The Origin of Curing Ceremonies -- #YaNativeLegends

The Origin of Curing Ceremonies -- #YaNativeLegends: This is how ceremonies started among us for the curing of sick people. Long, long ago,
the earth was made. Then the One Who Made the Earth also planned for each person to
have a piece of land that he could live on and call his own.

The Star Husband -- #YaNativeLegends

The Star Husband -- #YaNativeLegends: There was a camp-circle. A party of women went out after some wood for the fire. One
of them saw a porcupine near a cottonwood tree and informed her companions of the
fact. The porcupine ran around the tree , finally climbing it, where upon the woman tried
to hit the animal, but he dodged from one side of the trunk of the tree to the other, for
protection. At length one of the women started to climb the tree to catch the porcupine,
but it ever stopped just beyond her reach. She even tried to reach it with a stick, but with
each effort it went a little higher

Southwest Legends of Native America -- #YaNativeLegends

Southwest Legends of Native America -- #YaNativeLegends: Here are some Southwest Legends I have located on youtube.

The Magic Horse of Ku-Suk-Seia -- #YaNativeLegends

The Magic Horse of Ku-Suk-Seia -- #YaNativeLegends: Once upon a time, before the white men drove them away to Oklahoma, the Pawnee Indians lived in Nebraska, where their sworn enemies were the Sioux. There they lived all the time in villages, where they were skilled farmers and potters

Charles Alexander Eastman --- #YaNative

Charles Alexander Eastman --- #YaNative: We were taught generosity to the poor and reverence for the Great Mystery. Religion was the basis of all Indian training.

The First Moccasins -- #YaNativeLegends

The First Moccasins -- #YaNativeLegends: There was once a great Chief of the Plains who had very tender feet. Other mighty chiefs laughed at him; little chiefs only smiled as he hobbled past; and though they did not dare to smile, the people of the tribe also enjoyed the big chief's discomfort.

The Two Inquisitive Men -- #YaNativeLegends

The Two Inquisitive Men -- #YaNativeLegends: There were two men in the old days by the names of Acha-yuongch and Ach-goyan. They lived together, but spoke and looked at each other only when they were compelled to do so.