Everyone living in Anishinaabe territory should learn this in school, it's timeless wisdom that people of all backgrounds would benefit from.

@chordsofgratitude2073

4 жыл бұрын

Preserve your language on video and write it down before no one speaks it anymore

@ksfishchannel

Жыл бұрын

That's why so many people feel so empty... I think this should be taught EVERYWHERE

@riseuplight

4 ай бұрын

All Americans should be forced to learn this

@ChloeGore

2 ай бұрын

Canadians and American ​@riseuplight

@helenedesforges3483

Ай бұрын

I agree , in the 80’s we learned many anishnabe things . The first song we sang was Annie couhouni , and the first instrument was the flute and they told us it was a native instrument . We was sitting in a cercle . All the teaching was based on native ways. My school was on the ancestral territory of kitigan zibi . It is still an anishnabe territory because it was unceded . I was raised of reserve but beside the river where our ancestors lived before the government created those reserves. My dad never liked the idea of reserves because at first it was like a jail . But I have family on my mom side and my dad side who are on reserve .

My grandfather is ojibwe. He never talked about it..but he did teach me these 7 teachings, although he didnt tell me they were ojibwe teachings. Now as an adult(31) i realise this is how i live.. Over 20yrs ago a seed was planted, only now it begains to sprout.

@seecanon5840

5 жыл бұрын

Seen Thedog .........my father taught my sister and I these 7 teachings. Whenever we went camping he would cleanse himself with the smoke. I am Ojibway and proud. I am 68.

@dlm9293

5 жыл бұрын

Maybe only your understanding of these seeds has begun to sprout. It sounds as if you've lived by these teachings, either conciously or otherwise, for most of your life. That is a truly beautiful thing, and I'm so very happy for you to have that sort of guidance in your life. Peace be with you, and may life shine blessings upon you for all your days.

@lyndawise1042

3 жыл бұрын

@@seecanon5840 smudging? cool

@Aramus_306

2 жыл бұрын

Same last name would have been Hole in the day if it wasnt shortened to Day, Love my culture

@AstridrLove

2 жыл бұрын

This makes me cry happiness as a mother to a teenager. I hope to plant seeds like this.

I have no Indigenous Blood, but I am very grateful to you for sharing these teachings. The Western ways I was conditioned in are mostly poisonous. Thank you and blessings to all ❤️

@SquareWave2013

2 жыл бұрын

Chi-miigwetch. The seven fire prophecy says all man can benefit from the ways, not just the Indian or those with brown skin.

@laurenlaxamana7642

2 жыл бұрын

Am half filipino and these teachings are amzing.

@DJK-cq2uy

26 күн бұрын

It's RepubliCONs and Capitalism that Block this

tribal here I wish more of the younger generation would be more open to our heritage

@chordsofgratitude2073

4 жыл бұрын

Preserve your language on video and write it down before no one speaks it anymore

@donnakeeley7924

4 жыл бұрын

It is for the Elders and Parents to teach the children while they are young and capible of learning.

@angelamolnarpemberton5145

4 жыл бұрын

I’m native and I’m teaching my children all I am learning myself from spirit. I wish I knew my tribal heritage tho. I’m white earth reservation member but live far and no nobody from my “family”. I am learning all free m spirit and KZread only.

@mariabarrientos8516

3 жыл бұрын

Mandy Ice they are coming. You all have brought me here.

@junemacdonald44

3 жыл бұрын

Younger generation here, connecting with my past and trying to carry it forward to the next. KBIC Ojibwe.

RESPECT, LOVE, COURAGE, HONESTY, WISDOM, HUMILITY, TRUTH.

@qwenqwen1476

Жыл бұрын

In today’s world, this teaching is critically needed!

@brucelachniet8698

Жыл бұрын

So sad to see it not being shared today.

