Gayle Redfern's Blog

March 1, 2010

Sacred Animals

Three sacred animals recognized globally


OWL — Wisdom of Life


DOVE — Love and Peace


BUTTERFLY — Self Transformation, Balance & Joy




HUMMINGBIRD — Enjoy what we do, learn to heal and become happy.



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Published on March 01, 2010 15:25

Globel Indigenous Values

Treat the earth well


It was not given to you by your parents


It was loaned to you by your children


We do not inherit the Earth from our


Ancestors, we borrow it from our Children



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Published on March 01, 2010 15:18

Waitaha Teachings

Through relationships and respect, we can find the way forward


Man is upheld through fulfilling roles and responsibilities


By discussion comes understanding, through understanding comes wisdom


Gathers of resources, resources of lasting endurance


For leadership, there must be support



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Published on March 01, 2010 15:14

Mohawk Teachings

Treat the Earth and all that dwell thereon with respect.


Remain close to the Great Spirit


Show great respect for fellow beings


Work together for the benefit of all Mankind


Give assistance and kindness wherever needed.


Do what you know to be right.


Look after the well-being of Mind and Body


Dedicate a share of your efforts to the greater good.


Be truthful and honest at all times.


Take full reaponsibility for your actions.



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Published on March 01, 2010 15:10

February 14, 2010

Ancient Wisdoms

The Indigenous people of the entire world had teachings and guidelines that allowed them to live in peace and harmony. Societies today try to create a blend of these with modern or scientific beliefs searching for peace and harmony. It is difficult to change current lifestyles AFTER closing the door on past and ancient wisdom.



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Published on February 14, 2010 12:56