How do we, as we stumble along on the path of learning, cope with all the information about Indigenous-related topics that's out there?

How the once so deep and rich structure of the Ojibwe language is hollowed out because of the textbook approach of modern grammar teachers.

Origin of the Ojibwe Makwa Bimosewin - the Bearwalker Path of the Anishinaabeg Peoples.

How bad is it to incorporate Western words and concepts into Indigenous languages?

What can be said about our storytelling, and who was the first known true storyteller of the Anishinaabeg?

About the concept of Giiwekiibiiyaang (decolonization) and why the Anishinaabeg celebrate New Year in the winter.

A musing just before the end of the New Year: Look for the fire inside ourselves.

The story of how Oshkaabewis Gezhiibatood (planet Mercury) follows Ma'iingan Giizhig Miikana: the Wolf Sky Trail.

How to cope with the adversity and pitfalls that most First Turtle Island peoples face in America. Devictimize!

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.