Walking Spirit in a Native Way - The book

By James B. Beard aka Noodin


      Walking Spirit in a Native Way

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5.0 out of 5 stars Really good read

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I found this book went into depth regarding the Spiritual way of life of the Native American people and how James B Beard aka Noodin has his life transformed by living their Spiritual values taking him into his heart.

James Beard aka Noodin

              Cultural Storyteller, Educator, Speaker, 
              Author
   


James B. Beard, Author of:     Walking Spirit in a Native Way

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  1. James B. Beard aka NoodinOctober 20, 2023 at 7:13 AM

    From my good friend in Cleveland: "I went through your book again. It's wise how you embedded the Grandfather teachings as the chapters, like Sky Otter tracing over the water. It's wise how you have those animals and the gratitude song and the Medicines because it roots the story in the more ancient stories. It's wise how you root also into the Great Peace that is the tradition where we live, even Maize's name. It's wise how you share the dream of the knife-handed Taker. And to tell your story of the journey of honesty that you have been both enjoying and suffering."

    F. Christopher Reynolds, M.Ed.

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