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Creation Myth
I came across the Creation Myth of the Lenape Indians. The story tells, that the earth is resting on the back of a giant turtle lying in the water. From the soil on this turtle's back there once grew a tree that sent forth a sprout from which the first man came. Then, bending over, the top of the tree touched the ground & sent forth another sprout from which  the first woman emerged. These were the original parents from whom all Lenape Indians descended.
The Indians of Lenapehoking - Herbert Kraft, John Kraft

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The Wolf
"To see the world through wolf eyes is not so great a leap as it may seem. Our species have much in common. We are intelligent, adaptable animals who work & play with a passion; we form complex & enduring social bonds; we share a sometimes fragile environment; we love to sing."~Asta Bowen, Hungry for Home

"A long time ago, the howl became a word, a name. Wa'ya to the Cherokee, to whom the mountains also listened in the old time. Son of the wind; companion to Kana'ti' father of Ani'Wa'ya, the Wolf people, principal clan. Familiar spirit to hunters. Perfect walker. Far traveler. Revenge taker & altruist. Unseen shape between the trees. Sky shadow from the long past. Rufous flicker in the mind of god."~Christopher Camuto, Another Country
I am Peking Pup  this is my Tribute
to Native Americans & my Brothers the Wolf

This site is in Loving Memory of Peking Pup.
You will be missed my beloved Friend
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[History]
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Flags of some of the Indian Nations
As a pup I was abused very badly. If not for my Mother adopting me I would have died a horrid death. She made me strong & as healthy as was possible. For this I was said to have the heart of a wolf. Thru my Mom I was give a love for the Native Americans as well.
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