Changing Worlds: An Anishinaabe Traditional Funeral 1 of 3

[@JohnMelland]

Boozhoo, Sabé Indiginikaaz Migizi Doodem, Annishinaabé and Cree, Chi Miigwich,

[@terrydaniels9126]

Right worlds going write about it look forward to. Life here there seeing souls departed thanks

[@brookevisser86]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@erikawebster6550]

My father is ojibway mantolin area. I DNT know if he knows if me. But I was robbed of my name makes me sad. But I've found cousins hope I will find him soon.im 49.

[@SagaciousDjinn]

Your roots can always travel. Even a tree can make another with it's roots. We are us. Believe, don't focused on the fallen leaves. A tree thrives off of it. It helps make it better. Helps make another tree. My point, life deserves no regret. But the lake nearly, reflect. I'm 2 decades shy of you. We all regret. But remember to try not to. It's just another woodpecker in your trunk, driving you crazy until you are hollow. I understand the respect of the woodpecker, but I'm just trying to help you understand something to live by. Ojibwe, white earth.

[@BT-kf4kx]

in Asia we have an old saying, a frog talk to a rock will never get a respond.

[@Saucygal35]

He kinda looks like my grandpa.. I miss my grandpa..

[@SagaciousDjinn]

Is there a bird you see often?

[@superrrrliz]

Grandparents are the best. I miss mine too.

[@waboosejackson3711]

When Will Our People Realize Cremation is Not a Part Us, My Uncle who is an Elder officiates Funerals and He Also Will Not Do Funerals for Cremation.

[@iralussier1899]

How do I get get ahold of Lee Staples?Can't figure out how to send him a private message on here?

[@mushkiki]

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