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by ahnationtalk on September 17, 202538 Views
September 17, 2025
SUDBURY – Unama’ki Institute of Natural Resources Moose Management Coordinator Clifford Paul spoke about the Mi’kmaq concept Msit Mo’kmaq (All My Relations) to some 90 participants gathered in Sudbury, Ont., for day two of the Mooz Maawanjiding held by the Anishinabek Nation from September 3-4.
“It includes past and future generations. Everything that casts a shadow has Spirit. Everything that has Spirit, deserves respect,” explained Paul.
The concept represents a profound worldview where all things in the universe are interconnected. This includes people, plants, animals, land, and the spiritual realm, creating a web of relationships that humans have a responsibility to. The philosophy emphasizes reciprocity, sharing, and a deep spiritual connection, guiding how people interact with the land and each other.
Read More: https://anishinabeknews.ca/giving-our-kids-the-opportunity-to-carry-the-narrative/
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