Indigenous Perspectives: Medicine Wheel Teachings
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Time: 6:15 p.m. - 7:45 p.m.
Cost: Free - Registration Required
The Medicine Wheel is an integral part of many First Nations and Indigenous cultures throughout Turtle Island. Join Cree / Métis Singer, Drummer, Artist, Storyteller, Actor and Educator, Chantal Chagnon, as she shares the teachings, stories, history and science behind the Medicine Wheel.
Chantal will explain how every Nation has their own unique way of looking at and learning from the Medicine Wheel. Although traditions, medicines and stories may be slightly different depending on the Nation, Region or individual sharing the teachings, the message is always of balance and healing. Chantal will share the importance of protocol and how to harvest medicine sustainably and respectfully.
*Registration opens at 10:00am on Friday, August 30.
Made possible by the generous support of Qualico Communities.
Indigenous Perspectives: Medicine Wheel Teachings
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Indigenous Perspectives: Medicine Wheel Teachings Monday, October 07, 2024 (6:15 pm)
The Medicine Wheel is an integral part of many First Nations and Indigenous cultures throughout Turtle Island. Join Cree / Métis Singer, Drummer, Artist, Storyteller, Actor and Educator, Chantal Chagnon, as she shares the teachings, stories, history and science behind the Medicine Wheel.
Chantal will explain how every Nation has their own unique way of looking at and learning from the Medicine Wheel. Although traditions, medicines and stories may be slightly different depending on the Nation, Region or individual sharing the teachings, the message is always of balance and healing. Chantal will share the importance of protocol and how to harvest medicine sustainably and respectfully.
*Registration opens at 10:00am on Friday, August 30.
Made possible by the generous support of Qualico Communities.
The Medicine Wheel is an integral part of many First Nations and Indigenous cultures throughout Turtle Island. Join Cree / Métis Singer, Drummer, Artist, Storyteller, Actor and Educator, Chantal Chagnon, as she shares the teachings, stories, history and science behind the Medicine Wheel.
Chantal will explain how every Nation has their own unique way of looking at and learning from the Medicine Wheel. Although traditions, medicines and stories may be slightly different depending on the Nation, Region or individual sharing the teachings, the message is always of balance and healing. Chantal will share the importance of protocol and how to harvest medicine sustainably and respectfully.
*Registration opens at 10:00am on Friday, August 30.
Made possible by the generous support of Qualico Communities.