American Indians Searching for Home: Diaspora Road in Ghana

Short stories written during my four years living in Ghana, West Africa from 2006 until 2010. I was residing in an oceanfront cottage, near a community of American expatriates, Indigenous and Organic to the Americas on one side, and extending down the road about one quarter mile. There was small village of about 200 Indigenous Ghanaians on the other side of my cottage. In that small village, with its charms and challenges, I learned so much about what "necessity" really means. Having escaped the stresses of a family business and a challenging relationship, I was able to re-capture my Brave Heart, my own Spiritual awakening that was put on hold 30 years before, in order to raise a family, a business and a husband. In the process of re-discovering a renewed Spiritual Life, elevating my Consciousness, through working with Mother Nature, growing Moringa trees, and developing a 22 acre farm, I learned who I really am, where I really belong, and my role in this Earthly Dispensation.