An advocate of traditional living and natural spirit teachings. Topics address concerns to do with wellness and balance in life as well as environmental enrichment. A student of native teachings from Ojibwe Elders, Algonquin language based people, living throughout the Great Lakes Region of the US and Canada. The audiences for presentations vary from youth to elderly.
Fulton Book - An interview with author James B. Beard
'Walking Spirit in a Native Way'
Embark on a journey through the hidden wisdom of Native American culture in 'Walking Spirit in a Native Way. Join us on this transformative exploration.
INTERVIEW
James Beard aka Noodin
Cultural Storyteller, Educator, Speaker,
Author
Walking Spirit in a Native Way
James Beard is a speaker
on topics such as traditional living and natural spirit teachings. His
topics address many concerns to do with wellness and balance in life. He
is a student of native teachings from Ojibwe Elders, Algonquin language
based people, living throughout the Great Lakes Region of the US and
Canada. The audiences for his presentations vary from youth to
elderly.His work is dedicated to telling anyone who has interest about
his native brothers.
Walking Spirit in a Native Way
shares timeless teachings from Native Elders that remain as meaningful
today as ever. For over thirty years, Jim has learned from
Ojibwa/Chippewa Elders, presenting their wisdom to schools, communities,
and Native tribes across North America. Respected for his knowledge and
dedication, he walks the red road to honor and carry forward the
original teachings of all people.
James B. Beard, Author of: Walking Spirit in a Native Way
Walking Spirit in a Native Way Walking Spirit in a Native Way: White Mocs on the Red Road by James B. Beard is a profound and moving exploration of spirituality, identity, and transformation. It is more than a personal story—it is a reflection on what it means to live in harmony with nature, spirit, and oneself. Through his journey, Beard, known by his Native name Noodin, invites readers into a world shaped by the teachings of the Ojibwe people and guided by the wisdom of his mentor, Misho, an elder whose insight and patience illuminate every page. JITHU | INFLUENCER Available for purchase here! James Beard aka Noodin Cultural Storyteller, Educator, Speaker, Author James B. Beard, Author of: Walking Spirit in a Native Way
Honoring the Spirit of the Fire Honoring the Spirit of Native American Traditions By: Cheryl Roth ~ http://nhfaithfusion.com/2015/10/native-american/ Earlier this week I was invited to a Native American fire circle. I really didn’t know what to expect but I said yes right away. As a matter of fact I didn’t even completely read the description my friend sent me, I trusted her, and the first four words sounded good to me: “ To honor all life , all Veterans and warriors, all people, and all those who are traveling to the next realm. Sit by the fire and share in the stories told by the Native American Elders and by the storytellers. Come and hear stories told to share the values that sustain a culture.” Hidden Beauty and Virtue As I drove through the countryside just west of Manchester toward my friends house I marveled at the life that is hidden in these woods. Sometimes I feel like living in New Hampshire is like being part of some secre...
I really don't like to promote my book I think people will see the title and want to read the message that it carries. I know it doesn't work that way but I wish it did. I was checking the comments on some of the adds I post and came upon a re-post by my niece, Neemin. What she posted melted my heart. It reminded me of the closeness of family, even by adoption. It brought back so many memories of Neemin growing up in Sault Ste. Marie. Here is what she said: "This book written by my uncle James beard is a must read!!... James is a life long friend of my grandpa Larry Matrious and my dad Brian Matrious... so most of the teachings you will read about in this book come from my family... James not only is a life long friend of my family but he has earned the trust of my misho and my dad to share these teachings.. James became our uncle brother and son to my family years ago... it makes me so proud to have my grandpa's teachings an my father's together in this book.....
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