@shawnthompson2303

Ай бұрын

*This is the Way.*

I dont feel good... I am seeking sobriety... what brought me here... I dont know, but it feels right.

these teachings are universal. you dont have to identify with any cultural group to have them inside you, and they are not exclusively owned by any group. humility means seeing our connection and relatedness as one human family. its wonderful to hear these teachings expressed in cultures around the world. they are the universal gift of Spirit to all people.

That beaver teaching is very powerful. I've spent my whole life trying to figure out what I'm supposed to do, why I'm here, what's my purpose. And the longer I search, not doing anything with myself, the older, and sicker, and more tired I get every year. Someday, I hope to figure it out, and have everything fall perfectly into place. No more doubts. No more confusion. No more indecision. Just know who I am and why I am, and go do it.

@evakritskaivanova7393

5 жыл бұрын

The answer who you are is inside your heart, a cosmic code which is memorised there. You only need to read it and be happy with yourself, whatever you do and wherever you go, just feel happy inside your heart.

@JanCarol11

5 жыл бұрын

Sometimes you must go all the way to the bottom to find the truth of your being here. As westerners we are trained to ignore our heart to submit to society's twisted ways. This training is difficult to shed, and the teaching of humility brings us to a place where we can accept That Which is Greater Than Ourselves, and it becomes clear how we are to serve That.

@garekbushnell3454

5 жыл бұрын

I spent much of my life trying to find this thing, and feeling that I was wasting my time. Things began to turn around for when I made a decision with my whole heart, that I was really going to look for love, and not care about about society or how I was percieved. From this, I believe, i met a person who became my teacher, and who embodied the qualities of honesty and truth. This person helped my find my gift, and supported me while I grew it. So maybe you can get help, like I did. For me it began with a commitment in my heart to truth and reality over what I thought other people wanted to see from me. Listen to your heart.

@danielledesmarais3026

5 жыл бұрын

I wept at that teaching...even though I honour it every morning...I finally understood

@cassandragarner2958

4 жыл бұрын

Listen to your eagle. Learn to listen from your heart. Get out of your mind.

Bless the Creator for guiding me here

Every children of Earth should learn and grow in this school... As each children of Earth should be born and grow in Love and Light... As Earth is our Mother *

When I worked in a nursing i was having trouble with a supervisor. I kept having these dreams about a Black bear with a blue cape on the stairs going up to the 3rd floor. At first i was scared to pass the bear but eventually I had the courage to run up those stairs and that bear just looked at me and walked away. I always thought it was my gardian angel but now it all makes sense. I ended up getting offered a job on the 3rd floor. SO BEAUTIFUL Thank you xo

@suzannewoodgate4661

3 жыл бұрын

also i found out my great grandmother was Ojibwe

Teaching in Quran : 1. The Cow : Al Baqarah - Respect ... Al Haqqa / The Truth ... Al Muslimun ( Humility ) ... Fight Spirit / Courage ( Al Ahzab ) ... Love ( Al Ma'un) ... Wisdom ( Al Hakeem ) ....Honesty ( Al Mukminun ) ... that's called Fact of Nature Similarity ! I would say.... you be there 🙏

Thank you for sharing your wisdom. Its needed now more than ever in this time when humanity has oceans of knowledge & barely a drop of wisdom.

My grandfather was born at Sagkneeg. My mum’s dad. Patrick Henry Lodge. His father immigrated from Wales and married Catherine Johnston, an orphan pure native. I now live on the land, gathering herbs, sewing, making fire to keep warm & follow the teachings. THANK YOU. 🔥

Im an addictions counselour and Im going to show this to my clients today

@BBtheBiTcH

8 жыл бұрын

+Tala Tootoosis yes

@giselaschall

7 жыл бұрын

Wisdom, love, respect, honesty, humility, and truth are allowed to everyone. And I believe if more people are practicing this (no matter what skin colour), the better will be LIFE. I know I am a dreamer. But this is one of my dreams. There are brainless people everywhere in the world and perhaps at the time more than is good for this earth. Be the change you want to see in the world. Every journey begins with a first step.

