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January 14, 2011 Rev. Thomas “Dancing Feather” Ebbing

This was written by my dear friend, Paul White Cloud, and I felt it was so beautiful that I had to share it with all of you.

MY MORNING PRAYER
As I wake up this morning, may my eyes see the glory in the creations of the day.
May they see my Lord’s hand in mine, in my daily tasks.
May my ears hear His words of encouragement and will.
May my arms and hands reach, hold, and be used to embrace life’s needs for others, and myself.
May my legs and feet happily take me down the paths God has laid before me.
May my heart and mind be filled with wisdom, knowledge, and discernment for each though and decision I must make today.
May my lips speak with truth, respect and love, singing praises and thanksgiving.
May my heart be filled with the Love of God, my father, and Jesus Christ, my Lord and Saviour, through whom all things are possible.

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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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