Why We Must Relearn Our Stories - And Look Up, Not Down "The night sky is a fantastic sight, stars moving across the sky, twinkling and...

A letter to a friend: How to cope with the madness in the area of calling out so called pretendians?

How Mother Earth got impregnated and had a dream that marked the birth of our lunar calendar.

A teaching from the Tree of Life: We always have the opportunity to choose how to respond to how others see and treat us.

The way you’re treating yourself is the key to feeling better about yourself.

The story of a rare meeting of two celestial beings, between Our Grandmother the Moon and Saturn, the ringed garden planet.

The story of the retrograde motion of the planet Uranus, called "Waakwi Aki" by the Anishinaabeg Peoples.

A Hawk and Owl teaching about how to choose a different tree branch that leads us toward healing the hearts of the hurting.

When the Owl calls, we know we are ready to walk the healing path.

Two Tree of Life Teachings, moral lessons that have powerful healing benefits for everyone who is willing to listen and learn.

The importance of ceremony. To heal a traumatized mind, a sense of belonging has to be established through ceremony and language.

How the magic bow of the Dinetah warrior came in Wenabozho’s possession and how he lost it again - and created the Milky Way along the way.

Tonight another full moon rises, indicating the start of what some of us call Miini-giizis: "Blueberry Moon."

How the Universe was born and Wenabozho, through the sacred drum, empowered the entire world with the earth's heartbeat.

How Wenabozho met a loon at Thunder Mountain and brought the Anishinaabeg language

A teaching about the Anishinaabe Marten and Fisher clans , illustrated by a set of gold-and-silver clan wedding rings.

Tales of my Grandmother: How Ode'imin brought the People Medicine and can still be seen in the Full Heartberry Moon.

"If Only Our Eyes Saw Spirit How Different Would We View the World."

The literal and spiritual meaning of Odoodem - the Ojibwe Anishinaabe word for clan - and its declensions and conjugations .

Welcome, Strawberry Moon! An Anishinaabe observation on the Full Moon and the Summer Solstice in the month of June.