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Author Archives: South Wind
Tobacco Good, Cigarettes Bad
I hear volunteers are being sought to settle on Mars before 2020. “A one-way trip,” they say. Are you interested? I think I’ll pass! Bungee jumping? I’ll pass on that too! A cigarette? No thanks!!! I was a big smoker … Continue reading
Tribute to an Elder
A beautiful human being, old and wise, whose spirit grew ever stronger with each of her 92 winters of life, has passed away. Beverley Robinson – Morin – Von Baeyer was a one-of-a-kind human dynamic. I was privileged to know … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Spirituality
Tagged Beverley Robinson - Morin - Von Baeyer, Elder, tribute
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What Spiritual Beliefs Mean to Me
Spirituality? Salvation, yes! And it has a great deal to do with our ability to walk on waters which would blur our vision to what is truly sacred if ever we sunk into them. Without my spiritual beliefs I would … Continue reading
Posted in Spirituality
Tagged #IdleNoMore, alcoholism, Algonquin, Ancestors, Anishinabe, ceremony, honour, Salvation, spirituality
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Question? Period!
The Reform Party, guised as the ‘New’ Conservative Party, held their convention in Calgary this past weekend. The delegates cheered, danced and humbled themselves before their king, just returned from the battlefield known as the ‘House of Commons’. The delegates … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Idle No More
Tagged Conservatives, far right, Harper, PM, Question Period, Stephen Harper
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An Agenda of Hate – Michael Coren
Hate monger Michael Coren dished out another hate promoting column for the Ottawa Sun newspaper on Friday October 25. I am sure Ol’ Lucifer is real proud of Ezra Levant’s little lapdog for doing so. Coren, being a Christian convert, … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Idle No More
Tagged Aboriginal, anti-fracking, Elsipogtog, Ezra Levant, First Nations, hate monger, Michael Coren, Sun Media
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Fracking – Against God
I recall speaking to a man in midlife who had criss-crossed North America many times over the course of his life. On the shoulder of a highway, he would extend his right hand, fingertips pressing onto his palm, the thumb … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Idle No More, Nature, Spirituality
Tagged Albert Dumont, allies, anti-fracking, Elsipogtog, Elsipogtog First Nation, fracking, Mi’kmaq, shale, SWN Resources
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Raging? Not Me!
It shook me up a bit on the weekend to hear a woman I hardly know tell a group of people, “the North is where our friend Albert would stand because he is raging and angry.” I’m quite certain that … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Nature, Spirituality
Tagged activism, Albert Dumont, Algonquin, anger, Elsipogtog First Nation, peace, rage, residential school
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The Wonders of my Ancestral Land
Travelled by Greyhound to Toronto early on Wednesday morning. It was a beautiful day and the ride was leisurely. My reason for going to the “Big Smoke” was to speak about my poetry book Broad Winged Hawk at York University … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Spirituality
Tagged drum, heart, Land, nature, progress, thanksgiving
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The Sweet Traits Of Our Teenage Girls
The Sweet Traits Of Our Teenage Girls dedicated to Maisy and Shannon (who disappeared in 2008) A pearl, a girl A wind that whirls Talk of love, of a dove Of God up above Teddy bears, country fairs Doing things … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Idle No More
Tagged Aboriginal, girls, Indigenous, Love, missing, murdered, protect, respect, teenage, unconditional love, violence, women
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Racism stinks; can’t you smell it?
The following is my opinion about the controversy that has erupted because Ian Campeau (of A Tribe Called Red) made a completely reasonable request that the Nepean Redskins change their racist name. I speak for no one else but myself. … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Idle No More
Tagged #IdleNoMore, A Tribe Called Red, Aboriginal, Algonquin, Ian Campeau, Indigenous, Nepean Redskins, racist, whiteskins
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