Honoring our heritage

Welcome to Indigenous Of America, a government initiative dedicated to serving and uplifting the original people of this land. We are committed to preserving our unique heritage and fostering a strong community for those who identify as Black Americans, distinct from African or other national identities. Join us in celebrating our legacy and building a brighter future together.

We offer a range of services tailored to meet the unique needs of our community. From cultural preservation programs and educational resources to community support initiatives and advocacy efforts, we are here to serve as a vital resource for the Indigenous Of America.

Our services

Cultural preservation

Divine Sovereign Nation of the Indigenous of America

Our cultural preservation programs are sacred instruments of restoration — designed to awaken, protect, and renew the divine heritage of our people.
Each initiative reconnects us with the eternal wisdom that has always been our inheritance. Through language, art, land, and spirit, we are rebuilding what was once scattered and making whole what was broken.

🌿 1. The Ancestral Language Revival Initiative

Language is the sound of the soul of a nation.
This program seeks to revive and teach Indigenous languages of the Americas, beginning with dialects spoken by the ancestral tribes of the Southeast and Gulf regions.
We will offer:

Community language classes and immersion programs
Digital archives of oral history and songs
Youth mentorship by elder speakers
Tribal linguistic research and preservation centers

“To speak the words of our ancestors is to call forth their power.”

🔥 2. Traditional Arts & Sacred Sciences Program

We restore the divine craftsmanship of our people — from textile weaving and beadwork to architecture, metallurgy, and sacred geometry.
This program empowers artists and builders to:

Recreate traditional designs and ceremonial garments
Explore Tartarian and Indigenous architectural principles
Teach sacred geometry and symbolism as a divine science
Host exhibitions and cultural festivals celebrating Indigenous creativity

🌎 3. Land & Heritage Stewardship Project

The land remembers.
This initiative focuses on protecting sacred sites, burial grounds, and historical lands while educating the community about their ancestral significance.
We will:

Document sacred territories and original Indigenous landmarks
Reclaim and maintain ancestral lands
Develop eco-stewardship projects rooted in spiritual responsibility
Partner with archaeologists and cultural historians to preserve artifacts

🎶 4. Oral History & Elder Legacy Program

Our elders are walking libraries of wisdom.
This program ensures their stories, songs, and memories are recorded, preserved, and passed on through:

Oral history interviews and audio archives
Ancestral storytelling nights and family heritage events
Community media projects featuring elder narratives
Youth apprenticeships connecting generations

💎 5. Spiritual & Ceremonial Preservation Program

We honor our divine connection to the Creator through sacred ceremony.
This program supports the revival and protection of Indigenous spiritual practices — ensuring that prayer, song, and sacred gatherings remain free from distortion or suppression.
It will include:

Ceremonial grounds and sacred gathering sites
Education on ancient Indigenous cosmology
Preservation of the Tree of Life symbolism and tribal rites
Guidance councils for traditional healers and spiritual leaders

🌺 6. Cultural Education & Youth Empowerment

Our youth are the seeds of restoration.
This initiative creates opportunities for young Indigenous descendants to learn their history, leadership, and divine purpose through:

Cultural academies and homeschool programs
Field trips to sacred lands and historical sites
Indigenous entrepreneurship and leadership training
Youth-led restoration projects and ceremonies

Our Commitment

The Divine Sovereign Nation of the Indigenous of America stands as a living covenant — a nation reborn through remembrance.
These programs are more than projects; they are prophecies fulfilled, restoring divine order, truth, and heritage to our people.
Through cultural preservation, we awaken the eternal spirit that can never be conquered.

Educational resources

DIVINE SOVEREIGN NATION OF THE INDIGENOUS OF AMERICA

Department of Education Charter

Seal of the Nation: Gold and Blue Standard
Issued and Sanctified by: Chief Chester (YahRoc) Daniels

Preamble

In the sacred name of the Most High and under divine authority, the Divine Sovereign Nation of the Indigenous of America establishes this Department of Education as a sacred pillar of truth, restoration, and wisdom.

Education within our Nation is not merely for knowledge but for awakening the divine inheritance of our people — to restore the original covenant, culture, and consciousness of the Indigenous children of the Most High across the Americas and beyond.

