2 Thessalonians 2:9–12
“God will send them strong delusion, that they should believe the lie…”
We know the truth, do they know?
The Mounds Speak …
Home Remedies
Ani-Yunwiya ( Indigenous ) Tameri ( American ) Our ancestors studied Agriculture , livestock and Nature to sustain a healthy lifestyle for generations to come, as we see today! We are healers through our ability to have compassion for others, and a heartbeat away from kicking somebody’s ass, but we always find a solution to a problem! You are a a magnificent human being, blessed beyond measure, and gifted beyond your means. Use your greatness towards humanity like our ancestors, and build our community for the future!
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Nights Over Egypt
Indigenous Americans, Queens & Kings of Tameri, enjoy this beautiful inspiring live music experience, feel the music , and release whatever is troubling you!
Crazy ….
The True Indigenous People of Tameri ( America) , the bloodline descendants of Hebrews! We are not from Africa, but our ancestors traveled and lived on every continent, teaching and sharing our knowledge that these asginas ( Demons) would use against us . Our ancestors left a living culture that nourishes our minds and body on this very land of America, that has been covered up by hateful people who despise our culture , knowledge, understanding of nature. We were promised greatness and that time has come, and they think we are crazy? We know who is crazy…..
Enslaved Americans Built NY
Indian Giver…How indigenous Americans Give to others.
We grew up hearing phrases we never stopped to question… and “Indian giver” was one of them. It rolled off our tongues like a joke, but the truth behind it was never funny. That term was built off a li… one that twisted the kindness of Indigenous people into something ugly.
Our ancestors gave with open hands and open hearts. They shared food, medicine, shelter, knowledge — even land. Not to give away, but to share. To live side by side in peace and balance.
That’s what reciprocity meant to them.
But when the settlers came, they didn’t understand balance. They took that generosity and claimed it as ownership.
Then they flipped the story and made us look untrustworthy for wanting fairness.
They said we were “Indian givers” for refusing to accept theft. They said we gave away the land and tried to take it back. But we never gave it away — we shared it, and it was taken.
This message isn’t just about correcting a phrase. It’s about reclaiming truth. It’s about remembering who we are, where we come from, and how our people always led with love and balance… even when that love was betrayed.
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