A Good Medicine Collection

• ISBN 0-913990-73-6
• Condition : Excellent
• Info : 5.5" x 8"; Soft Cover; No page numbers [approx. 200]

A volume filled with legends, lore and spiritual seeking of North America's native people. From portraits of tribal life to instructions and patterns for making tipis, moccasion and beadwork. This books theme is a Oneness with the Universe-a path all people of goodwill can follow to live closer in harmony with nature.

$9.95

How Can One Sell The Air

• ISBN 0-913990-48-5
• Condition : Excellent
• Info : 5.5" x 8.5"; Soft Cover; 80 Pages

We know that Native Americans have a long history of understanding the relationship between humans and the earth. Chief Seattle's plea to respect "the Sacred Web of Life" has become an inspiration to many.

$6.95

Shamanic Voices

• ISBN 0-14-019348-0
• Condition : Excellent
• Info : 5.0" x 7.5"; Soft Cover; 266 Pages

The author who includes thirty-six shaman-narrators whose material is herein is reproduced. Behind these narratives are a host of seers and healers whose voices could not be included in this volumn because of the limitations of space. It was intended to be read in sequence, from beginning to end. One voice illuminates the next. This book lets the shamans tell us about shamanism.

"There is a doorway within our minds that usually remains hidden and secret until the time of death. The Huichol word for it is 'nierika'. Nierika is a cosmic portway or interface between so-called ordinary and non-oridinary realities. It is a passageway and at the same time a barrier between worlds."

$13

Native Religions of North America

• ISBN 0-06-064061-8
• Condition : Excellent
• Other Info : 5" x 8"; Soft Cover; 144 Pages

Ake Hultkrantz is one of the leading authorities on American Indian religion. His mind is inquiring, his perceptions are sound, his learning is substantial in how man thinks of himself in the presence of the sacred and supernatural will have this book on his shelf.

$10

Red Man's Religion

• ISBN 0-226-84167-7
• Condition : Excellent
• Info : 6" x 8.5"; Soft Cover; 301 Pages

In this classic account of the religion of American Indians north of the Rio Grands, Ruth Underhill examines religious behavior throughout the continent. A very good and informative book.

$16.95

Sacred Places

• ISBN 0-939680-66-1
• Condition : Excellent
• Info : 6" x 9"; Soft Cover; 237 Pages

Serpert Mound, Machu Picchu, Kilauea Crater, Delphi, Mount Rainier...such natural sites have the power to move us in ways that modern psychology and science cannot explain. Sacred Places explores the age-old relationship between human beings and the 'living ecology.'

$12.95

Teachings of Nature

• ISBN 0-913990-75-2
• Condition : Excellent
• Info : 5.5" x 8.5"; Soft Cover; 94 Pages

A handbook of outdoor knowledge from various Native Tribes of North America. List wild plants and their uses for food and medicine.

$8.95

The Fourth World of the Hopis

• ISBN 0-8263-1011-7
• Condition : Excellent
• Info : 6" x 9"; Soft Cover; 239 Pages

Traditional accounts of epic events and adventures in the life of Hopi clans and villages, from legendary to historical times. The setting of these adventures and events is not the southwest as we know it today, but a vast and largely unpeopled wilderness in which clans and families wandered in search of a final living place, and in search of their collective identify.

$16.95

Hawk, I'm Your Brother

• ISBN 0-689-71102-6
• Condition : Excellent
• Info : 6.5" x 9"; Soft Cover; 24 Pages

"A Native American boy captures a hawk in the hope that he can also capture some sense of its ability to fly... Mr. Parnall's sweeping black-and-white panoramas compliment this spare poetic text."

A great book for children.

$5

The Native American Book of Life

• ISBN 0-941831-43-4
• Condition : Excellent
• Info : 5.5" x 8"; Soft Cover; 85 Pages

The Circle of Life is an American Indian symbol for the Four Directions. The four colors represents the four stages of life, from childhood to old age; the cycle of seasons, from spring to winter, and the four races of people. Each of the Four Directions symbolizes a certain power. In this circle, East is knowledge, South is life, West is the power of change, and North is wisdom.

$5.95