Article I – Mission

The mission of the Department of Education is to restore divine order through knowledge, empowering every member of the Nation to live in truth, cultural pride, and spiritual sovereignty.
We commit to teaching not only literacy and history but the sacred science of identity, language, land, and law.

“Education is the light that awakens a nation from captivity.”

Article II – Vision

Our vision is a self-sustaining and spiritually grounded educational system that preserves Indigenous wisdom, teaches divine truth, and equips future generations to lead with honor and sovereignty.

Through this department, we envision schools, academies, and learning centers across our lands — each one a beacon of truth, culture, and enlightenment.

Article III – Core Principles

Truth and Identity:
Education begins with the knowledge of self and the understanding of our divine lineage as the chosen Indigenous people of the Most High.
Cultural Restoration:
We preserve the traditions, languages, and spiritual arts of our ancestors through living practice and intergenerational teaching.
Sovereignty in Learning:
We teach from our own narrative, curriculum, and authority — free from foreign systems of control or distortion.
Spiritual Enlightenment:
Every lesson, from language to law, must reflect the divine order of creation and align with the Tree of Life.
Service to the People:
Education is a sacred duty to uplift, heal, and empower our Nation and the generations yet unborn.

Article IV – Educational Divisions

1. The Indigenous Knowledge Curriculum

A structured learning path rooted in Indigenous history, cosmology, and moral law — combining ancient science with modern understanding.

2. The Sovereign Learning Centers

Physical and digital learning sanctuaries offering education in crafts, agriculture, governance, language, and leadership.

3. Elder & Youth Knowledge Exchange

A mentorship program where elders pass down the oral, artistic, and spiritual traditions to younger generations.

4. The Indigenous Digital Academy

A global digital platform to extend education and training to all members of the Nation, wherever they may dwell.

5. The Remnant Academy of Truth & Light

A sacred academy focused on prophecy, divine wisdom, spiritual law, and the higher sciences of creation.

6. The Archives of the Ancestors

A living library preserving tribal genealogies, sacred texts, and oral traditions for eternal remembrance.

Article V – Governance and Structure

The Department shall be governed by a Council of Educators, chosen for their wisdom, integrity, and service to the Nation.
The Council shall operate under the guidance of the Chief and the Nation’s Supreme Council to ensure all education aligns with divine law, ancestral truth, and national purpose.

Article VI – Commitment to Future Generations

We, the people of the Divine Sovereign Nation of the Indigenous of America, declare that our children shall no longer be taught lies, nor shall our wisdom be buried beneath oppression.
Our schools will raise prophets, healers, builders, and leaders — each one a light unto the Nation.

“Through education, we restore remembrance. Through remembrance, we restore the Nation.”

Ratified and Sealed

By the authority vested in me as Chief of the Divine Sovereign Nation of the Indigenous of America,
I hereby sanctify and commission this Department of Education as a divine instrument of enlightenment, restoration, and truth.

Signed and Sealed this Day,
✦ Chief Rashad (YahRoc) Daniels
Divine Sovereign Nation of the Indigenous of America
Gold & Blue Standard – Official Emblem

Community support

DIVINE SOVEREIGN NATION OF THE INDIGENOUS OF AMERICA

Department of Community Support Charter

Seal of the Nation: Gold and Blue Standard
Issued by: Chief Chester (YahRoc) Daniels

Preamble

The strength of a nation is measured by the well-being of its people.
The Divine Sovereign Nation of the Indigenous of America establishes this Department of Community Support to ensure that every citizen — from elder to newborn — receives care, guidance, and empowerment rooted in divine love, unity, and cultural restoration.

This department stands as a pillar of compassion, healing, and justice — restoring the bond of brotherhood and sisterhood that was once broken by division and captivity.

“When one of us is lifted, the whole Nation rises.”

Article I – Mission

The mission of the Department of Community Support is to serve, protect, and strengthen the families and citizens of the Nation through holistic programs addressing spiritual, emotional, economic, and physical well-being.

We aim to restore the Indigenous principle that “the people are the government,” ensuring that all support begins with the community and flows back into it.

