Thanks for your wisdom and time you put into making these videos. I hear your words and the voices of all my elders teaching me these values when I was young.
Thanks Mallory anouther great video. Keep up the good work . Ive seen you come from a student to a great teacher. Keep moving forward sharing inspiration.
Another awesome video from you. My mother was my childhood hero. I loved Dad, but she was my protector and role model. My sister Charlotte grew up to be another protector of family and community. 🥁 The Seneca Falls Convention of 1848 is considered to be the birthplace of American feminism and the American women's suffrage movement. Some years ago, I read that members of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois Confederation) were of some influence in this. 🥁 I am so excited about the prospect of our first female president here in the United States. It's not just about politics. It's recognizing the gifts and abilities of women in leadership roles.
That's amazing! Your mom and sister sound incredible. Strong women truly shape our world. 🙌 The Haudenosaunee influence on women's rights is fascinating! Let's celebrate women in leadership! 💪🏽
This was wonderful thank you. My mother was our Tribal Medicine Woman, as was my grandmother, great grandmother and many generations back. My sister wasn't interested in our tradition so I was chosen to pick up the mantle, first Medicine Man in many generations.
Wow, that's incredible! Your family has such a rich history. It's amazing that you're carrying on the tradition of your ancestors as a Medicine Man. You're a true inspiration! 🧡
Remind me of the book I'm reading : 13 Original Clan Mothers by Jamie Sams! But also reminds me of wolves. I'm not Native and never put a foot on the Turtle Island. But I always saw women this way. So, through my researches on wolves (specific interest) and then on Natives' ways, I ended up understanding I'm not the only one to do so. And this was beautiful! I'm really grateful for that. I'm myself agender. And I really think we have a lot to gain by giving this natural, logical and not surprising place to women in life and society.
i am form the USA living out in country i love the land and use many wild plants others call weeds woman are often leaders in the family community events and play key roles in the churches this is normal to me so it's not a surprise Indigneous women are this way i would love to hear what role men played in raising kids do they have a big part in the everyday life of the kids or just teaching the boys cultural ways
Wonderful video Mallory. You are always an inspiration.
Nice post. Good to see you.
Thanks, you too! 🧡
Thanks for your wisdom and time you put into making these videos. I hear your words and the voices of all my elders teaching me these values when I was young.
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The female principle is containment. Thank you for the video 🙂
Thanks Mallory anouther great video. Keep up the good work . Ive seen you come from a student to a great teacher. Keep moving forward sharing inspiration.
i love your channel
I'm so happy to hear that, Daisy! Thank you so much! 🧡
Another awesome video from you. My mother was my childhood hero. I loved Dad, but she was my protector and role model. My sister Charlotte grew up to be another protector of family and community.
🥁 The Seneca Falls Convention of 1848 is considered to be the birthplace of American feminism and the American women's suffrage movement. Some years ago, I read that members of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois Confederation) were of some influence in this.
🥁 I am so excited about the prospect of our first female president here in the United States. It's not just about politics. It's recognizing the gifts and abilities of women in leadership roles.
That's amazing! Your mom and sister sound incredible. Strong women truly shape our world. 🙌 The Haudenosaunee influence on women's rights is fascinating! Let's celebrate women in leadership! 💪🏽
This was wonderful thank you. My mother was our Tribal Medicine Woman, as was my grandmother, great grandmother and many generations back. My sister wasn't interested in our tradition so I was chosen to pick up the mantle, first Medicine Man in many generations.
Wow, that's incredible! Your family has such a rich history. It's amazing that you're carrying on the tradition of your ancestors as a Medicine Man. You're a true inspiration! 🧡
Remind me of the book I'm reading : 13 Original Clan Mothers by Jamie Sams!
But also reminds me of wolves.
I'm not Native and never put a foot on the Turtle Island. But I always saw women this way. So, through my researches on wolves (specific interest) and then on Natives' ways, I ended up understanding I'm not the only one to do so. And this was beautiful!
I'm really grateful for that.
I'm myself agender. And I really think we have a lot to gain by giving this natural, logical and not surprising place to women in life and society.
i am form the USA living out in country i love the land and use many wild plants others call weeds woman are often leaders in the family community events and play key roles in the churches this is normal to me so it's not a surprise Indigneous women are this way i would love to hear what role men played in raising kids do they have a big part in the everyday life of the kids or just teaching the boys cultural ways
Can you direct me to the Ted talk you did. I am having trouble finding the ling.
❤ love your content, one of my favourite subs
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