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Tag Archives: native canadians
Tobacco: From Sacred to Profane and Back Again
The Four Sacred Medicines of the First People Alright. This was a weird dream sequence, even by my standards. Last night, I was being shown tobacco in WordPress posts, mostly extolling its sacred properties. But the ending demonstrated that as … Continue reading
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Tagged health and welfare, native americans, native canadians, sacred medicine, tobacco
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Canada: A House Divided (cannot stand)*
Wet’suwet’en territory pipeline protests are being being supported by other indigenous groups across Canada. A fire has been lit in the nation’s soul. An attempt to bring together the hereditary chiefs and government officials was met with miscommunication. They … Continue reading
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Tagged blockades, Canada, civic disobedience, government control, native canadians, protest, transit disruptions
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Canada: Indigenous Protests Bring Chaos
Battle Lines are Drawn Canada as a nation has been brought to a standstill by some protests across the country. The original grievance of the Indigenous people in British Columbia was the proposed pathway of a pipeline through their territory. … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada, native canadians, oil industry, politics, private property, public opinion, reconciliation, Trudeau
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The Seven Directions
Lakota Wisdom: Circle of Life. The chart above shows the seven directions being matched with our seven chakras. I’m not sure that I totally agree with the Center being linked with the 6th chakra, because it so much more likely … Continue reading
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Tagged humanity, indigenous people, Jesus Christ, life's journey, native americans, native canadians, wisdom
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My Original “Rolling Stone”
Pierre-Esprit Radisson I came face-to-face with a solid hologram of myself in last night’s dream: a hint, perhaps, of today’s post. I’ve waited long enough to connect the dots to that life from the middle of the 17th Century. It’s … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, Canada, France, native americans, native canadians, past lives, reincarnation, United Kingdom, United States history
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Account Reconciliation as a Symbol
Creating Harmony It came up as a dream sequence last night. In my role as bookkeeper, I was attempting to reconcile the differences between an accounting system bank balance and the bank statement. It’s something that I did thousands of … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada, differences of opinion, dreams, native canadians, politics
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JWR’s Portrayer?
Tatiana Maslany
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Tagged Canada, movies, native canadians, politics, television
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JWR’s End Game?
An Indigenous Party for Canada It was a thought that occurred to me early on in the SNC-Lavalin ‘scandal’: Jody Wilson-Raybould sought to change the Government of Canada from the inside; now she’s perhaps thinking of starting a party on … Continue reading
Posted in history, paranoia
Tagged Canada, feminism, native canadians, politics, Trudeau
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