Mitakuye oyasin!
'Mitakuye oyasin' is a traditional Lakota Indian greeting that literally translates to 'all my relations.' It is a prayer of oneness and harmony with all forms of life: people, animals, birds, insects, even trees, plants and rocks. And so I thought sharing this greeting would be the perfect way to start 'Native American Day' that is celebrated annually on this date in South Dakota.
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| Section | Nature: Abstract Nature |
| Vu de | 6 557 |
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| APN | NIKON D700 |
| Objectif | --- |
| Ouverture | 10 |
| Temps de pose | 1/40 |
| Focale | 180.0 mm |
| ISO | 640 |
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H.CH.Yaseri 27/10/2011 23:32
regards!naborallemand 27/10/2011 18:23
miraculous! Though the photo is difficult to decipher, the explanation makes it clear.H.CH.Yaseri 20/10/2011 15:49
my regards, dear ChristianChristian Bertero 19/10/2011 22:15
Important this composition and especially the text.I met Natives and know a part of their probems and their fight for their rights. Congratulations. +++++
Christian
H.CH.Yaseri 11/10/2011 22:10
My greetings for a person who can read my feelings toward the world through my photo...Thank you!Flighty Furrow 11/10/2011 13:26
.Well chosen title.
Given that what we see is some form of running water we can even say that it is a "harmony with all forms " which continually change. So the act, the habit, the ritual of greating can be constant, but the form of harmony continually changes - it is thus a process, a flow!