@loomisoutdoors5045

6 жыл бұрын

Not all of us whites are assholes....

@thunderbuffalo7093

5 жыл бұрын

well said plus it was our generations before us what did wrong

@TheGroundzero313

5 жыл бұрын

Wellbriety has been very powerful medicine for me....walking the red road - to heal to remember & 9.3 yrs clean

Wise teachings that are respectfully relevant to non-Anisinabek people as well...lessons for all.

The start of this video really hit me when you talked about elders having a role in society as Anishinaabe people. "whenever prayers are done- prayers are always done to invoke the spirit and the grandfathers that come within our presnence to be around us to guide us to teach us to protect us" My grandfather was those things for me. He was my protector and he has passed on so from time to time I feel lost. Thank you for reminding me who I am and who I have on my side.

@aaronspencer8800

2 жыл бұрын

Most people do not no that unlike other peoples we have blood memory. Our ancestors sing in our blood you just have to remember how to listen to them. Get away from electric.

@voidremoved

Жыл бұрын

@@aaronspencer8800 Are you sure? "unlike other peoples"? I would be careful about trying to elevate yourselves over other humans. Be humble and kind. You can not insult my grandfather, he was a wise man and he had blood in his veins. Just because he had German blood you think he is inferior. You only speak for yourself. You represent nothing other than your own racist opinion. I have Jesus on my side, and the Holy Spirit. If you can not see humans as brethren, then you will perish. Your grandfather is no better than mind and your blood has no more memory than mine. But you are lacking. You are flawed... Stop insulting my grandfather please, you racist.

@aaronspencer8800

Жыл бұрын

@@voidremoved are you high ? I never said anything about your grandfather. I said since we are on our home land and our culture goes back to before colonialism. Some of US indigenous peoples still have blood memory. And it may be the same for your grandfather in Germany. Idk I'm not from there I can only go off of my own experiences and the experiences of my ancestors. And I honestly don't care who gets butt hurt because I'm proud of who I am and where I come from. So go after your own people for destroying this place. We were here for hundreds of years and did less damage to the land then your people have in 10 . We are just waiting for you all to kill yourselfs out 😁🙋🏽‍♂️

@aaronspencer8800

Жыл бұрын

@@voidremoved oh and FYI your God is female. That's why she sent the holy spirit to Mary to make a son because female can't breed with female 🙋🏽‍♂️a,ho

@northernontariopartyzone

3 ай бұрын

@@voidremovedIt's not "racist", it's biological reality. The reality to which behooves acknowledgement at least a mechanical understanding of the culture could be met.

I am Chippewa and would love learn more. I was told since a child I am a cloud woman by my aunt. I love God the great spirit, I love nature and peace.

@lauraharding1369

5 жыл бұрын

Louise Larivee my daughter just got her native name spiritcloud then another word after I can’t spell it🙂

@SabakaJunglay

5 жыл бұрын

@@lauraharding1369 Beautiful name

@CrypticRite

3 жыл бұрын

You're not chippewa, your ojibwe. Chippewa is a name we were given. Ojibwe is who we are. Welcome

@shadwdiamnd5291

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrypticRite my dad always taught me to say ‘Chippewa’ instead of ‘ojibwe’. That’s just how I was told to say it though

Our spiritual understanding is so far behind our technological understanding. It's our downfall. I have noticed a great awakening to the spiritual. Just hope it's not too late.

@chordsofgratitude2073

4 жыл бұрын

Preserve your language on video and write it down before no one speaks it anymore

@qwertypop343

4 жыл бұрын

Never too late, Great Spirit be with you

@green-eyedchild6689

4 жыл бұрын

I noticed that the giants are waking.

