Wolf Teaches Humility......How humble are WE?

Traditional Anishinaabe Womens Big Drum

Eagle Picture taken at the Narrows, Manitoba.....

Tree of Life Turtle

TORNADOS.....Teaching of the Thunderbird.

This was a F 5 Tornado just outside of Winnipeg, MB

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In Memory of My Mother Who Passed On April 27, 2008

My Mentor " Don" Who Passed on May 2008

Eyes of Humility

The White Ones

Spirit Elder

Drumming for Debby the Polar Bear to honour her at the Winnipeg Zoo

Blessing for "Debby" She was the oldest polar bear

My partner and I are with the Elder offering tobacco to honour Debby in celebration of her long long life of 42 years....

ANYONE HOME?

Thunder Mountain - Chief Crazy Horse

WOLF in the FIRE

Bigfoot - DO YOU SEE HIM?

Wolf ~ HUMILITY

Beaver ~ WISDOM

Eagle ~ LOVE

Ansestors Cry

BUFFALO ~ RESPECT

CIRCLE OF LIFE

SACRED INSTRUCTIONS

A. Take care of Mother Earth and the other colors of man.
B. Respect this Mother Earth and creation.
C. Honor all life, and support that honor.
D. Be grateful from the heart for all life. It is through life that there is survival. Thank the Creator at all times for all life.
E. Love, and express that love.
F. Be humble. Humility is the gift of wisdom and understanding.
G. Be kind with one's self and with others.
H. Share feelings and personal concerns and commitments.
I. Be honest with one's self and with others. Be responsible for these sacred instructions and share them with other nations.

Turtle ~ Truth

Bear Butte

Crazy Horse

Native American Ten Comandments

Buffalo TATANKA

My Grandmothers Uncle and Auntie

Polar Bear Roaming

Teaching of Courage - BEAR

Flight of an Eagle

Wolf Howling

Sound Effects - Wolf Howling - Animals

Seven Sacred Teachings

My Mentor " Don" Who Passed on May 2008

Eagles Feeding in B.C., Canada

WHITE BUFFALO CALF ~ SOUTH DAKOTA

Medicine White Wolf

Medicine Wheel Teachings

Sing the Northern Lights White Bear Song

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Good Talking Turtle Teaching

Singing with Spirit Drumming Feb 5, 2009

Drumming Feb 5, 2008

Polar Bear Drum

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Big Bear Medicine and the Power of Woman. From birth, Bear and Man are remarkably similar. They each enter the world as a blank slate with only instinct. They each must master, through their experiences, the tasks required to operate in their world. They each exhibit vast differences in temperament and develop distinct personalities. They are each equally unpredictable. It is impossible to predict the behaviour of a strange human or a strange bear but is not complicated to predict the behaviour of a familiar human or a familiar bear. Both are at risk for physical and emotional damage if they are not cared for early in life. Without the skills acquired through being taught by a mother, neither bear nor man would survive. There have been observations of bears displaying mal-adaptive behaviour or acting "neurotic" in the absence of another to teach them.In bringing Bear into our lives, we must feel the power of the feminine. Bear lives alone and relies on no one but herself. She is a single parent and must provide all physical and emotional needs for her cubs. She is loving and kind as she teaches her children about life but she is also a fierce disciplinarian if her children do not learn the lesson fast. She is disciplined in all things, including her own behaviour. She sets limits and boundaries for herself and for others and will not tolerate others taking advantage of her. These limits and boundaries are communicated by attitude rather than by words. Bear demands respect.
She has a high level of concentration and focuses on a goal without wavering. It has been said that Bear can stop a hunter from shooting her through her concentration. Making and maintaining goals is using the power of Bear. Bear will help with the focus and concentration needed for the completion of goals. The yearly cycle maintained by Bear symbolizes the cycle of birth, growth, decay and rebirth. This can be seen in the ability to regulate one's life, on both a physical and emotional levels. Bear is the supreme model of this cycle and therefore the guiding spirit of the theme of renewal. Living Bear is to move in these cycles, be fully alert at all times but settle down into a hibernate state to renew energy and prepare for the next cycle. The renewal process provides a pressure gauge for our emotional well-being, allowing us to cycle our emotions inward and outward as the situation demands. Bear teaches us that we can be kind without giving up our boundaries and that we can be generous without giving up ourselves, we can, like Bear, go to the cave and hibernate.

Four Nations Medicine Wheel Teaching