Haudenosaunee and Hindu Cultures
Posted on February 20th, 2010 in Events
The 4th conference in the series of understanding Ancient Traditions and Cultures of the World 17-19 September 2004
Rochester, NY, USA
This conference will be organized in collaboration with Native American Cultural center, Rochester and Tree of Peace Society with the theme “Haudenosaunee- Hindu Cultures”. Haudenosaunee is a general term used to refer to the Six Nations of Native American people, who are Seneca, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, Mohawk and Tuscarora. Haudenosaunee means “People building an extended house or also referred as “People of the Long House”. The topics to be discussed are Haudenosaunee-Hindu history and common roots; philosophy, theology, traditions, similarities and peculiarities; life of society and traditions in the present scenario; Preserving our great culture and
traditions in changing world.
This conference will be organized in collaboration with Native American Cultural center, Rochester and Tree of Peace Society with the theme “Haudenosaunee- Hindu Cultures”. Haudenosaunee is a general term used to refer to the Six Nations of Native American people, who are Seneca, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, Mohawk and Tuscarora. Haudenosaunee means “People building an extended house or also referred as “People of the Long House”. The topics to be discussed are Haudenosaunee-Hindu history and common roots; philosophy, theology, traditions, similarities and peculiarities; life of society and traditions in the present scenario; Preserving our great culture and
traditions in changing world.
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