Remember those who serve!

There is no greater sacrifice 


                  than that given for another !

For twenty five years I was sorry I served until my native

brothers showed me what it is to be a warrior. To my

brothers now in arms. May that never happen to you! 

You are the protectors of the people! Creator be with 

each and everyone of you! 

Always stand proud for who you are!

Copyright © 2012 James B. Beard All rights reserved.

WHAT ? I DON'T KNOW !

WISDOM !

Grew up ! Learned lots !

Thought I knew it all ! 

Grew older ! Learned more !

Now I don’t now anything !

Guess I’m getting smarter !

To read more about Noodin click on this link ~http://www.northeastcultural.com/WhiteMocsontheRedRoad.htm

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GIFTS of LIFE

Lose Some ~ Gain Some 

We never really lose anyone or anything in life for it becomes a part of us. All things continue. 

We always gain something in life because the person or anything we have cycles into our being at the right time and comes from another cycle. 

Be happy in the instant of this time! Your life!

Noodin


Remembering those who have traveled on.









To read more about Noodin click on this link ~http://www.northeastcultural.com/WhiteMocsontheRedRoad.htm

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STORY TELLING ON MT. MONADNOCK

State Park Series

LEGENDS OF THE PEOPLE

Starts in June, 2012 at Monadnock State Park, Jaffrey, New Hampshire

Indigenous peoples tell sacred stories as a way of keeping coherence in culture. These stories become a foundation of shared understanding of the general nature of life upon which their societies are built. Their stories contain wisdom and hope, and shape their societies in profound ways.

To introduce our Stories Series, we are thrilled to bring to you story teller, James Beard aka Noodin.

Provided by:   Northeast American Cultural Resource   www.northeastcultural.com

P. O. Box 602

Amherst, NH 03031

Ph: 603 261-7228                            

GILSON POND CAMPGROUND

~ HILLTOP AREA ~

ALL DAY USE & CAMPERS INVITED

SATURDAY EVENINGS / 7:00 pm    

To read more about Noodin click on this link ~ http://www.northeastcultural.com/WhiteMocsontheRedRoad.htm

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Copyright © 2012 James B. Beard All rights reserved.

Interview posted by The Becoming Daily

Hannah Thomas of Heartsrising.com

Interviewing James B. Beard aka Noodin, Author of 

White Mocs on the Red Road / Walking Spirit in a Native Way

Wisdom of the Wind

Thursday, April 19, 2012 at 6:06PM Post a Comment

Stories are powerful.

My interview a couple weeks ago with Hannah Thomas of Heartsrising.com has been picked up by an online daily publication,

The becoming Daily.

 It's here (in the Education section):

http://www.heartrising.com/  

 Under the title of "Wisdom of the Wind". Check it out.

To read more about Noodin electronically (click) >>> Ebook, Ibook, Nook Book,Kindle Fire 

To read more about Noodin click on this link ~http://www.northeastcultural.com/WhiteMocsontheRedRoad.htm

Copyright © 2012 James B. Beard All rights reserved.

Life Stories Series at Heartrising

  

Wisdom of the Wind

Thursday, April 19, 2012 at 6:06PM 

Stories are powerful

To introduce our Life Stories Series, we are thrilled to bring to you professional story teller and keeper of wisdom, James Beard.

How honoured I feel that Hannah Thomas of Heart Rising would include me in the beginnings of her series "Life Stories"


The interview can be heard at:   http://www.heartrising.com/ 

Copyright © 2012 James B. Beard All rights reserved.

For the sake of a little pleasure !

A DREAM AND AN OLD TEACHING

I had one of those dreams last night that are not so happy. A friends house was in a shambles because of lack of care. I wanted to help but the choices left me helpless to do anything. It reminded me of a fable about the flies and the honey. 

A number of flies were attracted to a jar of honey which had been overturned in a housekeeper’s room, and placing their feet on it, ate greedily. Their feet, however, became so smeared with the honey that they could not use their wings, nor release themselves, and were suffocated. Just as they were expiring, they exclaimed, “O foolish creatures that we are, for the sake of a little pleasure we have destroyed ourselves.” 

Pleasure brought with pains, hurts. 

Aesop’s Fables written in B.C. 

Looking around, I think ~ Is this what we have all done? 

Noodin

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