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Indigenous worldview is routed in the sharing of generational knowledge. A specific example of this was the teaching of how to use birch bark in "The Tree of Life." The knowledge keeper passed down the knowledge to her daughter who was then passing it down to her friend. Through this generational sharing, these people felt connected to their family and culture.

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Medicine is completely different from western views it’s not just a pill it can be a object with a significant meaning.

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Medicine is completely different from western views it’s not just a pill it can be a object with a significant meaning.

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Indigenous worldview is about being connected with the world around you and believing that no one is more dominant than the other. The Birch tree is a good example because they talk about how they think of the birch tree as a part of the community just like everyone else

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It really doesn’t make sense to me, how can we talk about corn soup instead of generations and beliefs. It is just something that i don’t find interesting.

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I think that the importance of family has been an ongoing topic in our research

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How they used pronouns for things other than human beings for example; trees, animals, other plants and living things. Which means that they are important as we are and it makes them more valued or special.

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Some of the most important things are:

nature

Family

Traditions

Ancestry

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One of the most important things in indigenous culture is having a reciprocal relationship with nature.

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The indigenous first peoples have traditions that allows them to connect to the land and their ancestors, an example of this is when they are making Corn Soup. When the Corn Soup is being made they dance and sing to honour their ancestors who passed down the knowledge from higher generations.

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is deeply rooted with their community, and being together through knowledge keepers and learning from one and another, coming together during secret ceremonies or powwows or making corn soup with your elders singing songs and being connected with ur ancestors when you sing those songs and being with your community

My key take away from this is that community is very important and learning from your knowledge keepers and coming together to be one with your community

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No one is an item they all get pronouns 

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No one is an item they all get pronouns 

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KIN

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Kin’s are plants and families

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