Good evening.
My name is Cindy Crow.
I'm standing strong of the Ojibwe tribe.
I'm of the Caribou clan.
I'm from the Red Rock Indian Band.
And I live and protect this sacred land that I call Niibin.
Just north of the Minnesota border and just south of Thunder Bay in northwestern Ontario.
I had a very interesting discussion and debrief with a good friend today,
Jocelyn.
And there were a couple of really big messages that came through.
One of these I felt was important to share with you.
So it came through in the form of the Sacred Path cards.
And they are by Jamie Sams.
I use these cards quite often.
I find them very,
Very,
Very helpful and,
Yeah,
Very remarkable.
So this particular teaching is about taking of the shawl.
This is the first time that I had heard of this particular teaching.
It says that it's a Paiute teaching after the Trail of Tears.
It's about returning home and embracing teachings.
It's a symbol of coming home to Earth Mother's arms and nurturing love.
It's the return to the traditional teachings of their tribe.
Asking permission to live among the people who honoured the ways of the ancestors.
It is the time of the white buffalo and people of many races are taking the shawl.
And as a short aside,
White buffalo calf woman has been coming to me for a few years now with different messaging.
And so this is also a very astute message.
They refer to this as the fifth world of peace.
Take in the shawl and live in harmony,
Honouring the sacred space of all life forms.
I feel very strongly about this one.
Heal ourselves so we can discover our roles in creation.
That is one of my gifts in this particular lifetime is to be able to help people with their identity and their life purpose.
There is no right or wrong way.
Each person who takes the shawl comes into alignment.
Acknowledge the beauty in each unique expression of creation with a capital C.
Whether it be human,
Creature being,
Capital C again,
Plant person,
Capital P's,
Stone person,
Capital S and P,
Or our worst enemy.
The shawl reminds us of our essence and our potential.
Come home to the magic you once believed in.
Return to the simplicity of happiness.
Return to the simplicity of happiness.
Yes.
The term joy has been coming to me for over a year now.
The responsibility of taking the shawl is being loving to others who have forgotten the sacred path or the way home.
We all have that potential to inspire and shine the light for others to find their way home.
Anyways,
I thought this was very cool.
I thought I would share this teaching with all of you.
It really resonates with me at this time.
I am working on my second book and it's entitled All My Relations.
It is a children's book.
And that is the main message in the book is that we are all equal in the circle.
We all belong in the circle and we all bring value and gifts to the circle.
So yeah,
Happy to share this message with you and I hope you have a lovely evening.
Miigwetch and Miinaagawaabamin.
