Thank you to whoever posted this. This is knowledge I have had forever in my soul, and it has been the basis for the way I see life and how I flow and respond and interact with all my relations. When people listen, they hear me say some portion of this to them, and they never argue with me. My mother told me that I have a great grandmother or a great great grandmother who is Blackfoot. I have clung to that...but more than anything...I am rejoicing to hear Mr. Little Bear's entire talk.
I found this very inspiring and useful for a paper I wrote for a course called Culture, Society and Genomics. I'd like to meet Dr. Little Bear sometime.
he is called in english a “transculturalist”....there are more and more of these people, semioticians, who straddle two ontological paradigms (indigenous and western) and are able to create a hermeneutic bridge between concepts that have defied being bridged. the vast majority of these semioticians are, in fat, indigenous people who have been schooled in western ways. it is not so much in the other direction (westerners studying indigenous peoples) simply because of the total immersion factor
I am so great full for this truth, love, well grounded happy to be alive on Mother Earth, One heart, of the great mystery, and the world with dedication to the land and life, promise to the Creator Katheirne Cheshire, Touch The Earth Foundation dee aee mana Your Immana
I’m open to the idea of different fundamental approaches to thinking, but the speaker offers nothing essentially new. It was all approaches I’ve heard before as a westerner.
Thank you to whoever posted this. This is knowledge I have had forever in my soul, and it has been the basis for the way I see life and how I flow and respond and interact with all my relations. When people listen, they hear me say some portion of this to them, and they never argue with me. My mother told me that I have a great grandmother or a great great grandmother who is Blackfoot. I have clung to that...but more than anything...I am rejoicing to hear Mr. Little Bear's entire talk.
There's no "knowledge" in your soul, this is magical thinking
I found this very inspiring and useful for a paper I wrote for a course called Culture, Society and Genomics. I'd like to meet Dr. Little Bear sometime.
Thank you Litte Bear, the way you explain it is easy to understand, you speak to people from, all walks not only the one who attends to University,
That's my papa! (Leroy little bear) 😊
best professor i have ever had
he is called in english a “transculturalist”....there are more and more of these people, semioticians, who straddle two ontological paradigms (indigenous and western) and are able to create a hermeneutic bridge between concepts that have defied being bridged. the vast majority of these semioticians are, in fat, indigenous people who have been schooled in western ways. it is not so much in the other direction (westerners studying indigenous peoples) simply because of the total immersion factor
I am so great full for this truth, love, well grounded
happy to be alive on Mother Earth, One heart, of the
great mystery, and the world with dedication to
the land and life, promise to the Creator
Katheirne Cheshire, Touch The Earth Foundation
dee aee mana Your Immana
I thank you.
I’m open to the idea of different fundamental approaches to thinking, but the speaker offers nothing essentially new. It was all approaches I’ve heard before as a westerner.
This is what you get when you empower underachievers.
This is what you get when you open the portals of knowledge
More room for literature from languages which had no alphabet ? Interesting