How a Two-Spirit Dakota woman had a vision that helped restoring peace with the Ojibwe People of the Rapids.

A letter to a friend, about overcoming loneliness and despair and the bends and rocks in the river. We're all in the same canoe.

Eagle feather teaching of Love and Introspection. The Eagle teaches us to love the Great Mystery and ourselves before we can love others.

The story of how Jiingwan defeated the dreaded Wiindigoo in the Winter Bringer constellation and became a Name Giver of the children.

How Ma'iingan the Wolf in the Night Sky is mirrored on the Earth and in our sacred stories, both physically and spiritually.

Ojibwe star map: an illustrated list of the Anishinaabe constellations according to the four seasons.

The Ojibwe story of Aadawa'amoog -, the three star asterism in the constellation of Gaa-biboonikaan, the Bringer of Winter.

The story of the Mountain Ash and the founding of Baawiting, the Place of the Rapids (Sault Ste. Marie)

A musing from the womb of a Manitoba sweat lodge

The contemporary traditional (sacred) story of a young woman who lives on the shore of a bay and falls in love with the voice of a young man

A musing about the stars possibly being the thoughts of Gichi-manidoo. If so, all we have to do is learn to read its thoughts...

A love poem for Jane Muskitta titled Jiingwanan (Shooting Stars)

Storyteller Zhaawano tells the Sacred Ojibwe tale of the Fisher Star and his celestial spouse, the Little Fisher.

A teaching about the Moose on earth and in the night sky

The cosmic lodge seen through Indigenous Anishinaabe Eyes: a pictorial guide to the Ojibwe names of stars and clan-related constellations.

Storyteller Zhaawano takes you on a magic trip to the star world, toward the constellations where the souls and clans of our ancestors rest.

A poem by Simone McLeod against the backdrop of the Residential/Boarding School policy to wipe out "the savage" in our children of long ago

The Way of the Heartbeat, part 7: the true meaning of the Ojibwe word Debwewin (Truth).

What it means to be a warrior. A Teaching Story illustrated with artwork by Carl Ray, Simone McLeod, and Zhaawano Giizhik.

Follow the Path of the Sun Dancers. A teaching centered around two jewelry creations, about our most sacred ceremony, the Sun Dance.