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Tag Archives: First Nation
Healing Heartache
As weightless fluffy flakes of snow slowly tumble from the windless sky to form their own distinctive layer on the already snow-covered frozen earth, I find myself in deep meditation of the heart beating in my chest. I marvel at … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Spirituality
Tagged Aboriginal, Algonquin, Anishinabe, blessings, First Nation, healing, heart, heartache, Indigenous, prayer, snow, Winter
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Where’s the Snow?
Where’s the snow? What effect would a snowless winter have on the plants, birds and animals of our territory? My beekeeper friend also farms garlic. The crop won’t do well if snow doesn’t come soon, he tells me. Garlic needs … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Nature, Spirituality
Tagged Aboriginal, Algonquin, Anishinabe, climate change, First Nation, Indigenous, snow, tracks, weather, Winter, wolverine
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Zero Tolerance on Racism
An incident occurred recently which left me feeling sick at heart. I was at an event, there to offer words of encouragement and acknowledgement for people being honoured for their good work and as well to offer words of prayer, … Continue reading
Posted in Community
Tagged Aboriginal, Algonquin, Anishinabe, chief, derogatory term, disrespect, First Nation, Indigenous, minority, respect
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