Native American Liberties
Legal Issues pertaining to practice of Native American Religion
NAIC Tribal Organization Vaccine Doctrine and Position
About Vaccines Please note: NAIC Inc. Tribal Organization and Church FBO & Religious Organization practicing Indigenous Native American religion path, position on current issue’s relating to Vaccines. NAIC is NOT Anti-Vaxx! Traditional Non-toxic vaccines which have been tested and which do not use toxic materials or human fetal byproducts, and or Homeopathic Nosodes may be found to be helpful and medically and or scientifically appropriate. However, Injections, Dosings, Vaccinations, children’s vaccinations, military vaccinations, which are mandated under threat or coersion, non-concensual and or forced vaccinations without patient or parental consent...
Read MoreWe join the Appeal for the Church and the World to Catholics and ALL People of Good Will
This petition and news was brought to us by G. Edward Griffin at NeedToKnow.news… The NAIC is in ecumenical solidarity with both the Roman Catholic and the Eastern Apostolic Orthodox Catholic Church of the America’s (Syrian- Chaldean Rite) as well as religious organizations and churches of all faiths and doctrines to stand against the current world technocratic tyranny being imposed in the name of “Covid”. As Native American Religious practitioners we are very concerned with the eroding of the rights of all religious practitioners both in the US and around the world. We suggest that all practitioners and believers in faith and spirit should be...
Read MorePuerto Rico Territory Exemptions
Puerto Rico Territory Exemptions Please note: We (NAIC) are an affiliate of The Boriken Nation and a seminary of the Church of Hope Taino auxillary and the University (of PanAm) of Indigenous/Monastic Medicine of Boriken. We are a registered seminary in Puerto Rico and legally authorized to conduct all educational programs “El Departamento de Estado de Puerto Rico quiere agradecerle por haber radicado el Certificado de Incorporación de una Corporación No Autorizada a Emitir Acciones de Capital para UNIVERSIDAD DE MEDICINA INDIGENA MONASTICA DE BORIKEN, INC.”. This course is NOT a Massage Course as defined by secular law. It is offered to our NAIC...
Read MoreNAIC and Jibarro Borekin Taino Indigenous People Join Together
Press Release! NAIC and Jibarro Borekin Taino Indigenous People Join Together! Over the weekend of September 28, 29 and 30th. 2018 Elders and Principle Medicine Men and Women or the Native American Indigenous Church (NAIC) of Brooksville Florida and The Borekin Nation of Jibarro Taino People of Puerto Rico met and formally agreed to mutual affiliation and solidarity. In consideration of the terrible toll on the PR indigenous people following hurricanes Maria and Irma, NAIC has volunteered to support both Medical and Educational missions in Lares, Puerto Rico. (https://todosunidosdescolonizarpr.blogspot.com/2018/10/school-and-hospital-of-natural-medicine.html) Video of...
Read MoreConnecticut Massage and Counseling Law Exemptions
Connecticut Massage and Counseling Law Exemptions Connecticut Massage Law Act: http://www.ct.gov/dph/LIB/dph/practitioner_licensing_and_investigations/plis/massagetherapist/MSG_Statute.pdf(d) “Massage therapy” means the systematic and scientific manipulation and treatment of the soft tissues of the body, by use of pressure, friction, stroking, percussion, kneading, vibration by manual or mechanical means, range of motion and nonspecific stretching. Massage therapy may include the use of oil, ice, hot and cold packs, tub, shower, steam, dry heat, or cabinet baths, for the purpose of, but not limited to, maintaining good health and establishing and maintaining...
Read MoreCanada, Ontario Religious Practice Legal Opinion
Canada, Ontario Religious Practice Legal Opinion We do not recommend practicing healing arts in Ontario, Canada unless you are an NAIC Authorized Full, Open Blessed Member and or Licentiate. 1) The Ontario Human Rights Commission – the OHRC (1961): Ontario’s Human Rights Code: Indigenous peoples in Ontario, including status, non-status, First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples are included in these protections. http://www.ohrc.on.ca/en/ontario-human-rights-code The Code prohibits discrimination and harassment based on 17 different personal attributes – called grounds: • age • ancestry • citizenship • colour • creed (including Indigenous spiritual...
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