@nialloneill5097

4 жыл бұрын

@@green-eyedchild6689 They never sleep, but are constantly and vigilantly serving the Almighty, but we rarely see them, for it is we who are asleep. However, they are awakening to their new task, which is to hep men avert the disastrous consequences of their karma, namely the destruction of themselves and the earth. Blessed Be!

@nialloneill5097

4 жыл бұрын

You are right to be concerned, but one last prophecy and legacy was left to men for their Salvation, the Holy Spirit Incarnate. Now His Star encircles the earth and releases all the karma of men, so under suffering they may awaken to their one true purpose, to serve the Almighty Father in the strictest humility and obedience. Let us pray for this success, for the existence of man and earth hangs by the tenderst of light threads, which we must strengthen by making our every breath and lives a prayer to the Great Spirit. So that when the Star materialises, we may greet it as a help, rather than the harbinger of doom and destruction, for our fate still lies in our hands...just!

May I be again tomorrow be born into your spirit!

I say chi miigwech for sharing these sacred teachings for all of us to hear.

My spirit is vibrant with the souls of my ancestors, I am changing, I am becoming a seed pod ,the seeds with in hold the power to my new life! All I ask is that you remember to bring me water ! Peace and love is the only way 🌿☝🌿

Thankyou.

What a beautiful way to live. I would rather attend your school. Better outcome.

I am a very small amount Ojibwe. Dave Courchenes teachings call to my ancestors

We are truly blessed. I am Ogichidaa I came to light the fire again Amein

im glad my child goes to school with her own people , they get taught this and their own language on a daily basis

Our lives aren’t just all about us. We were created to use our gifts to help others 😃💜🇦🇺

As a half Ojibwa and German I felt like my life was incomplete ... like neither people accepted me... but as I grow in my teaching I find that both side now respect and care for me... these teachings are powerful because they are true wisdom true knowledge ... seek and you shall find... Amen, and God Bless.... Nameste ...

@PhantomMana

6 жыл бұрын

Or Miigwetch? you can start with that instead of other languages that have no business with us LOL whatever floats your boat though i guess

That was an honor to sit and learn from the Elders, I am so ever grateful to have shared my time.What a beautiful experience, learning how our people lived there life through the teachings that were passed down, coming to share their stories. Memories I will never forget.

I love you i am Ojibwe we are family

@christiansouthwind8012

6 жыл бұрын

Richard e Griffin I am ojiibwe to

@renewedhope9177

4 жыл бұрын

AHO!

@whitneyliles1482

4 жыл бұрын

Richard e Griffin I am Ojibwe, well I am half and Mexican. My mom is Ojibwe and my dad is Mexican

@cosmicman621

4 жыл бұрын

...I am that I am...and I love you to..aho

Beautiful teachings, I AM so thankful.....💜

I can't say How much this video makes me think of my True values and how long I've been finding myself. I'm Ojibwe and Tlingit. I've grown up in my Tlingit culture and I know it. And those teachings. But these feel a lot more of where my Heart gets an Understanding of things.

I'm married to an ojibwe and I think these teachings are awesome. Stay blessed! Anniin

Miigwetch for this opportunity to connect and learn more about my culture.

Everyone was given a gift and you need to use your gift!

I'm 17.7% Chippewa Ojibwe found out through my half sister its from my Father's Great Grandmothers heritage. And being adopted I was able to reconnect to my half sister after I was adopted I have been trying desperately to find the truth of who my ancestors were. It thanks to not giving up, though I am adopted into a family, one not of my ancestory culture they support me and learn morr about my heritage. Sadly I do not have anyone but my half sister and sister that could give me the answer to my Native heritage once I was able to relocate them. I was teased in school for not looking like my adopted parents, I had no connection to my heritage identity and felt out of place. But now, now even if its only a small percent I can be proud to say who I am, and that I want to learn more about my heritage.

Thank you for this wisdom.. my visions are of the wolf.. Great humility was poured on me from child. My mother wolf rescued me. I have more visions I hope to share with you one day...

