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July 1, 2011 Rev. Thomas “Dancing Feather” Ebbing

Rev. Thomas

In my prayer time and quiet reflection, I was thinking about the sacred pow wow drum and the coming together of people from all across the country.

To us Native American Indians, the drum is the heartbeat of The Creator, and I don’t know of any culture that does not have a drum.

I believe it is time for us to pick up our drum and join together in the sacred circle. Mother Earth will give us the beat, the rhythm, and say God Bless You.

Dancing Feather

P.S. If you are interested in forming a drum circle, please call, write or email Dancing Feather

260-636-2269

ebbing@ligtel.com

Dancing Feather

633 N 75 E

Albion, IN 46701

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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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