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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 Piece of your Heart
After doing your research, looking for the best place to spend an amazing vacation in the Caribbean, you book your ticket to the Island of Enchantment. While you are packing your bag, leaving at home any heavy clothes, your excitement is assuring you that magic, romance, adventure, and mystery will meet all your expectations.
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Posted in About Aguadilla, Best places for, El Yunque, Islands of Puerto Rico, Los Pueblos (the towns)
Tagged Aguadilla, archipelago, Arecibo, Arecibo Observatory, art museum, Castillo Serralles, christopher columbus, chupacabra, coqui, culebras island, don Q rum, dorado beach, el jardin del atlantico, El Yunque, Fajardo, glowing bay, Indian Taínos, island of enchanmentt, La Perla del Sur, laguna grande, laguna grande in fajardo, largest radio telescope, lesser of the greater antilles, Mosquito Bay, museo de ponce, museum of art, Old San Juan, phosphorecent bay, Ponce, rincon, UFOs sightings, Viequez Island, yocahu
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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 Desperation replaced the peace that always crowned her had been replaced by desperation.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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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
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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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