It's funny how they don't teach you things like this in school.. They obviously just must be afraid of the power within this ageless wisdom...

@shellyp.b.7921

8 жыл бұрын

+porpoisefathom Is there a place I can go on the internet to read on "Creators Law"? I know about the powers that run this world and have control over us all. I like to hear it from a Native American truth. Thanks.

@HaileyHocken

8 жыл бұрын

HI, thanks so much for the comment :) I will definetly go check that video out! Have a great one

@katybug1966

8 жыл бұрын

+Hailey Hocken I teach at a Catholic school in Ottawa. We actually do teach these teaching to all of the students indigenous and non-indigenous alongside Catholic teachings. I agree not every school does this but hopefully more and more will!

@LaRedPDX

6 жыл бұрын

Schools don't even teach the most basic things like how to live off of the land, if you ever need to survive, get lost, and gather, make and store your own food. It's pathetic

@denepride2910

5 жыл бұрын

@@LaRedPDX maybe for None Natives but they do have Culture camps for Indigenous, teaching those things you mentioned...

Love how throws in our language and thank you for this ❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏♋

According to genetics I am only a 1/16 but I am drawn to these teachings. Thank you for posting this

@WazigeLogica

4 жыл бұрын

So what you're one 16th? Like it is a matter of genetics alone. Colour etc does not make who you are in your heart. What your soul is is something beyond the body in the end, anyways. Just treasure that love inside of you, that you feel for all people and all beings. I have been wrestling much of my life with my genetic make-up. I'm Finnish, Ukrainian, French and Lakota.. Possibly many more things.. I have felt so often, due to history and due to my fathers attitude and people's shallow judgement based on appearence, like I was not allowed to feel that part of me that is Native American. Now I say, to heck with that! I am all of the above and spirit first and for-most. I love and try my best to be a good human being. And like that, I have found peace. I don't need anyones permission to feel what I feel or to be who I am except that of the great spirit that made me and all of us!. Much love to you

@josefdettwyler9809

3 жыл бұрын

@@WazigeLogica that actually helped me a lot and gave me something to think about thank you

@WazigeLogica

3 жыл бұрын

@@josefdettwyler9809 Great! God/ the Great spirit knows who you are.. It made you just the way you are, uniquely to be that exact thing/ beeing that you are. You are exactly where you need to be on your soul-path at this point in time, even if it doesn't seem so at the moment maybe. Each "mistake" we made was neccassary for our growth and developement, to become who we will be a long time from now. What you are fits perfectly into the great quilt of existance that he/ she envisioned and is for ever weaving. You are that unique thread/ patch of fabric that only you can be, uniquely in your position keeping everything together. Even when things seem to be falling apart, it's just a re-assembly on the whole. It loves all of our perfect imperfections, it made us that way for a reason. And it is perfect, in this way, we all are perfect even when we are not on the surface. Wish you well, Much love to you ngak :)

@josefdettwyler9809

3 жыл бұрын

@@WazigeLogica I mean you either have it in your heart or you don't have it at all

@redrock861

2 жыл бұрын

@@josefdettwyler9809 so then, maybe its time to change your KZread name?? That's sum pretty offensive shit right there man. I don't go into the comment section for BLM videos with a name like "niggerjoe" hopefully some more stuff for you to think about. Respect was one of the teachings.

Miigwech Dave for helping me continue to develop my spiritual journey.

See some of our Friends are gone now; Lorraine Elders George & Lillian . Dave has a gift of voice.

my wife's grandfather was a leader of the Fisher clan ojibwe in Canada our children's history's is orsom my wife will visit her family in July 2016:-)

Much love brothers and sisters. Peace to all of you !

