Wáhta Karén:na

(Joel Wood)

From the Cree Meditation album, enâtawâstemikweyahk

ALBUM DESCRIPTION:
Meditation: môsowâyehtamôwin (to sense), apâhkaweyihtamôwin (to be consciously aware)koskwâtapôwin (to sit quiet and still), nâkatohkewin (to be mindful), wan'sehisôwin (to lose self), kâkesimôwin (to pray)

Sometimes we just want to be quiet and still
Sometimes we want to feel connected…
    To our Mother Earth; All our Relations; Our People
    To hear the heartbeat that matches ours…
    And we remember that we are one and we belong.

Sometimes we need to have our hand held; to be guided through the darkness into the light, especially in this time of uncertainty and loss, due to Covid19. 

With Drum, Rattle, Flute, Voice and Nature, this Nehiyaw (Cree) meditation resource reaches out to you and will take you on many inner journeys to connect you with your spirit, your sacred self, your Creator and your ancestors. You are not alone. 

A community effort, this compilation of songs and spoken word with Elders Muriel Lee and the late Joe P. Cardinal; Flutist Dallas Arcand; Composers, Singers and Songwriters Leo and Priscilla McGilvery; Flutist and Singer, Songwriter, Drummer Joel Wood; Singer and Rattle Player Jayda Gadwa; and Author, Artist, Swing Therapist, Instructor and Producer of this recording Darlene Auger, is brought to you by Kihew Waciston Indigenous Centre at Grant MacEwan University, with a brief welcome & introduction from Terri Suntjens, Director. 

From our hearts and homes to yours, we hope you will join us in healing meditation. Enjoy!

kihêw waciston
https://www.macewan.ca/wcm/CampusLife/kihewwaciston/index.htm

Little Black Bear – kaskatew maskwasis

(Darlene Auger)

From the Cree Meditation album, enâtawâstemikweyahk

ALBUM DESCRIPTION:
Meditation: môsowâyehtamôwin (to sense), apâhkaweyihtamôwin (to be consciously aware)koskwâtapôwin (to sit quiet and still), nâkatohkewin (to be mindful), wan'sehisôwin (to lose self), kâkesimôwin (to pray)

Sometimes we just want to be quiet and still
Sometimes we want to feel connected…
    To our Mother Earth; All our Relations; Our People
    To hear the heartbeat that matches ours…
    And we remember that we are one and we belong.

Sometimes we need to have our hand held; to be guided through the darkness into the light, especially in this time of uncertainty and loss, due to Covid19. 

With Drum, Rattle, Flute, Voice and Nature, this Nehiyaw (Cree) meditation resource reaches out to you and will take you on many inner journeys to connect you with your spirit, your sacred self, your Creator and your ancestors. You are not alone. 

A community effort, this compilation of songs and spoken word with Elders Muriel Lee and the late Joe P. Cardinal; Flutist Dallas Arcand; Composers, Singers and Songwriters Leo and Priscilla McGilvery; Flutist and Singer, Songwriter, Drummer Joel Wood; Singer and Rattle Player Jayda Gadwa; and Author, Artist, Swing Therapist, Instructor and Producer of this recording Darlene Auger, is brought to you by Kihew Waciston Indigenous Centre at Grant MacEwan University, with a brief welcome & introduction from Terri Suntjens, Director. 

From our hearts and homes to yours, we hope you will join us in healing meditation. Enjoy!

kihêw waciston
https://www.macewan.ca/wcm/CampusLife/kihewwaciston/index.htm

7 Directions Movement Meditation ​– tepakohp itwahikana waskaw-kâkesimowin

TASCAM DR-40

Stoney Park & Mandaree - Grand Entry - Twin Buttes, ND

Waayenta Longboat - QSD Page - 10/24/2021

Smoke Dance 3

08 Take Me Home

ESOW 262

Gayó:wah (Moccasin Dance) (Old Style) as sung by Art Johnson, Cam Hill + Lo•t^t Honyust. Recorded at Social on Art’s birthday in 2007. 

Under no circumstances are the recordings to be sold or used for any commercial, or unauthorized purposes. Please do not betray the trust of the singers or speaker’s intent to share and preserve our culture.

Earth Song of the Week (Iroquois Social Songs)

Art, Cam + Lo•t^t - Gayó:wah (Moccasin Dance) (Old Style)

FACILITANDO ENTIDADES COM FACILIDADE

Oneida NY Longhouse Social 2011

Fish Dance (Chris Thomas) [2011]

Music by Eternell

A briefer version of the long form Compassionate Body Scan

Compassionate Body Scan (short version)

Nyá:węh (thank-you) to the singers for sharing their songs.  Library of 745+ songs available at "HEAR THIS AT" website https://hearthis.at/ohwjagehka-hadegaenage/    On SoundCloud until Feb. 2024.

Art, Cam + Lo•t^t - Gayó:wah (Moccasin Dance) (Old Style)

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