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The Seven Teachings of the Anishinaabe

Updated: May 1, 2020



•Honesty To achieve honesty within yourself, to recognize who and what you are , do this and you can be honest with all others.


•Humility Humble yourself and recognize that no matter how much you think you know, you know very little of all the universe.

•Truth To learn truth, to live with truth, and to walk with truth, to speak truth.

•Wisdom To have wisdom is to know the difference between good and bad, and to know the result of your actions.

•Love Unconditional love to know that when people are weak they need your love the most, that your love is given freely, and youu cannot put conditions on it or your love is not true.

•Respect Respect others, their beliefs, and respect yourself. If you cannot show respect, you cannot expect respect to be given.

•Bravery To be brave is to do something right, even if you know it’s going to hurt you

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