I always have follow this teaching . I wear the Eagle Totem . I have seen a Pair of Wolves in my neighborhood. In front of my house . I noticed the signs . The Eagle flies and follows me everywhere I go. I was blessed with a turtle to remind me of this teaching. My grandfather Scout Wood Badge name is Grizzly Bear. My Native American zodiac sign is Beaver. I believe my ancestors were letting me know remember the teachings.. Go back to your roots. Remember who you really are and not what others want you to be. Be true to the heart within yourself. My Native American flute has a Eagle on it . My tattoo is a Fiery Striking Eagle. And I found out another sign the Ancestors reminded me. I was born on the 7th Hour of 5/20 which is the 7 . 7 signs . My favorite number is 7 .

Thanks so much. I am 1/8 Ojibway but so disconnected from my heritage. Im gratefl to come to learn. Our history was always mentioned casually in my family but after my father passed he came to me in a dream. I gave my brother his message which lead to a very interesting conversation since he has studied our family history a bit. I've only learned of my heritage recently but I feel like I am being re-called and lead to reconnect. Thank you!

@shellyp.b.7921

8 жыл бұрын

+TheSunshineSpot Awesome to hear :) about learning the old ways. Sorry for your loss, but so glad to hear he connected with you from the other side. I have experienced this many times with family and friends. Beautiful gift to experience it.

@dlm9293

5 жыл бұрын

I am 25% blood of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa out of Belcourt, ND, an offshoot of the Ojibwe nations. I was never fortunate enough to truly learn from the teachings of my people, but I nonetheless feel a very strong connection to them. The native people of these lands were so very wise with their approach to living. I'm truly grateful and happy that these teachings are still being passed down. I commend any and all of the individuals still keeping these traditions alive.

@pdotthadon1426

3 жыл бұрын

dlm9293 hey man where you from ? I’m from that reservation. All of my people are from there. I am an enrolled member. It’s crazy to find someone from our small reservation on the KZread comments. Boozhoo my brother.

my husband is the chief to be of the objiwe tribe

Loved watching this. It was an honor to witness such a beautiful culture and spirituality. It should be learned by all.

thank you dreamers of truth

True traditions and wisdom never die. I'm happy to see a re-emergence of your native faith and tribal identity. We, european, have been torn apart so much by the desert religion (christianity) that we've have lost our core identity and our tribal allegiance...but it's changing now too. We are becoming more aware of the old ways, the gods of our forefathers, our ancestors history and our sacred teachings. Glory and strenght to your people and may the Ojibways live forever!

I'm Ojibwe and Potawatomy Indian and proud of it.

I love hearing the language that saved our people from Japan war

Teach Only Love and Wisdom gained through our ancestry of those who walked the good red road before us...

So blessed to have a beautiful enriched culture 🌙🌈⭐️

Wonderful teachings. Thankyou

honoured Thy Uncle Dave educated thy, help Mitigate thy TBI

The truth and the power of those teachings have eternity value. The world has traded these values for quick-fix-throw away goods and values. And now the fight for those true values is truly on....everywhere. Now all the 'UN' needs is the presence of several Elders from several nations. They don't know that yet.

Thank you so much -

My grandmother is 100% Ojibwe ❤️

@UnknownJayD33

Жыл бұрын

Same ❤️

I am 1/4 cherokee and was raised in the old way...now I'm in a recovery group that is mostly Ojibwa people and slowly....1 word at a time I'm learning some of the language. These videos are a great help!

Thank You, for sharing this teaching 🐢

I'm indigenous my grandmother was Chipawa!❤

Beautiful and powerful teachings. Worthy of respect for all peoples.

My people, the Polanie, they no longer remember our old ways... Perun... or anything... when the Cross came, it took it all away... so I look to your people, to your ancestors, and the other First Nations... the Navajo... the Cherokee... the Ojibway... I love you all, and you will ALWAYS have my bow, my sword, and my heart.

awesome teachings for those who wish to respect them. im an eagle. 😉

These are beautiful teachings. For every culture, for every creed, for every human on earth.

