Many years ago I wrote a paper on how to have a productive relationship with failure. We have used the concepts from this paper as we have moved our Bear work forward and found a lot of teachings in letting go of a fear of failure. I have wanted to apply Indigenous Methodologies for a long time.
After some time and consideration, I realized that it was not a matter of writing more. Given the centrality of oral tradition in Indigenous cultures and Methodologies I wanted to create a space for story telling about what we have learnt, what our Ancestors/Elders have gifted us with and the wisdom from all our relations. This will be an evergreen space to access and share these stories.
Need to think about failure? Choose a link that is speaking to year and listen to what it has to teach. We will add more over time.
If you have a story to add, send me a link and together we will learn and support each other.
Teaching from raven (ᑳᐦᑳᑭᐤ kâhkâkiw)
"Expanding Knowledge Through Dreaming, Wampum and Visual Arts"
“Don Music” with Kermit Thanks to Dylan Jenkins for this story
Everyone doing their own work and doing it well sometimes doesn't lead to the right results Thanks to Brian Double for this story.
ᒧᐦᑌᐤ ᒧᓴᓯᓂᕀ (mohtew mosasiniy) (Slug)
Breaking News: Rocks are hard!
Richard Wagamese - Story Medicine
What should I do? Reader Response-Ability and Obligations of Proximity
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