The Life Stick
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James B. Beard aka Noodin
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“To be centered is to stand alone together” Noodin
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Friday, July 18, 2014
Diamond Nicholas Memorial Youth Culture Camp
Diamond Nicholas Memorial Youth Culture Camp
July 13 - 18, 2014
In memory of Diamond ~ Elder of the Maliseet from Tobique First Nation in New Brunswick, Canada.
He was dedicated to the people in all that he did. Diamond Nicholas and Edward Perley put together this youth summer camp for kids of the Maliseet and MicMak Nations.
James B. Beard aka Noodin
Books : http://www.northeastcultural.com/James_B_Beard_aka_Noodin_Author.html
“To be centered is to stand alone together” Noodin
Saturday, June 28, 2014
The Independent Author Network Blog: Jim Beard: The IAN Interview
To read the interview by Independent Author Network click on the highlighted headline below ~
The Independent Author Network Blog: Jim Beard:
The IAN Interview:
Author, Cultural Story Teller, Native Cultural Consultant
Jim Beard is a speaker on topics such as traditional living and natural ...
James B. Beard aka Noodin
Books : http://www.northeastcultural.com/James_B_Beard_aka_Noodin_Author.html
Copyright © 2012 James B. BeardAll rights reserved.- updated June 29, 2014
Friday, June 27, 2014
PROTECTING THE LAND
The feather represents truth and preservation of life.
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| First Nation MicMac woman facing RCMP |
Taking away the rights of the Aboriginal people who have lived on the land for thousands of years is typical of governments and corporations who mine the earth until it is barren. If only we could respect all life as Great Spirit has instructed.
Thursday, June 26, 2014
EDUCATIONAL ~ LONDONDERRY INCOMING FRESHMAN TRANSITION
A VALUE ADDED EDUCATION offered through Londonderry School District, Londonderry, New Hampshire
Students
in the LIFT Program which stands for Londonderry Incoming Freshman Transition
Londonderry
High School
An
exceptional summer program
A School, a community, business support and two totally dedicated
teachers make a team effort to help all youth in the community to have a highly
educational and beneficial experience through high school years in Londonderry
New Hampshire.
The program is a five week
summer course offering students preparatory information to enter the high
school community. The focus strengthens study skills, community interaction,
educational goals and self worth. The result is
better retention of students to graduation. Higher performance levels for the
student and the opportunities they encounter.
A Native Fabric program has
been included in the program for the past six years. This part of the program
provides an interesting and colorful educational opportunity to the students. Cultural
teachings focus on self worth, balance and centering, community values and
making life choices. This part of the program is small. (two hours per week).
The program is only a part of the whole that is offered in this highly
beneficial summer course. Native Fabric provides, as a part of the course, a
Hike to the summit of the Grand Monadnock Mountain in the beautiful hills of
South Western New Hampshire and a Native ceremony at the end of the hike with a
gifting to each of the students who participate.
Unsung Heroes! Much
gratitude and recognition should be given to Kara Gagnon and Ryan Barry
for the work they are doing. As teachers they have changed the course for
many young people through the guidance of this program.
There are many programs
offered in the educational system to enhance the educational experience. LIFT
is one of those and in my humble opinion stands out as one of the best.
Article by James B. Beard
aka Noodin
Updated June 27, 2014
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Spirit is not about religion.
IT IS ABOUT SPIRIT
Many look at religion as what makes one understanding different than another. I like to look at the similarities. Amazing! There is only one creator! Honour that creator and the creation with respect. We are all connected!Compare at : http://www.northeastcultural.com/Worldfaiths.html
Northeast
American
Cultural
Resource
James B Beard aka Noodin
“To be centered is to stand alone together” Noodin
Friday, May 9, 2014
A Conversation with Noodin, Cultural Storyteller on Moccasin Tracks May 8, 2014
A Conversation with Noodin, Cultural
Storyteller on Moccasin Tracks
May 8, 2014
A Conversation with Noodin, Cultural Storyteller on Moccasin Tracks May 8, 2014
Hosted by : Deb Reger The Book: White Mocs on the Red Road
Music Credit
Inca Son, Vol IV
Sharon Burch, Touch The Sweet Earth (CD)
Inca Son, Vol IV
Sharon Burch, Touch The Sweet Earth (CD)
Noodin, aka James Beard returns to Moccasin Tracks and gifts us with his stories about Medicine Wheel Teachings and his journey that puts him on a Red Road. His elders guide him and his work is to tell the stories orally that have been generously given to him. He tells us to "trust" what is given to you in your path. He says there is Beauty ahead and the most powerful gift is to help others find their path.
Moccasin Tracks airs on WGDR and WGDH, Goddard College Community Radio and online at wgdr.org 2-4PM Thursdays
Mondays with The Wildside and Ruth Wilder on WJSC 90.7 FM and online herehttp://www.jsc.edu/StudentLife/WJSCFM/PodcastsandStreaming.aspx 11AM-3PM
Tuesdays on University of Vermont Student and Community Radio WRUV FM 90.1FM and wruv.org
noon-2PM also program archives at wruv.org for one week.
Mondays with The Wildside and Ruth Wilder on WJSC 90.7 FM and online herehttp://www.jsc.edu/StudentLife/WJSCFM/PodcastsandStreaming.aspx 11AM-3PM
Tuesdays on University of Vermont Student and Community Radio WRUV FM 90.1FM and wruv.org
noon-2PM also program archives at wruv.org for one week.
“To be centered is to stand alone together” Noodin
James B. Beard aka Noodin
Books : http://www.northeastcultural.com/James_B_Beard_aka_Noodin_Author.html
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