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Category Archives: The Tainos
Christmas in the Island of Enchantment
On a frosty dawn in December, when the sun began to shine the earth, I woke up to witness a shower of snow enveloping the ground with a pearly quilt. Mesmerized by the flow of snowflakes, I contemplated the naked … Continue reading
Posted in Customs and Culture, El Yunque, Islands of Puerto Rico, The Tainos, Yvette's Prose
Tagged aguinaldo, areyto, boricua, Borinkén, christmas, cuatro, culebra island, el toro peak, El Yunque, esperanza, glowing bay, Indian Taínos, isla bonita, isla nena, island of enchantment, la isla grande, Mosquito Bay, nochebuena, Old San Juan, parrrandas, paseo de la princesa, phosphorecent bay, puerto rican navidad, Puerto Rico, Taíno DNA, Taínos, Taino, Viequez Island
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Los indígenos borinqueños
A través de nuestra historia, los crónicos e investigadores, concluyeron que nuestros antepasados indígnenos borinqueños, tuvieron una corta vida en la Tierra. Con el descubrimiento de Puerto Rico, en el 1493, los indios taínos le dieron la bienvenida a los … Continue reading
Posted in Español, The Tainos
Tagged aguaban, arahuaca, arawak, areyto, arito, Atabey, bohíque, boricua, Borinkén, cemí, colon, cristobal colon, El Yunque, ignerus, Indian Taínos, Juan Carlos Martínez Cruzado, Juracán, los taínos, ponce de león, Puerto Rico, Taíno DNA, Taino, yocahu
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A New Island of Enchantment
As Puerto Ricans, we have been gifted with the legacy our ancestors, the Indian Taínos had left us. They honored this land, considering it a paradise until the Spaniards discovered it. Continue reading
The Gift of the Taínos
When we discover our authenticity, and honor the roots of our origin, we become enlightened Boricuas (Taíno name for Puerto Ricans). Through this awareness, we learn to perceive our world as a magical place, teaching us the Taínos that happiness is a journey to the heart. Continue reading
Posted in The Tainos
Tagged amerindian ancestry, areito, areyto, awakening, boricua, boricuas, cemí, dark energy, hubble space telescope, Indian Taínos, indian taino, island of enchantment, Island of the Enchantment, Juan Carlos Martínez Cruzado, Puerto Rico, Taíno DNA, Taínos, Taino, the ceiba tree, zemí
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Finding True Love
The best gift I could have ever got was the one Maniyio gave me, helping me to understand that I don’t need to fear getting hurt anymore because true love manifests upon discovering our true essence. Continue reading
Posted in Best places for, The Tainos, Yvette's Prose
Tagged Aguadilla, dwarf forest, el morro, El Yunque, ghosts of old san juan, island of enchantment, Mosquito Bay, Old San Juan, rincon, romantic places in puerto rico, san felipe fort, Taínos, the road to happiness, Viequez Island
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The Portal of La Ceiba
That was the first time Maniyio experienced anger. Desperation replaced the peace that always crowned her had been replaced by desperation. Fear was an unfamiliar and cruel threat that was overwhelming her. While she laid down under the colossal and … Continue reading
Posted in Flora and Fauna, The Tainos, Yvette's Prose
Tagged bohíque, Borinkén, cacique, Juracán, la ceiba tree, Spaniard colonization, Spaniards, Taínos, taino indians, the sacred tree, the tree of life, yocahu
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Manifesting with the Moon
Crowned by a feminine aura, the moon is considered a powerful goddess with the potential to bring magic into your life by manifesting your desires. Continue reading
Posted in Customs and Culture, The Tainos
Tagged Atabey, Borinkén, equinox, first quarter full moon, Indian Taínos, Island of the Enchantment, new moon, Puerto Rico, solstice, super moon, Taínos, Taino, yocahu
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