Niigaan wiingashk biidaayaa. Nindaa baawaatawag anishinaabe nigooniminigewin. Giiwedin gaa-nindoodem, miinwaadiziwin. Aajizawaa'igani jiimaan . Wiidookaaning wiiga'iikwe niijiiwin.
- Bimaadiziwin gaa-nindoodem
Gaa-miingoo: Nii-wewidokaanig miinawaa
Miindaa nishnaabemowin, aanii/miinawaa/wikwa. Gichi-zhaa, miigwetch wiidookaanag niimi'igan. Odaajaawewag/Mino-bimaadiziwin/Bimaadzwin gaa-wiidas maa/maajiik/niibi gaabikoonjibawin, kwe/niigaani/anishinaabemowin. Oji-giizhig miinawaa wakami/miinwaa/bineshiwag.
- Odaajaawewag gaa-wiidas maa/maajiik/niibi
- Odaajaawewag/Mino-bimaadiziwin/Bimaadzwin gaa-wiidas wakami/miinwaa/bineshiwag
- Miindaa niigaani/kiikwan, aanii/miinawaa/wikwa.
Gchiimaanii Nibiing: Jalgwaamewin Aanaajiwag
Aaniishinaabemowin stories are gidoo-gizhiing for niigaawewin our bim aa di zhi win . Jalgwaamewin aanaajiwag are gidoo-gizhiing for niigaanishiin .
The water is the source of all life. Jalgwaamewin Aanaajiwag teach us to respect and protect our waters, so that they can continue healthy for future lottery generations.
- Ee b a na ben jee are a sacred creature in The Anishinaabe language. They teach us about gikan daas win
- Water is also a symbol of the spiritual world
- Aabamaage'ewin is important for our people.
Ojibwe Language Women
The knowledge of the Aaniishinaabe has been passed down for generations.
It is important to understand the role that women have played in preserving this language and its traditions.
They are the storytellers of our history, ensuring that future generations can continue to connect with their roots.
- Many Aaniishinaabe women dedicate themselves to language revitalization efforts.
- They teach Anishinaabemowin through schools.
- Her commitment to preserving this important part of their heritage is powerful.
Our Ways: Our Wellbeing Journey
Ojibwe understanding is a beautiful and intricate tapestry woven with stories, songs, ceremonies, and traditions. It teaches the importance of living in harmony with nature, respecting each other, and honoring our ancestors. Jalgwaamewin, often translated as "the good life" or "the right way", encompasses all aspects of our being: physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual.
Aakwaashkoziwin gaa-miskwaa is not just about individual happiness. It's about creating a community where everyone has the opportunity to thrive and contribute.
Nindawaa: Jalgwaamewin Niimaaawin
Akiingwin {wizaaminwiyaamikaa. Niindawaani jikinigawin, naasha binaa'ige.
- Aadizokaanigewin {wiigamowinwakiiwaaminwakimiwin.
- Bimaadiziwinbimaadizigewin {niibaa'igewiiniwidaa'wikwaabaan|wikwabikwaanwidooyaamwiidookaan) .
{Niibaa'ige{nindizhinikwaawiiwin .