The Ten Red Indian Commandments
The Ten Red Indians Commandments.
Treat the earth and all that dwell thereon with respect,
Remain close to the great spirit,
Show great respect for you fellow beings,
Work together for the benifit of all mankind,
Give assistance and kindness wherever needed,
Do what you know is right,
Look after the wellbeing of mind and body,
Dedicate a share of your efforts to the greater good,
Be truthfull and honest at all times,
Take full responsibility for your actions.
The famous Red indian chiefs were as follows :-
Sitting Bulll Hunkpapa Sioux leader
Geronimo Apache Chief
Rain on the face Hunkpapa Sioux
Two moons Cheyenne Chief
Chief Joseph
Red Cloud
High Horse Sioux Chief
These words were written sometime in the 1800’s.
These words were found on an old picture belonging to my husband, these Red indian chiefs did not care what race or what beliefs were held by anyone, they showed respect for all mankind and the planet which they all occupied..
What a lovely view of this world they had.
To be honest as humans should we not being doing this anyway, we all breath the same air into our lungs and we should all cherish this earth and all its resorces, and all its humans and all creatures, and makes sure it remains for all who follow after us.
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I needed this ! I will read it often, I promise.
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i like this also
if only we followed these red indians
wonderful testements thankyou for sharing such wiseness,
Beautiful, i would love to follow these commandments, & i will try
Great words to live by.
such a lovely protocol ~ if only we were as civilised to live by them
the only chief who’s name I don’t recognise was Rain On His Face……..the rest were AMAZING men of the People! thanx for sharing and letting me know these words. sad that not more people would be willing to follow these
Thats awesome – the tree of life grows…. without sky and ceiling to stop it.
Thanks for sharing this very insightful piece.
~Ari
Appreciate the fact that you passionately pursue the truth – and every truth needs to be heard. Our younger generations and theirs to follow…..
Why dont you post it like as a caption to some really rustic – rich image of the outdoors…. and sell it as a Greeting Card or even a TShirt thing… whatever works…..