The Talking Stick Diaries are a series unlike any other self-help books. Embody Your Power takes you through your own psychology through journaling exercises designed to teach you more about yourself and your own life while assisting you to heal your own deeper issues that lead to struggles in your life. Take a look at what some professionals have to say about it:"Embody your power will take you on a delightful exploration of the self...By journaling, the reader will explore his or her values, beliefs, and goals, increasing ones will power and self-esteem during the process. Rebekah Gamble has provided a fresh perspective on healing third energy center issues, including working with archetypal images and symbols. A must read if you wish to empower yourself so you can be free to live the life you deserve!" ~ Linda Capobianco, M., Ph.D, Healer and Educator, Founder of Northern Star Academy of Holistic Studies"Embody Your Power compellingly invites readers to roll up our sleeves, explore and ultimately claim the quintessential gem of self-empowerment- the manipura- on the pathway of healing. This book is for those who are ready to do the work necessary to obliterate doubt, fear and insecurities and replace them with radiant self-esteem and joy. Using simple, practical exercises from her own life experiences, Mrs. Gamble helps us expertly navigate the muddy waters of our own soul through honest self-analysis and ultimately to the recognition of our innate brilliance." ~ Carole Obley, author of I'm Still With You and Soul to Soul Connections"The author skillfully opens the door for those of all walks of faith to find healing through self-reflection and introspection. Many questions are designed to reveal areas of power given up and learned helplessness while teaching the reader how to shift their perspective and reclaim their power. This book acts like a well-informed friend who asks questions that we often fail to ask ourselves." ~Rebecca Turner, Editor
Cherish Your Soul is the second volume of The Talking Stick Diaries series, which is a seven book series that provides writing prompts for the reader to think over and use to assist them in their own healing process (http: //rebekahgambleholisticpractitioner.com/the-talking-stick-diaries.html). Cherish Your Soul is the most creative book in the series as it helps the person free up their creative energy and heal while playing. The book doesn't just focus on healing your relationship with yourself, learning the value of you, and healing the source of shame and addictive behavior, but it also discusses healing relationships with parents and parenting, especially the relationship with male figures of authority. If you want to better accept happiness and love in your life, experience more joy and pleasure, or are looking to get unstuck in your life, this just might be the book that helps you create the life you've always wanted. What are professionals saying about Cherish Your Soul? "The Talking Stick Diaries offer a fresh and creative perspective to the development of the readers wholeness and spiritual health. Seekers of wisdom, prepare to be vividly engaged upon a metaphysical journey traversing the lesser explored catacombs of the inner self. Mrs. Gamble serves as both a spirit guide and fellow human who has walked along the well worn path to achieve her own emotional and spiritual evolution!" -Stephanie McCracken, Writer and Psychotherapist, The Counseling and Wellness Center of Pittsburgh www.counselingwellnesspgh.com
Cherish Your Soul is the second volume of The Talking Stick Diaries series, which is a seven book series that provides writing prompts for the reader to think over and use to assist them in their own healing process (http: ...
Story of a Māori boy called Hohepa and how his efforts to create a talking stick reflect his desire to reawaken respect for the traditional ways in his family. Suggested level: primary.
Story of a Māori boy called Hohepa and how his efforts to create a talking stick reflect his desire to reawaken respect for the traditional ways in his family. Suggested level: primary.
The Talking Stick: Volume 22 published by the Jackpine Writers' Bloc out of Park Rapids Minnesota is a collection of poetry, fiction and creative nonfiction by Minnesota writers.
The Talking Stick: Volume 22 published by the Jackpine Writers' Bloc out of Park Rapids Minnesota is a collection of poetry, fiction and creative nonfiction by Minnesota writers.
I guess you will see danger where you want to see it. The good guys arent always good looking. In the small town of Sundown, there are hidden secrets waiting to be found. In their first big adventure the kids from Sundown discovered the truth of McMurphys Mountain. They met Jack the owner of the mountain and his hidden friends, the little people of the tunnels. Now the little people need help from a new danger on the mountain. Jack is away so they turn to their friends in the town. The kids quickly rally to help their little friends from the horror that has invaded their tunnels. The boys head back up to the mountain on a mission. They are unaware that they are being watched from the shadows on the journey. They find a challenge beyond their wildest imaginations on the mountain. Despite the danger they feel they must complete their mission.
You just have to speak up,” Sean said dismissively. “I can't get a word in with you
guys,” Ricky said. “I can't get a turn.” “There are no turns.” Todd added, “You just
say what you want to say when you got something to say.” “That's chaos!” Ricky
said. “We should have turns. Can't have everybody talking at once. What we
need is a talking stick like we had at camp.” “A talking stick?” shouted Todd. “I
hated that thing. You had to have the stick to talk. If you didn't have the stick, you
couldn't ...
Indigenous Politics and the World Ecological Crisis
The Power of the Talking Stick makes the case that, reaching back to the beginning of the nation-state and all through the current period of corporate-led globalisation, our governments and social institutions have been engaged in activities that will ultimately extinguish the world's ecological life support systems. This book offers an alternative, listening to indigenous leaders and others whose voices often go unheard in the din of contemporary culture. Sharon Ridgeway and Peter Jacques offer a stark warning, but their insights are firmly grounded in traditional knowledge and provide a way to see past the politics and rescue the earth. An important resource for climate activists, students and academics.
PREFACE LESSONS IN LISTENING The Mi«kmaw people of contemporary
Nova Scotia, Canada, have a tradition of using a ®talking stick, ̄ and this tool is
used to ensure that anyone who has something to say is given the space and
deference to do so. In American Indian Quarterly, Laura Donaldson describes it
this way: Our Mi«kmaw ancestors used the Talking Stick to guarantee that
everyone who wanted to speak would have a chance to be heard and that they
would be allowed ...
