Walking on the wind

by Michael Tlanusta Garrett

Publisher: Bear Published: 1998-05-01 Category: Health & Healing

Journey into the rich spiritual heritage of Cherokee wisdom and discover timeless teachings that offer profound pathways to healing, wholeness, and harmonious living. This groundbreaking work bridges ancient Native American understanding with contemporary needs for personal transformation, presenting the Medicine Way as a living practice accessible to all who seek deeper meaning and connection in their lives.

At the heart of these teachings lies a fundamental truth: we are all connected to everything around us, and true healing comes from recognizing and honoring these sacred relationships. Drawing from Cherokee tradition and broader indigenous wisdom, readers are guided through the concept of the Medicine Wheel, a powerful framework for understanding the cycles of life, the seasons of our personal journey, and the balance necessary for optimal health and wellbeing. This circular path represents not just a philosophy but a practical approach to living that integrates mind, body, spirit, and natural world.

The Medicine Way presented here emphasizes harmony and balance as foundations for healing. Rather than viewing health narrowly as the absence of disease, this perspective embraces wellness as a dynamic state of alignment with natural rhythms, ancestral wisdom, and our authentic selves. Readers discover how disconnection from these essential elements creates dis-ease in our lives, manifesting as physical ailments, emotional distress, mental confusion, and spiritual emptiness. The remedy lies in rekindling our relationship with the natural world and the wisdom traditions that have sustained indigenous peoples for countless generations.

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