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Tag Archives: Island of the Enchantment
New Memories of the Little Girl
As we both felt the salty and powerful gust kiss our lips, she let go of my hand to peacefully and strongly stand at the edge of the high cliff that faces the ocean. Continue reading
Posted in Best places for, Yvette's Prose
Tagged dwarf forest, el morro, el toro peak, El Yunque, Indian Taínos, indigenous Taínos, island of enchantment, Island of the Enchantment, jacinto's well, Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, roberto cofres, Roberto Cofresi, San Felipe forst, san felipe fort, Taínos, the rainforest
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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
La Navidad Boricua
As the cold air rhythmically travels with the falling leaves whose dyed petals are descending into a carpet of colored foliage, a distant wave of snow is tenderly sprinkling the woodlands of the United States. The brisk breeze and shorter … Continue reading
Posted in Customs and Culture
Tagged aguinaldo, aguinaldos, arroz con gandules, asopado, asopao, boricua, Borinkén, coquís, coqui, coquito, el dia de los reyes magos, el dia de los tres reyes mago, enero 6, estrellitas, Indian Taínos, Island of the Enchantment, la navidad boricua, lechon asado, lechon asao, los reyes magos, los tres reyes magos, misa de aguinaldo, misa de gallo, mucho sabor, navidad boricua, navidad puertorriqueña, nochebuena, parranda, pasteles, pocillo, polvorones, puerto rican navidad, puertorrican navidad, salsa, Taino, tostones, truya, velorio, vispera de año nuevo
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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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Searching for my Soul’s Name
Asking my inner self for my soul’s name, I heard through the crispy wind of autumn, “seek for it in Puerto Rico.” Continue reading
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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Walking in the Clouds
Finding myself in the Dwarf Forest, I contemplated the fog moving in as a pearly white gauze. In this mystifying land of stunted trees and hazy climate, the woodland seems to establish communication with a universal intelligence. Continue reading
Posted in The Tainos
Tagged Atabey, big tree trail, colorado forest, dwarf forest, el toro peak, El Yunque, el yunque peak, hikes, Indian Taínos, Island of the Enchantment, la mina falls, Mt. britton, palo colorado forest, puerto rican parrot, Sierra Luquillo, sierra palm forest, Taínos, Tabonuco Forest, trade winds trail, yocahu
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