The North of the Wheel is the place of the buffalo; the place of the Elders; the place of snow and white hair. It should be a time of wisdom and of telling stories of days gone by, of teaching the younger ones how to survive, and how to live free. It is about the [...]
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The North of the Wheel ~
Posted in Spirit, abiding, spirituality, teaching, tagged buffalo slaughter, Gratitude, Holy Spirit, learning, medicine wheel, North, Provision on December 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
West Gate ~
Posted in spirituality, teaching, tagged medicine wheel, self-examination, West, bear, Grizzly, wild, introspection, herbal healing, strength on December 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Aren’t they beautiful? The Grizzly, according to Sun Bear, is the keeper of the West Gate of the Medicine Wheel. They are also called Silver tipped bears. Awesome in size and strength, their habits include a winter nap that is hallmark to their species. They sleep through the winter months without rising for food or [...]
The Medicine Wheel’s South Keepers ~
Posted in spirituality, teaching, tagged curiosity, growth, innocence, learning, medicine wheel, South keepers, trickster on December 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I made that a plural because I know of at least three traditional keepers of the South, depending on the area of North America where the tribe is or was located. The Coyote is best known, I suspect because Old Man Coyote is a well known trickster, and learning that he is a keeper and [...]
Sacred Circles ~
Posted in spirituality, teaching, tagged dynamic, individual, learning, Lutheran, medicine wheel, Native American, path, personal truth, sacred circles, teachings, totems, wisdom, witch on September 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I am fascinated by all sacred circles, not least because my query to a Lutheran minister teaching us Catechism got me ousted from the classes altogether. He was teaching that with God the time line has no beginning and no end. I asked if that, (a line with no beginning and no end,) wasn’t a [...]