Stories from the Kohkoms - Elsie Paul Cree Métis Elder on Kinship

Cree Métis Elder Elsie Paul shares about kinship from her perspective and upbringing.
Video filmed in Circle Teachings studio in Edmonton, Alberta in the fall of 2018, on Treaty 6 Territory. Produced by Circle Teachings in collaboration with The Kohkom Kisewatisiwin Society.

[@jeremymiller2993]

I thank you for pulling a braid together to a person lost, and found a sister, a cousin! My best friend, long lost, thank you f

[@kally2101]

Thank you!! Would appreciate and love more stories and these kind of teachings!! ❤

[@r.v.k.6932]

I can't "Like" this enough times!! Thank you Kohkom for your teachings!

[@wardwagar863]

Tanisi, Thank you so much for this video. I seem to have a foot on the Red Road these days as I walk, but am far away from my Cousins and Aunties, so this helps me a lot. I look forward to more of your teachings. Hihi.

[@chrisgravel4235]

More! More!!

[@Erniethomas43]

Tansi. Tapwe tahkaki...uhmsi etwewmakak. Wahkohtuwin- Otaskahnasoo-in. Ohtanskootapewin. 💖

[@Redhairedgirl1956]

Most of my family are Metis - Cree/Scottish. Now I understand why I was raised to call my mother and father's first cousins Aunt and Uncle. It was confusing growing up, but I understand how much of a sign of respect it is. I could not call any of them by their first name, ever. Thank you for this.

[@gailpaul7361]

she started teaching me this year and I love to hear tell me things.

[@louiseeyahpaise795]

takahki, ay hay kinanaskomitin kweyask ehwihtaman tanisih eyisi wahkohtoyahk.

[@supermarioistoohard]

I hope ww can hear more of her stories❤

[@user-ht4gb2fw4e]

To the: Elders. ..In this Beatles song is the line,.."Listen To The Color Of You're Dream, It is not living, it is not living". Why did the singer write such words? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnmxk3ukaM5siZY