Indigenous Studies Visions, Goals, Protocols, Thunderbird Nest Teachings, (medicine wheel), Ceremonies
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REGISTER NOW FOR THE FOLLOWING SESSIONS
Sessions 1 - 10 (dates to be determined once all the spaces are filled)
Registrations will be taken, starting now at any time until all the spaces are filled. The program has been revamped to meet current needs. Instead of 3 Levels of study there will only be 1 level which consists of 8 sessions offered in a continuous manner to assist future participants to meet their day care needs.
Have a question? Contact Elder Jacinta on the methods shown below.
Course Registration Options and Pricing
Registration fee - $25
Share the Medicine Standard Rate - $400
This standard rate covers the costs of these 8 sessions, making it possible for Elder Jacinta to continue to offer them. Paying the standard rate is an opportunity to support those with limited resources, making courses accessible to everyone. Paying at this level is an act of kindness.
Scholarship - $250 This rate is available for those who cannot afford to pay the standard rate. We ask you to use this rate only if paying the higher rate creates a hardship for yourself and/or your family.
NOTE:
To register, please complete the form below.
Once you receive an acceptance email from Elder Jacinta into the program, you will send an e-Transfer to miskomikana@gmail.com
- confirmation of your e-transfer will be sent within 48 hours.
If you have any questions, please contact Elder Jacinta by text or phone at 204-250-6073 or email at miskomikana@gmail.com.
Meegwetch !
Session 2
Session 2
What are Customary Introductions, Name Giving Ceremony?
It is customary for the speaker to introduce themselves using their English names and their traditional names before a ceremony. What is a Name Giving Ceremony? What are the myths and beliefs of the process of stating traditional names in public? Where is your Spirit located in your body?
The learner will be able to describe how and why they have chosen their personal self- Introduction method and techniques.
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Explain how a Spirit Name is obtained if desired; and where is your Spirit located?
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Protocols and methods of obtaining Spirit Names for others.
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Identify and apply steps to feeling comfortable in using your own Spirit Name in ceremonies.
Introduction to Grand/Father/Mother Teachings
The Great Spirit gave the Grand/fathers/mothers, the responsibility to watch over the Anishinabe people. A child was taken around the world for 7 years to learn the Anishinabe way of life. Upon the return the youth shared the 7 teachings of; Truth, Humility, Respect, Love, Honesty, Bravery, Wisdom and the 8 Anishinaabeg Teachings. (Handouts will be provided to each Learner)
The learner will be able to describe what they have experienced with their personal stones.
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Learn the meaning of the following 7 Teachings;
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Debwewin – Truth
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Dabasendiziwin – Humility
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Manaajiidiwin – Respect
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Zaagiidiwin – Love
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Gwayakwaadiziwin – Honesty,
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Zoongiidewin – Bravery
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Nibwaakaawin – Wisdom
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8 Anishinaabeg Teachings