A SAMI FINDING BACK TO HIS ROOTS IN MONGOLIA
Since I was a kid I had a dream to go to Mongolia and Siberia, to get to know the nature there, meet the shamans and ride on reindeers (they.
Keep Reading →Since I was a kid I had a dream to go to Mongolia and Siberia, to get to know the nature there, meet the shamans and ride on reindeers (they.
Keep Reading →The lyrics to the Sami Anthem is the poem Sámi soga lávlla written by Isak Saba. He was a Norwegian school teacher and a researcher of Sami folklore and politics from Unjárga, Norway. The poem.
Keep Reading →The Sami flag is the flag of all Sami, no matter what country they live in. The Sami flag represents the Sami people and Sápmi, and it carries the Sami.
Keep Reading →The Sami language is Uralic, usually referred to as Finno-Ugric. That means its related to Finnish, Estonian a few indigenous languages in western Siberia, and Hungarian. However recently in Hungary.
Keep Reading →The legend says that there is an old agreement between the Sami people and the reindeer. This agreement mas made when the Sami people started taming the reindeer, and not.
Keep Reading →Lapponia is the oldest document about Sami spirituality. It was written by Johannes Schefferus in 1673. The Chancellor Magnus Gabriel De la Gardie wanted to present a document about the.
Keep Reading →Sieidi is a holy rock or an other type of peculiar formation in nature that is found throughout Sápmi. Holy formations all over the world have in common that they.
Keep Reading →This is an example of the traditional Sami wooden cup and knife handicrafted by Jørn Are Keskitalo. The cups name is guksi or kuksa, kosa or gohppu. Or even other.
Keep Reading →Written by guestblogger Ove Kåven, Elin´s brother. On my mobile phone, I have a video of the first time a spirit managed to give me some sort of message. It was.
Keep Reading →Last night the two of us celebrated the new year. We lit a fire, did some drumming, joiking and put intentions for the new year to come. The solstice is.
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