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Thunderbirds
This image of a Thunderbird is part of a Rosie Yellowhair sand painting done in 1950 and depicts the Navajo Creation or Emergence Story. It’s located at the Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona. (Photo by...
View ArticleSkinwalkers
There is little documented information about the details of “witchcraft” among the Najavo—or Diné, as they call themselves. What is relatively well known is their term “Skinwalker,” or “yee...
View ArticleGeronimo’s Hair
Most Americans have heard of the Navajo code talkers who served in the Vietnam War and have a general notion of their contribution to the war effort: a nearly unintelligible and seemingly unbreakable...
View ArticleWisdom from the Origins Conference
A special engagement called the Wisdom from the Origins conference put on by the Source for Educational Empowerment and Community Dialogue (SEED) Graduate Institute will be held in Albuquerque, New...
View ArticleThe Myth of the Rain Dance
There are many myths and misconceptions found in every culture around the world. Some are more fanciful and colorful than others. There are stories concerning life’s more serious issues and of course...
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