Daniel Garvin
Daniel Garvin is a member of a North American people inhabiting the Maritime Provinces of Canada known as the Mi’kmaq. He is a Writer, Poet, Author, Missionary, Native American, Indigenous Counselor, Eagle Dancer, Blowgun Champion and Conference Speaker. He has ministered and counseled all over North America and Indonesia.
His books are available in e-book form at Destin-E Books under spiritual and non-fiction categories.
Websites: Facebook. Youtube
Dani’El Garvin
2-native names
Okinow: “Bringer of light & life”
“E Gi Doh” Cherokee
- Mi’kmaq tribal elder & chief (Recognized in Trinidad & Land of 2-sands)
- Adopted into the Cherokee by clan mother & Snowbird elder (Via vision quest)
- Taught the Cherokee youth 3-years their culture (Flute, drum, dance, blow-dart, crafts)
- Pow wow competitive dancer including the sacred “Eagle dance”
- Pow wow arena director 4-years
- Acknowledged tribal medicine chief
- Attended world indigenous gatherings in South America & Trinidad
- Ministered prophetically to local tribes in jungle with native flute
- Acknowledged as chief in Trinidad during sacred ceremonies
- Featured in newspapers & on TV
- Lived on 6-nation’s reserve on Grand river Canada, did ceremony there
- Ordained by “Indigenous Messengers International”
- Has performed Native weddings with drum & flute
- Cherokee blow-dart champion 5-years
- Reconciliation work to unite 2-cherokee tribes in SC
- Apart of the forgiveness movement in Canada to bring reconciliation & healing between Western boarding school abuse & Aboriginal people
- Skilled with medicine drum chants and Native flute
- Hosted many Native American gatherings
- Authored a book on First Peoples as well as has written many articles
- Taught Native American spirituality course, & led educational demonstrations in local libraries & museums