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November 5, 2010 Rev. Thomas “Dancing Feather” Ebbing

Native American Indians call their spiritual leader by many different names, all with great respect and reverence: Gichimanitou, Omeshanado, The Way Shower, Grandfather, Wakan Tanka, The Great Spirit.

We are grateful to know such a wonderful one.

Our hearts are full of joy.

Our spirits soar with the eagles.

He is The Creator of the Universe.

He blesses you, my brothers and sisters.

Yes! Yes! All those names are The One God.

May we all have a wonderful God-centered life, and we will when we follow The Leader.

Yes! I know you are having a good day!

God Bless You.

Rev. Thomas Dancing Feather Ebbing

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Rev. Thomas “Dancing Feather” Ebbing

He was born & raised in Ft. Wayne is of Mohawk Indian ancestry. Dancing Feather is an ordained Christian minister & he have been a teacher of the Native American Medicine Wheel for over 20 years. He writes the "Smoke on the Wind" column in the newspaper.

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