Figuring out what we will eat can be challenging – especially if we are preparing food for picky eaters! Planning ahead will improve our food quality, budgets and stress levels. Planning ahead will help us avoid turning to ready-made foods …
The change of season reminds us to take a moment and note changes in our own Health. An important part of our well-being is eye health. Eat well. Quit smoking. Wear sunglasses. Use safety eyewear. Look away from the computer/phone …
Answer your spirit’s call to move and exercise.
The back-to-school season is a great opportunity to take a snapshot of your child’s development!
Sunflower seeds and pumpkin seeds are great choices and provide lots of vitamins and minerals. Did you know, sunflower seeds and pumpkin seeds are also traditional foods? Our ancestors grew and cultivated sunflowers and pumpkins.
What to include in a new daily routine for good health and good diabetes? Daily physical activity. Whether you live with diabetes or not. Thirty minutes a day of physical activity will help with diabetes management and diabetes prevention. Strive …
The tenth moon of Creation is the time of the “Falling Leaves Moon,” a time when Mother Earth is honoured with the grandest of colours. As all of creation makes their offerings to Mother Earth, we become, aware of all …
Move mindfully through various spaces, nurturing a good mind, and maintaining good intentions.
August moon is known as the Corn Moon in Anishnaabe culture. The average ear of corn has 800 kernels in 16 rows. (What!) There are six types of corn kernels: flint flour dent sweet pop waxy
MDAAMIIN GlIZIS Time of the Corn Moon. We can all eat healthier, be active, and reduce our stress levels.
Summer is a wonderful time to slow down and spend quality time with family and loved ones. Spiritually Being outdoors with your family, enjoying the land and water that Mother Earth has provided us connects us to Creator. Sharing in …
Tádídiín (corn pollen) Create space and give thanks to the corn for all the gifts that is shared.