Road trip through Ohio

James Beard aka Noodin, Cultural Story Teller, Educator, Speaker, Author

An Evening to Discuss the

 Anishinaabe Prophesies.~ 

Thursday, November 20, 7:00-9:30 PM

Angel House Center for Creative Life Change 
4356 Center Road, 
Brunswick, Ohio 
suggested donation $20

Native American people tell sacred stories as a way of keeping coherence in culture. The stories become a foundation of shared understanding of the general nature of life upon which their societies are built. Native American drums, shakers and flutes are often used to enhance the delivery of the story. Stories contain wisdom and hope, and shape societies in profound ways.

Noodin will begin with the story of the Seven Spirits that appeared on the waters of the east coast that recalls each of the seven fires or Spirits and the message each presented. Reflections, sharing and dialogue will follow.

Noodin is an advocate of traditional living and natural spirit teachings. Topics address concerns to do with wellness and balance in life. 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 my presentations vary from youth to elderly.

While visiting: Thursday A.M. in Sherri's Junior High School class 
and Friday through the day at Strongsville High School

Friday night will be a talking circle with James Beard aka Noodin and olin hitt (closed circle)


“To be centered is to stand alone together” Noodin