With Monica McWhirter
Saturday March 11, 2023
8am PDT / 11am EDT / 5pm CET
Approximately 2 hours

The Seven Grandfather Teachings are among the most widely shared Anishinaabe principles because they are relatable and encompass the kind of morals that all of humanity can aspire to live by. They offer ways to enrich one’s life while existing in peace and harmony with all of creation.

In the Algonquin community we believe that with every breath we take we are in ceremony. The first breath we take is our very first ceremony, and so as we walk this road we remain connected to all that is around us. In this workshop you will be learning the first steps to walking the Red Road and incorporating some of the core teachings of the Anishinaabe and Metis culture. We will be learning the Seven Grandfather teachings and an introduction to Algonquin ceremony.

The teachings offered at this event are sacred and life altering. You will be gaining a deeper insight into First Nations culture and practices. There are many teachings and many ways; these are some of those practices. As Indigenous people we believe that we are remembering rather than learning.

About Monica
Shamans Directory Member Monica McWhiter (her given name) is the Woman Who Breathes with the Singing Waters at the North Door. She is Algonquin and Metis, Bear and Buffalo Clan. Her spirit colors are white, blue and yellow. For over a decade, Monica has had the privilege of working in shelter settings, in the social work sector. Throughout that time she has hosted many years of Ceremonies, Talking, Healing and Restorative Justice circles, and walked with many along their journey, watching the healing that occurs when people embrace the Earth through both Indigenous and trauma-informed practices. Her elders have given her the permission to teach, and to bring these healing modalities forward.

Join us: Zoom Link
Meeting ID: 878 9648 0661
Passcode: 743958

Learn more about Monica
https://shamansdirectory.com/directory/monica-mcwhirter