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Karena, Eagle Medicine Child (Excerpt from my first children's book)
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This is an excerpt from my first of three childrens' books that begin with the birth of Karena as a medicine child... I am going to use this photo as the cover of the book (with the artist's permission of course)


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KARENA, EAGLE MEDICINE CHILD

 

June 7, 1583,

When the full moon rose, the eagle soared and a new baby was born.

Chief White Eagle named his child, Karena, Eagle Medicine Child.

 

Chief White Eagle’s wife was called Dancing Heart.   He always knew deep in his heart, that she would give birth to his tribe’s next medicine healer. Chief White Eagle carefully arranged for his marriage to Dancing Heart.  The marriage was blessed by the Great Spirit and the Elders of the tribe with hopes that they would produce such a child.

 

Karena, Eagle Medicine Child, was born from strength, and deep love.  She was a chosen spiritual healer and leader!  She was to bring joy, health, and peace into the world.

 

Chief White Eagle spoke at the birth of his child, “Nurturing light will shine within this child all the days of her life; may the Great Spirit rule her mind and soul.”

 

This was the beginning of a new dawn.  Hope and peace for the future was burning brightly.

 

Chief White Eagle, spoke to the Elders during the morning after Karena’s birth.

He spoke with confidence and wisdom.  He was a powerful influence in the neighboring tribes.  All leaders looked to him for guidance and leadership.  He ruled with peace and good will toward all people. 

 

Karena, Eagle Medicine Child, was to be their medicine woman when she came of age.  She would be nurtured and groomed by the spiritual leaders.  There was never a moment that Karena was to be left alone.  The Elders feared that she would be captured by enemy tribes to ransom for land and control of their people.

 

Chief White Eagle spoke lovingly to his wife, Dancing Heart, “Dear wife, I fear for Karena’s safety.  The Great Spirit has spoken to me in my dreams.  The words I hear, make me feel that we must take every opportunity to protect and watch over her.   We must be her eyes and never let Karena out of our sight.  Do you understand, Dancing Heart?”

Yes, my Chief, I understand, I will watch over and protect her all the days of my life.

We must get our sons, River Tender Hearted, Soaring Hawk, and Running Wolf to help us with this.  They are strong warriors and will protect her from harm.

 

Each year, Karena grew to be tender-hearted and very well liked.  She would walk along the edge of the reservation picking up wounded animals.  They were her first healing acts.  There was a bird that had a broken wing.  Karena sang to this bird and tenderly nursed it back to health.  The day she let the bird fly away was the day that Karena knew the power of healing.  It was uplifting and very powerful to know that she gave freedom and life back to something.  She was beginning to realize her purpose in life.  She wanted to help as many people and creatures of Mother Earth as she could. 

 

(c) Amber "V" Moonstone

      11/22/08 

 

 

 

 


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 Reviews of "Karena, Eagle Medicine Child (Excerpt from my first children's book)"
Reviewed by John Domino
Reviewed on December 11, 2008
Brillant!

Reviewed on December 2, 2008
Viv, Wahoooo!!!! I am thrilled that you are doing a book!!
I Love The Excerpt! I love the photo you have choosen for the book cover!!! It's perfect!! I know kids will love the adventure of "Karena, Eagle Medicine Child"

Much Love To You
Peace, Love & Poetry
Embraced~Embrassé
Vickie

Reviewed by Christine Alwin
Reviewed on November 24, 2008
Amber, I see you in Karena,, the photo is perfect for your book! One that will be enjoyed by many. :)
Love,Christine

Reviewed by William Bonilla
Reviewed on November 23, 2008
Most enjoyable reading Amber
Love these Contiuous saga
Love & peace be with you
Happy Thanksgiving

William

Reviewed by Gene Williamson
Reviewed on November 23, 2008
Well done, Amber. Good luck with the book. -gene.

Reviewed by Jeanette Cooper
Reviewed on November 23, 2008
A terrific story that gives us a look at the past and a culture that we keep searching out its mysteries. Great write.

Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan
Reviewed on November 23, 2008
Good for you!!! i love it!

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on November 23, 2008
A good story, which should be told not only in AD, because this is the year when America needs to recognize the existence of ALL her children.

Georg


Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on November 23, 2008
She would walk along the edge of the reservation picking up wounded animals. They were her first healing acts.

A marvelous story and lesson for children, and a marvelous cover, Amber!

Reviewed on November 22, 2008
Such a beautiful write, interwoven with history ... well done, Amber.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.


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