Walking Spirit in a Native Way



by James B Beard


The history between the original people of this land and the people who colonized this land make it difficult to gain an understanding of the depth of teachings within the culture of the Native American Indians. The degree of trust between people is understandably not there. The oral teachings carried by Native Elders are not openly shared with anyone who would ask.

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The original intent of my quest was to gain insight into Spiritual connection and apply this insight to the way I was living. It was not to change my lifestyle or relationships. What came about transformed my life as it was and led me on an adventure into a different world. I found myself transitioning into a person I did not know existed within myself, my white heritage was enhanced by ancient teachings we all once had. I learned to wear white moccasins and walk a red road in order to better understand the original teachings of my white heritage. The path I followed gave me a new family, a new community and a new identity beyond anything I could have imagined. The lifestyle, values and purpose of my life would now change for the rest of my time. For all of this I can only say, miigwich! thank you!


Noodin                         


About the Author

James B. Beard is a respected author in the niche of Native American spirituality, indigenous people, and culture. His passion for understanding and sharing the rich traditions and spiritual practices of indigenous communities has been a driving force. His work is characterized by deep respect for these cultures, and a commitment to accurately representing their beliefs and customs.

His book, "Walking Spirit in a Native Way," tells the story of his transformative journey with an elder of the Ojibwe tribe. This compelling narrative not only provides readers with insights into this unique culture but also offers guidance for those seeking their own spiritual path.


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As we witness the degradation of values in our country

we forfeit the richness in heritage

that made our country great

and deny those that are indigenous

their basic rights of existence. 


                     Noodin