This moving interview reveals the hidden wounds passed down through generations. “When I think of my childhood, I see the shadows that followed my grandmother all her life,” begins Sarah Littlebear as we start our conversation. Her story opens a window into transgenerational trauma caused by Residential Schools in Canada – a legacy of pain … Read more
When the Sky Still Told Stories Long before telescopes or written records existed, Indigenous peoples looked to the sky and read the stars like an open book. For them, the night sky was not a cluster of distant lights, but a living landscape full of stories, teachings, and guides. The Stone Calendar of the Anasazi … Read more
When Two Apparent Allies Become Opponents At first glance, environmentalists and Indigenous peoples seem like natural allies – both committed to protecting our Earth. Yet the reality is more complex: time and again, there are conflict-laden confrontations where conservation projects collide with traditional land rights of Indigenous communities. The Historical Context: Colonialism in a Green … Read more
The Whisper of Stones It began on an ordinary Monday morning in the subway. While other passengers stared at their smartphones, Luna felt the granite stone in her pocket start to vibrate. The stones were whispering to her again, just as they had so often since that night which had changed her life forever. Three … Read more
“`html Discover the Deep Meaning of the Medicine Wheel and Rituals in the Native American World In the spirituality of many indigenous peoples of North America, the Medicine Wheel plays a central role. This sacred symbol represents the cycle of life, the interconnected elements of nature, and cosmic harmony. Combined with deeply rooted rituals, the … Read more
Immersing Yourself in the World of Native Americans: The indigenous peoples of North and South America have long fascinated with their deep connection to nature, their rich culture, and their turbulent history. But who were the Native Americans, actually? How did they live? What happened to them after the arrival of the Europeans? In this … Read more
The term “Indian” is now considered inappropriate and racist. It is important to understand why the term is viewed as problematic and what impact it has on the indigenous peoples of the Americas. The Term is Misleading The term “Indian” originated from a mistaken assumption by Christopher Columbus, who believed he had reached India when … Read more
