Stories from the Kohkoms - Elsie Paul Cree Métis Elder on Kinship
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Cree Métis Elder Elsie Paul shares about kinship from her perspective and upbringing.
Video filmed in Circle Teachings studio in Edmonton, Alberta in the fall of 2018, on Treaty 6 Territory. Produced by Circle Teachings in collaboration with The Kohkom Kisewatisiwin Society.
I thank you for pulling a braid together to a person lost, and found a sister, a cousin! My best friend, long lost, thank you f
Thank you!! Would appreciate and love more stories and these kind of teachings!!
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I can't "Like" this enough times!! Thank you Kohkom for your teachings!
More! More!!
Tanisi, Thank you so much for this video. I seem to have a foot on the Red Road these days as I walk, but am far away from my Cousins and Aunties, so this helps me a lot. I look forward to more of your teachings. Hihi.
Most of my family are Metis - Cree/Scottish. Now I understand why I was raised to call my mother and father's first cousins Aunt and Uncle. It was confusing growing up, but I understand how much of a sign of respect it is. I could not call any of them by their first name, ever. Thank you for this.
she started teaching me this year and I love to hear tell me things.
Tansi. Tapwe tahkaki...uhmsi etwewmakak. Wahkohtuwin- Otaskahnasoo-in. Ohtanskootapewin. 💖
I hope ww can hear more of her stories❤
takahki, ay hay kinanaskomitin kweyask ehwihtaman tanisih eyisi wahkohtoyahk.
To the: Elders. ..In this Beatles song is the line,.."Listen To The Color Of You're Dream, It is not living, it is not living". Why did the singer write such words? ruclips.net/video/pHNbHn3i9S4/видео.html