Ojibway Migisi Bineshii
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| Blog Name: | Ojibway Migisi Bineshii |
| Url: | http://ojibwaymigisibineshii.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Native American, Feminist, Healing |
| Description: | Ojibway Migisi Bineshii has a mission to inform you of the news stories and information regarding Aboriginal, First Nations, Indigenous and Native people worldwide. The specific focus is shinned on woman and healing within these communities. Ojibway Migisi Bineshii will also be offering an abundance of creative expression in the form of poetry. |
| Popularity: | 32 Followers |
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Poem: Indigenous Creation
I have poetry everywhere. I have 127 pages on a few word documents, 10 notebooks of poetry and it is scattered throughout my 22 journals. I have kept a personal journal since 1989 when I was just 8 years old. I love writing! The poem below was posted to my World Pulse journal. So I thought I would dig it out and post it here. Enjoy!Indigenous Creation3-15-2009Rooted deeply into the Earth,A wisdom of the soil,A wisdom of truth,How the roots connect with the Earth,And the plant reaches and reaches,Like our spirits reaching,Re
I have poetry everywhere. I have 127 pages on a few word documents, 10 notebooks of poetry and it is scattered throughout my 22 journals. I have kept a personal journal since 1989 when I was just 8 years old. I love writing! The poem below was posted to my World Pulse journal. So I thought I would dig it out and post it here. Enjoy!Indigenous Creation3-15-2009Rooted deeply into the Earth,A wisdom of the soil,A wisdom of truth,How the roots connect with the Earth,And the plant reaches and reaches,Like our spirits reaching,Re
My Favorite Traditional Practice - Manoomin Harvesting
I asked my readers to ask me a question. I am answering Flying Eagle Woman's question today.Her question: What is YOUR favorite traditional practice in your homeland?My AnswerAlthough I have yet to participate in manoomin (wild rice) harvesting this is something I am excited to do when the time comes. The spiritual aspect goes generations back. It has played a central role in the tribal life of the Anishinaabe people. Manoomin has been a main food source so it is exciting to see so many of
I asked my readers to ask me a question. I am answering Flying Eagle Woman's question today.Her question: What is YOUR favorite traditional practice in your homeland?My AnswerAlthough I have yet to participate in manoomin (wild rice) harvesting this is something I am excited to do when the time comes. The spiritual aspect goes generations back. It has played a central role in the tribal life of the Anishinaabe people. Manoomin has been a main food source so it is exciting to see so many of
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