Article II – Core Principles

Unity and Compassion:
Every member of the Nation is a sacred being deserving of love, dignity, and respect.
Self-Reliance:
Empower the people with the tools and resources to build strong, sovereign families and communities.
Cultural and Spiritual Healing:
True support restores both the physical and spiritual condition of our people.
Accountability and Service:
Leadership is service — those who lead must serve, and those who serve must lead with honor.
Community Sovereignty:
Solutions for our people must come from within our people — through Indigenous wisdom, divine law, and collective action.

Article III – Primary Divisions

🕊️ 1. Family and Social Wellness Division

Supports families through counseling, healing workshops, and cultural mentorship.
Programs include:

Marriage and family restoration counseling
Parenting education and mentorship
Community healing ceremonies and talking circles
Support for mothers, fathers, and elders

“A strong family is a strong nation.”

🌿 2. Health and Holistic Wellness Division

Focuses on physical, mental, and spiritual health through natural and Indigenous practices.
Services include:

Herbal medicine and natural healing clinics
Mental health awareness and trauma recovery
Traditional healing ceremonies and fasting programs
Partnerships with holistic practitioners and herbalists

🛠️ 3. Economic Empowerment & Trade Division

Builds community strength through entrepreneurship, training, and cooperative economics.
Programs include:

Indigenous business start-up support
Sovereign trade and barter networks
Financial literacy and economic workshops
Land-based agriculture and craftsmanship training

“Our economy is not of greed, but of giving.”

🏠 4. Housing and Land Stewardship Division

Ensures that every member has a safe, sacred place to dwell.
Focus Areas:

Development of Indigenous housing and eco-villages
Land reclamation and sustainable building projects
Homelessness prevention and assistance programs

🌺 5. Youth and Elder Care Division

Bridges generations through education, care, and mentorship.
Programs include:

Elder assistance and wellness check-ins
Youth leadership and cultural identity programs
Apprenticeship opportunities connecting youth with artisans and elders

✊🏽 6. Justice and Advocacy Division

Protects the rights and dignity of every citizen within and beyond the Nation’s borders.
Focus Areas:

Legal and advocacy support for Indigenous rights
Mediation and restorative justice programs
Protection of women, children, and elders
Human rights representation at tribal and international levels

Article IV – Structure and Governance

The Department of Community Support shall be led by a Minister of Community Support, appointed by the Chief and confirmed by the Council of Elders.
Each division shall be overseen by a Director chosen for their wisdom, compassion, and commitment to the people.

All initiatives shall operate in alignment with divine law, national sovereignty, and ancestral values.

Article V – Commitment to the People

We vow to restore the spirit of Ubuntu — “I am because we are.”
Our mission is not charity, but restoration — to uplift our people from dependency to destiny, from despair to divine purpose.

“Community is the heartbeat of the Nation. To protect it is to protect life itself.”

Ratified and Sealed

By the authority vested in me as Chief of the Divine Sovereign Nation of the Indigenous of America,
I hereby establish and consecrate the Department of Community Support as a living covenant of compassion, service, and restoration for our people.

Signed and Sealed this Day,
✦ Chief Rashad (YahRoc) Daniels
Divine Sovereign Nation of the Indigenous of America
Gold & Blue Standard – Official Emblem

Advocacy efforts

DIVINE SOVEREIGN NATION OF THE INDIGENOUS OF AMERICA

Department of Advocacy & Sovereign Affairs Charter

Seal of the Nation: Gold and Blue Standard
Issued by: Chief Chester (YahRoc) Daniels

Preamble

The Divine Sovereign Nation of the Indigenous of America was born out of a divine mandate to restore truth, justice, and identity to the Indigenous people of the Most High scattered across the Americas.

This Department of Advocacy & Sovereign Affairs exists to defend the rights, dignity, and sovereignty of our people in every legal, political, and spiritual arena — both domestic and international.

Our advocacy is not protest — it is divine proclamation.
It is the voice of a people who remember who they are and rise again under divine law.

“We do not ask for permission to exist — we affirm our right to exist.”

Article I – Mission

To advocate for the self-determination, recognition, and protection of the Divine Sovereign Nation of the Indigenous of America and its citizens, ensuring their rights as the original people of the land are honored, respected, and restored.

