A musing on Omizakamigokwe, our Mother Earth, who takes care of us and will be shaking her zhiishiigwan long after we have gone.

The sacred story of how Animosh the Dog nurtured the first two Anishinaabeg to maturity and taught them to dance.

The story of a young Ojibwe man named Zhingibis Mandosking who had a dream that helped returning the warm weather to the freezing earth.

The meaning of the word Akiwenzii (He Who Has Been on the Earth for a Long Time) and the role the Elder People play in Anishinaabe culture.

Reflections of a Storyteller. questioning the modern-day taboo on telling stories only when there is snow on the ground.

A sacred love story told to celebrate the rise of the 13 Full Moons above our Turtle Island.

Autumn, when the spirits of summer and winter meet. Around this time, we celebrate the beginning of Fall in the Northern Hemisphere.

Mashkikiikewikwewag, our medicine women, are the true healers and heroes of our Nations.

Our Grandfather in the Sky is speaking to us. He is sending us messages from our ancestors, in the form of strong winds & dazzling lights..

How Sees-Beyond-the-Stars-Woman, medicine woman and astronomist of her People, had a vision that took her to the Milky Way and beyond.

The need to approach life in a sacred manner and return to a life of mashkikikiikewin (gathering medicine).

To dance is to heal. As you dance, think of an eagle feather that lifts your spirit and relieves your pain.

The story of the Prophecy of the Seven Fires and the origin of the Anishinaabe clans.

A musing about what it means to be Anishinaabe.

The power of blood memory. To find out who you are, all you have to do is listen to your heart and your dreams.

"The Mirror." We must look into the mirror and face our demons and responsibilities. We really need to look at who we are.

The romantic story of an Anishinaabe woman named Eagle Feather Woman who was visited by a Bear Spirit from the Stars...

A musing about the power and the beauty of MIINIKAAN, the seed from which all life springs, the essence of the beginning of Life.

Why I use silver in my wedding rings.

The meaning of Nigig the Otter to the Anishinaabeg Peoples.