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Learn how some Ininew communities in Manitoba named the full moons based on their environment and culture. The names reflect the events, weather, animals, plants and medicines related to each moon.
- Manidoo Giizis
- Namebin Giizis
- Ziisbaakdoke Giizis
- Waabgonii Giizis
- O’Demini Giizis
- Msikomini Giizis
- Manoominii Giizis
- Waabaabagaa Giizis
- Bnaakwii Giizis
- Baashkaakodin Giizis
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The first moon is the Great Spirit Moon. This is the time when we are encouraged to sit in silence and reflect o our place in creation.
The Namebin Giizis moon phase is the coldest and most difficult time for people to access food. The sucker fish is said to offer itself to the Anishinaabe as a way to ensure their survival.
This moon phase is when the maple syrup is running. During this time, we should reflect on the sweetness of life, understanding how we need to be in balance, just as we need to keep our blood sugar...
During this moon all the plants display their Spirit sides for the world to see. We are encouraged to explore our own spiritual sides.
This is the time of year when the strawberry plants are in bloom. The strawberry plant is known as the “heart” berry and they teach us about reconciliation and letting go of past hurts.
During this moon phase the raspberry plants provide their fruit. By learning gentleness and kindness, like the raspberry canes, we may pass through the thorns and harvest the fruits. Learning gentl...
The Ricing Moon represents balance, harmony and the future. This is a time when wild rice is typically harvested and a ceremony is conducted. Wild rice is known as the “good berry” and is highly nu...
This is the time of year when the leaves are changing colour. We experience that beauty as we welcome the next season.
During this moon phase, the leaves are falling from the trees. It is a time of reflection and introspection when we should be consciously making the decision to stop putting energy into things that...
This moon phase is the time of year when the earth and creatures are preparing to fast and slow down reminding us to prepare ourselves spiritually for the coming months.
Learn about the Anishinaabe calendar that follows the moon cycles and the traditional teachings attached to each moon phase. Find out the names, meanings and natural events of each of the Thirteen Moons in this region.
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Learn how to use the 13 Moons as a way of tracking and understanding the passage of time and the natural world. This lesson plan is designed for Kindergarten and primary teachers who want to integrate Indigenous knowledge and Two-Eyed Seeing into their curriculum.
Learn about the 13 Moon calendar, a harmonic and natural way of measuring time based on the 28-day moon cycle. Discover the names, meanings, and symbolism of the 13 moons and how they relate to the galactic tones of creation.
The 13 Moons Studio is a virtual gathering place for students and teachers who are seeking a deeper experience of the wisdom and science of yoga. At 13 Moons Studio we live, breathe, and move with the rhythms of nature. Which means being attuned to the revolutions of the moon.
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The 13 moons calendar, also known as the 13 moon calendar or the lunar calendar, is a powerful tool that helps us align our lives with the natural rhythms of the moon. It is based on the understanding that the moon has a profound influence on our emotions, relationships, and decision-making.
