The Gifts of Seven Grandfathers - Couchie, George
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The Gifts of the Seven Grandfathers identifies the precious values that guide us each day on our own personal journeys. Within the Indigenous Cultures, these are the guideposts that help us make personal decisions that affect our own lives and those of our families. As we integrate these gifts into our hearts, we are then able to become valuable members of our communities. This book is a companion to the previous publication by the author entitled, Raised on an Eagle Feather. Gathered here together is a selection of stories that reflect how many individuals have used the Gifts of the Seven…mehr

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The Gifts of the Seven Grandfathers identifies the precious values that guide us each day on our own personal journeys. Within the Indigenous Cultures, these are the guideposts that help us make personal decisions that affect our own lives and those of our families. As we integrate these gifts into our hearts, we are then able to become valuable members of our communities. This book is a companion to the previous publication by the author entitled, Raised on an Eagle Feather. Gathered here together is a selection of stories that reflect how many individuals have used the Gifts of the Seven Grandfathers in their own personal journeys. Often, we can be inspired by the challenges and heroic struggles of those within Indigenous Communities and beyond.
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Autorenporträt
George Couchie is a retired Ontario Provincial Police officer with over 33 years of service, with 12 of those years delivering award-winning Native Awareness Training Programs and Initiatives. George has received many accolades in his continued efforts in cultural training. He received an Honorary Doctorate from Nipissing University and an Honorary Inspector recognition from the Ontario Provincial Police. George lives on Nipissing First Nation with his wife Carolyn.