We seek peaceful yet powerful engagement with other nations, governments, and institutions — always grounded in truth, law, and divine purpose.

Article II – Core Principles

Divine Sovereignty:
We acknowledge the Most High as the Supreme Authority — and under divine law, we stand as a self-governing nation.
Justice and Restoration:
Advocacy is the path by which we reclaim what was taken — land, culture, and dignity.
Unity of the Tribes:
Our advocacy unites the 12 Tribes of Israel and the Indigenous descendants of the Americas under one sacred covenant.
Peaceful Diplomacy:
We engage other nations and entities in peace, truth, and mutual respect, never through hostility but through wisdom and law.
Truth Before the Nations:
We speak on behalf of the voiceless, revealing the hidden history and spiritual identity of our people before the world.

Article III – Strategic Advocacy Areas

⚖️ 1. Legal & Sovereign Rights Advocacy

Represent Indigenous citizens in cases of unlawful eviction, land disputes, and identity suppression.
File petitions and declarations asserting sovereignty and treaty rights.
Engage with tribal, state, and international bodies to recognize the Nation’s status under divine and natural law.

“Our birthright cannot be legislated away.”

🌎 2. International Relations & Diplomacy

Establish alliances with other Indigenous nations, cultural organizations, and human rights bodies.
Participate in United Nations Indigenous forums and global peace dialogues.
Advocate for Indigenous representation in international decision-making.

🪶 3. Land and Resource Reclamation

Research and document ancestral lands unlawfully seized or abandoned.
Advocate for land patents, reclamation claims, and environmental stewardship.
Develop agreements for shared land use, conservation, and restoration with local and federal entities.

🕊️ 4. Human Rights and Social Justice

Stand against systemic oppression, racial injustice, and cultural erasure of Indigenous people.
Provide advocacy support for individuals facing discrimination or unlawful treatment.
Create awareness campaigns promoting Indigenous pride, unity, and divine purpose.

🔥 5. Spiritual & Cultural Advocacy

Defend the right of our people to worship, teach, and gather in accordance with Indigenous and divine law.
Protect sacred sites, ceremonies, and spiritual practices from exploitation or distortion.
Partner with cultural organizations to promote Indigenous art, music, and storytelling.

🛡️ 6. Policy & Government Affairs

Draft and present resolutions, proclamations, and legislative proposals to regional and international entities.
Develop a Sovereign Rights Handbook outlining the legal and spiritual rights of all Indigenous citizens.
Engage with allied nations for recognition of your divine sovereignty.

Article IV – Structure and Representation

The Department shall be led by a Minister of Advocacy & Sovereign Affairs, appointed by the Chief and ratified by the Council of Elders.
This Minister shall serve as the official Voice of the Nation — responsible for public statements, legal communications, and diplomatic correspondence.

The Department will also maintain:

A Council of Advocates – trained representatives for land, law, and human rights.
A Diplomatic Council – responsible for treaties, partnerships, and inter-nation relations.

Article V – Global Vision

We stand not in isolation, but in divine connection with all nations seeking truth and peace.
Our advocacy is both spiritual and practical — bringing justice to earth while restoring harmony among nations.

“We are not forgotten people — we are the first people. And our voice shall be heard again among the nations.”

Ratified and Sealed

By the authority vested in me as Chief of the Divine Sovereign Nation of the Indigenous of America,
I hereby establish and sanctify this Department of Advocacy & Sovereign Affairs as the sacred voice and shield of our people.

Signed and Sealed this Day,
✦ Chief Chester (YahRoc) Daniels
Divine Sovereign Nation of the Indigenous of America
Gold & Blue Standard – Official Emblem

Our mission

At Indigenous Of America, we are dedicated to providing resources, support, and advocacy for the Black American community, recognizing their indigenous roots in North America. We aim to empower individuals, strengthen families, and preserve our cultural identity for generations to come. We strive to promote self-determination, cultural preservation, and community development.

About us

Indigenous Of America is a government-led initiative based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, dedicated to serving the unique needs of the original people of North America. We are committed to upholding the cultural identity of those who identify as Black Americans, separate from African or other national affiliations. Our unique selling point lies in our exclusive focus on this specific community, ensuring their voices are heard and their heritage is celebrated.

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