Siyo! Seli dagwado'a. You can check out my English-language project at soundcloud.com/stereospread 

My name is Sara Snyder Hopkins. I am the Director of the Cherokee Language Program at Western Carolina University. These translations are by Cherokee speakers and/or me. They can be used for teaching and learning about the Cherokee language. The recordings and texts cannot be reproduced elsewhere without permission. Email me at slsnyder@wcu.edu.

Terri (Sings with Ravens) Rivera  One of the founders of Serpent Mound Star Knowledge Peace Summits.
She grew up in Idaho along the Snake River and now lives just three miles from the Serpent Mound at the alternateuniverserockshop.com. Both her Home/Shop are on the southeastern edge of a five-mile wide impact crater and sit a top of a 17.5 km long fault line that is miles deep. That combination emits a constant flow of positive energy. Terri has presented at workshops throughout the U.S. and Mexico and has worked with healers from around the world to hold spiritual retreats in various global locations. 

As a singer/songwriter she was nominated for a Native American Music Award and came in runner-up in the John Lennon song writing contest.
The music of Terri Sings With Ravens Rivera can be found at:
https://www.facebook.com/terrisingswithravensrivera
At the age of 5, during a tough and violent time in her childhood, she had a vision of the Lady of Guadalupe. 

As she describes it: “A woman came into my room one night with many children following her. She said 'It's time for you to go home.' Very afraid, I shook my head 'no'. The woman continued moving along and went into the wall. 

Suddenly, the room filled with light and the Lady of Guadalupe was there in front of me! At first, I was very afraid and closed my eyes, I was only 5 after all. But then I opened them again and looked at her. Her smile took all my fear away. She said to me 'Am I not here beside you? Am I not here to heal all this pain? Am I not here to spiritually guide you? Am I not here to heal all this pain? 

From that moment I knew that she was really there with me and that I had a reason to live.”
It was this experience that inspired the song 'My Lady Sings (Grandmother Aurelia's song)' from the album Blue Moon.
Listen to My Lady Sings

Sings with Ravens has joined with Navajo, Hopi, Shawnee, Choctaw, Cherokee, Apache, Lakota, Irish, Aztec, Mayan, and Incan Healers, sharing Healing ways as well as learning from many traditions. It is because of her studies and her rich and diverse ancestral heritage that her mission has become to help others rediscover (as she has) their own Indigenous Spiritual identities.

Website	
https://alternateuniverserockshop.com/sings-with-ravens
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/trpiatt
http://www.youtube.com/user/singswithravens
http://paranormalradionetwork.org/2012/0...

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