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Surrender Intention Hat Band

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Surrender Intention Hat BandBy wearing our Saqey Intention band, you are calling in Surrender, release, and liberation into your life and letting go of things that do not serve you anymore. Saqey means Leave it Behind in Quechua and it is symbolized by the serpent or zig zag pattern. In the Inca culture, the serpent, or Ukhu Pacha, is the God of the Underworld. Rather than representing death, the snake was a symbol of rebirth, transformation, immortality, and healing. Just like

By wearing our Saq’ey Intention band, you are calling in Surrender, release, and liberation into your life and letting go of things that do not serve you anymore. “Saq’ey” means “Leave it Behind” in Quechua and it is symbolized by the serpent or zig-zag pattern.  In the Inca culture, the serpent, or Ukhu Pacha, is the God of the Underworld. Rather than representing death,  the snake was a symbol of rebirth, transformation, immortality, and healing. Just like a snake sheds its unwanted skin to start fresh, we need to shed our old beliefs and thought patterns and to find peace within to continue growing. The Inca believed the serpent represented eternity and the continual renewal of life.

Get your Saqey Intention band to wear with your favorite Andeana Hat.

• 100% Handmade in Peru

• Materials: Blend of Alpaca and Sheep Wool

• Naturally Dyed, Handwoven by our Quechua Artisan partners in Huilloc and Patacancha, Peru. 

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Masterful biography and history of the birth of the Red Power movement.
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Kent Blansett has broken much new ground with his masterful biography of the charismatic Richard Oakes. The book is also an astute and insightful account of the birth and rise of the Red Power Movement and the occupation of Alcatraz. Scholarly but written in an accessible style, this book will appeal to all readers.
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Hashi Hanta
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As one of the group of Native Americans who landed on Alcatraz with Richard Oakes, I enjoyed this book. Richard was a fantastic man. A good man.
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The truth about the Native people. THANK YOU Kent for writing this book. We purchased about 12 total.
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Walter Echo-Hawk, author of THE SEA OF GRASS.
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Native American history at its best!
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Kent Blansett's engrossing story about the life & times of the famed Mohawk activist Richard Oakes is Native American history at its best. I appreciated the well-written context provided about the birth, growth and impact of the Red Power Movement and the pivotal role that social justice activism played in the rise of modern Indian nations in the United States today. This scholarly work helps us understand modern Native America and is a "must-read" for every Native American Studies student and scholar, as well as readers interested in important American social justice movements.
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