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Get the item you ordered or get your money back. Together they survive a wrenching divorce, leaving their beloved reservation life; and alienation in mainstream city culture. Tragically, Awara is severely abused for seven long years. Throughout, she feels abandoned by her despairing mother, Moonlight-on-the-Lake. The child holds tightly to Manitou God throughout her experiences of abuse, discrimination, desperation and finally, the struggle for a fine education, liberation and dignity. Somehow she discovers both humor and the power of forgiveness.
Awara Turtle dances with God, and revels in her spiritual growth. Awara becomes a nun for forty-five years, and she delights in sharing precious memories in writing. At age sixty-seven, the missionary nun finds her priceless pearl in the Baha'i Faith, wherein she discovers Manitou, with Christ and Baha'u'llah as His Manifestations. She has found the culmination of human spirituality.
Editorial Reviews. About the Author. Winona Drift-Lineberger was born September 22, in Anowara: Dancing Turtle by [Lineberger, Winona]. Anowara: Dancing Turtle: A Native American Child's Journey from Reservation to Revelation [Winona M Drift-Lineberger] on bahana-line.com *FREE* shipping on.
Sometimes a fictionalized Pei Pei takes up the narrative of this autobiography, in which certain names are changed. Finally, the Dance goes on, at the great Forever Long House, welcoming all to join. In her journey through life, Winona who calls herself Turtle which is Anowara in Mohawk language, in this third-person autobiography , goes through initiation into the Lakota Nation.
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ComiXology Thousands of Digital Comics. Somehow she discovers both humor and the power of forgiveness. Anowara Turtle dances with God, and revels in her spiritual growth. Anowara becomes a nun for forty-five years, and she delights in sharing precious memories in writing. At age sixty-seven, the missionary nun finds her priceless pearl in the Baha'i Faith, wherein she discovers Manitou, with Christ and Baha'u'llah as His Manifestations.
She has found the culmination of human spirituality. Sometimes a fictionalized Pei Pei takes up the narrative of this autobiography, in which certain names are changed. Finally, the Dance goes on, at the great Forever Long House, welcoming all to join. Read more Read less. Related Video Shorts 0 Upload your video.
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Read more about the condition. Anowara made it to a fulfilling life, and so can you. View or edit your browsing history. Don't let a few small mistakes erode the value of your growing book collection. She has found the culmination of human spirituality. Throughout, she feels abandoned by her despairing mother, Moonlight-on-the-Lake.
Write a customer review. There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. The book is a biography, all of which was lived by the author. It brings hope to abused children, which is the main focus of the writer. If one abused child relates to this story, its end is fulfilled.