Today’s Coffee Question
Dear Dakota,
I am Anishinaabe (Ojibwe), German, Norwegian, & Dane and mostly identify as Anishinaabe. SOME “traditionals” that live on the reservation look down at other people practicing/mixing with other religious/spiritual beliefs. Unfortunately, the old traditional ceremonies aren’t being practiced. My dilemma is I want to practice traditional ways but all the respected spiritual leaders/healers have passed on and I don’t trust the ones that do call themselves “spiritual leaders.” Of all the meditations out there I have found your meditations to be the closest to my belief. What are your thoughts on practicing/mixing religious/spiritual beliefs?
Terri (Binesikwe) Hom
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Thanks, Dakota, for answering the question about mixing spiritual practices. Thanks even more for sharing your authentic self while answering it. I’m relatively new to your groups and I wondered if I would be able to get a sense of the true you via tiny camera. Today, I’m sure it is possible. I look forward to work with you.
Thanks, Dakota, for answering the question about mixing spiritual practices. Thanks even more for sharing your authentic self while answering it. I’m relatively new to your groups and I wondered if I would be able to get a sense of the true you via tiny camera. Today, I’m sure it is possible. I look forward to work with you.