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In several interviews and in her books, Carol Sanford would recount how her half-Mohawk grandfather taught her how to see the world, in a way that is different
by hosh 5y ago
In several interviews and in her books, Carol Sanford would recount how her half-Mohawk grandfather taught her how to see the world, in a way that is different from mainstream, modern cultures.
I would tell a friend of mine what I learned about permaculture, and when he talked with his father, his father would recognize those ideas as something his grandfather said the Native Americans would tell him. This was in Alabama.
It's not how they lived so much as how they saw the world.
- ncmncm 5y agoAnyway, as much as was left of how they saw the world after 80% died in one generation, and descendants of the survivors were forcibly relocated. What is remarkable is that anything remains. What was lost, we will never know.