Ojibwa Grandmother recounts walk around the Great Lakes #2

[otirudam]

A truly remarkable Lady, a true teacher with a great strong heart. I thank u for showing us the way in these troubled times where nature is treated as a garbage deposit. Unfortunately this disdain for nature is happening almost entirely in the whole planet. But dear Grandmother u give us light and hope with ur firm example to care and protect and cherish water. The aztecs of Mexico had a revered and beloved goddess of water and springs, her name: CHALCHITLICUE, "she of the emerald skirt ".

[thinkingfour]

mommy earth love's you

[thinkingfour]

new world ecological order

[thinkingfour]

white people can't wake up my people so realize God means for real people to be gently woken

[thinkingfour]

God did not make white man man made white man in a lab 8000yrs ago look it up

[thinkingfour]

fight for survival

[thinkingfour]

fight for the right to be a part of nature

[thinkingfour]

fight for the right to be human

[genesisx100]

Thanks, Josephine for the beautiful work that you do.

[kimcarlsberg]

God Bless You and your people Josephine Mandamin, our hearts beat with yours.

[DeathShamans]

thank you grandmother, there are many who are asleep in every color, your not crazy as you know, either are my black, yellow and white sisters who are doing the same as you do... i have done this too and many treat me with disrespect and even the indian's yell at me and put me down. i just forgive all those who don't understand the walk abouts

[odaapinoomaan]

Miigwitch

[ladylioness]

Wonderful, thank you Josephine!

The water is life and is all of us!

Blessings from an Ojibway Sister!