink family had something to do with this. love to get a hold of them

[@marystowe6499]

Beautiful to hear this language spoken in the creation story

[@danieljager7419]

Well spoken Western Abenaki. I'm proud of my ancestors.

[@claymore9032]

Oo I always loved the sound of your language! Greetings from Montreal Mohawks!

[@daianhennington9865]

Just beautiful to hear.

[@debbiedavis2017]

wonderful to hear. v Beautiful!

[@XAVIERCUERVO]

this book is amaizing i got it today i half way trough and i couldnt way to look for it in youtube . thanx

[@patrickcote2392]

Kizit8gwak the Creator did not destroy the stone people for He is the Creator not the destroyer He gives life not take it away. He transformed the stone people into the MKWESU or little people whose role was to guard the creation against men whom wishes it harm. That is why we give offerings of tobacco to the little people when entering a forest to show them or good intesions: to only take what we need. Patrkc Coté, retired museum conservator at the Abenaki Museum in Odanak

[@helenes52]

My family is from Odanak

[@omegcrash]

@@helenes52 Mine too

[@swisswisp2827]

If your in mrs hobsons class respond to this

[@windtossedmage]

None will play. :-(

[@somethingcool9725]

POV: you’re in history class

[@Jackson82747]

RHS?

[@ericedlund3140]

I'm converting from Christianity