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- Sweetgrass Teachings By Robins Cree Creations - YouTube
Our videos will teach you about wild edibles and how to use them, wild medicinal plants and their uses, traditional craft and jewelry making and how to become closer to nature, through
- Sweetgrass Teaching Bundle - University of Manitoba
There are diverse teachings about sweetgrass, wiingaashk, one of the four sacred medicines that coalesce with tobacco asemaa, sage shkodawabuk, and cedar, keezhik
- Sweetgrass: Neil Redcrow (y-dialect) – Cree Literacy Network
Thanks to Neil Redcrow for reminding us of the role of sweetgrass in prayer: a thought worth remembering every day, especially in Cree
- Traditional Medicine: Sweetgrass - Cree Health
Sweetgrass is one of our sacred medicines, symbolizing healing and peace A grass with long soft leaves, it grows from 1 to 3 feet tall in Eeyou Istchee and other regions Once gathered and dried, leaves are braided together for smudging at home, at work and in our ceremonies Combined with prayers, smudging brings us closer to the Creator
- Simple Ways to Identify Sweetgrass: 10 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow
Use a yardstick or tape to measure the potential sweetgrass from the roots to the tallest leaf or spikelet Note that most plants grow to be about 30 in (76 cm) high As a grass, sweetgrass tends to grow in groups Look at the branches to see if they’re short
- Indigenous Sacred Plants: Sweetgrass - ictinc. ca
Sweetgrass is one of the four plants (tobacco, sage, red cedar and sweetgrass) considered sacred to Indigenous, Inuit and Métis Peoples It is known for its sweet scent, which is intensified when it rains or when burned
- Sweetgrass Teachings - Principle Safety
Learn the language through Sweetgrass Teachings The cards referenced below are designed, printed and provided by the great people at Nokiiwin Chi Meegwetch The Earth has so much to teach us, depending on how we choose to interpret the images Sweetgrass: Some believe it is the hair of mother earth It’s beauty is in it’s simplicity
- Sweetgrass: You asked, so we found the answers - Windspeaker. com
How do I identify Sweetgrass? Many of us have only known Sweetgrass as a dried and braided product used in ceremonies However, in its natural state as an untamed grass, the easiest and most pleasant way to identify the plant is by its vanilla fragrance that comes from the leaves
- Sweetgrass Teachings From the Book Braiding Sweetgrass
Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer is a collection of essays that integrate plant relationships, Anishinaabe Indigenous worldviews, and scientific knowledge These three components represent the strands of a braid of sweetgrass, a sacred plant in the Indigenous Potawatomi culture
- Traditional Indigenous Knowledge Science . . . - Cree Literacy Network
Explain to students why we use sweet grass sage fungus cedar etc Maybe even take them out and teach them how to identify and gather I know when I was in school I loved going on field trips even if it was just outside the school Chemistry and biology: Learning the internal organs of the animals in the Cree language
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