What a beautiful video. I'm going to share it with my students tomorrow. The images and the teachings are so well done. I really appreciate this video. Thanks to those who made it.

MIIGWETCH From ORILLIA 🧡

I love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love you family.

Came here as a full-blooded white man to talk about Francis Pegahmagabow, but instead I have been thought lectures which I'll never forget. The theaching of wisdom is helping me alot on figuring out what I'll do when I'm a grown man.

WE WEAR OUR MOCASSINS AND TSHTSHÉ MANITOU COMES TO OUR AID AND HELPS US CLIMB THE HEIGHTS AND SEE THE SUNRISE💥🐱‍🐉🎡🌹

Some days I go about in pity for myself, and all the while a great wind carries me across the sky.

Very Wise Thank you for the share.

Wow, an important video. I love it.

just Beautiful

Good to see the old ways. Ty tears flowed.

Sacred. Amen. God Bless

Thanks I'm going to be grateful to share this with my mixed blood family in Michigan Detroit Wyandotte!

Miigwetch Gishay Manido for those and All Gifts Given to the Anishinaabe

these are powerful teachings. wonderful migwetch for sharing.

My sister did one of those 'ancestry" things, and apparently, I have no native blood. But I live on the Ojibwa Reservation, and I learn alot as I go to meeting and set in on things. But, you can't learn to much. Thank you for keeping these stories alive

My great grandfather was ojibwe. I wish more people would watch this. Great understanding. True soul.....

i love hearing the teaching keep them coming hi hi

ive listen to this about 20 times now and i finally actually seen the teaching of wisdom first hand. thank you Dave this is the best video i hope all see it

Thank you, I am a want a be native American all my Life, much Gratitude,MotherEarth, All My Love to these people and you and, well Mother Earth, MotherNature, you know who All We Love

Thankyou for sharing these teachings. Thankyou Dave Courchene for sharing your knowledge & wisdom (& humility, love, truth, honesty courage & respect!) with us.

So grateful for your sharing these teachings with us

What a wonderful work you are doing to life the hearts of The People up. 💗☝😊

They are a very spiritual and beautiful people. I would love to spend time with them. I'm ashamed at the way they have been treated by as so called white people. To be part of their live would be such an honour. Beautiful race and to have that special bond with animals especially wolves is so incredible. My wish is to be one of them. .

@stevebuffington2302

2 жыл бұрын

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@stevebuffington2302

2 жыл бұрын

Ipp.okm

God bless the Ojibwe amen

Thanks for sharing as a non native I can use what you have shared blessings

Beautiful. Love it. Namaste

It's amazing how all these teachings complement and reinforce each other also.

Migwetch for your teachings , I am part anishnabeg and I was raised in the white world. My dad did bring me up north to show me how we used to live and when I put my foot in a teepee the first time I felt good , the first time I heard the drum and native music's I felt goose bumps . I do beleive you are right on this one , as soon we have an once of anishnabeg you know those teaching and I do speak from my heart and I am always very honest . A lawyer told me i was too honest and it was causing me problems lol . I don't care i stay honest . I will be rewarded one day for my honesty ❤ migwetch ❤

Keweenaw Bay Ojibwe here aaniin boozhoo

@whitehorseducharme4428

5 жыл бұрын

Tansi gitcha manitou gona waph amon Anishanaabe kii-megwich agegomon

@renewedhope9177

4 жыл бұрын

Boozhoo aaniin !

These are teachings at cwenengitel aboriginal society. Proud to be an ojibway!!

Thank you for producing and sharing.

First Nation Elder Dave Courchene is a very wise man, and I am so glad that I found this video. I have searched for videos of Anishinaabe traditions for years. I don't know why that subject has been so elusive since this was made in 2014. 6 years ago. I guess is that it had to reach a certain # of likes before it was in the machine. Anyway. I enjoyed listening to his teachings. All people should watch and learn these simple ingredients for a better life. Thank you, Dave.

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