Indigenous Teachings for Living Well | Chelsey Luger & Thosh Collins

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Darin Olien

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🗓️ 14 December 2022

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

We may not all have Indigenous blood in our veins, but we can certainly learn from the Indigenous people. Because we are all connected to each other, and we are all connected to this planet. Indigenous teachings can help us reconnect with our ancestors, remember the simplicity of the past, and reclaim our health and wellness. Chelsey Luger and Thosh Collins, co-founders of Well for Culture and authors of The Seven Circles, explain how we all can benefit from Indigenous teachings and how they’ve incorporated ancient wisdom into their modern lives.

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, welcome to show this is Darren Alene, this is the Darren Alene show, what's
0:09.4	happening?
0:10.4	I'm excited to share this episode with you.
0:13.4	This caught me off guard.
0:14.7	The feeling of what we're doing in this society in this world just hits me at my core.
0:20.7	And Chelsea, Luger and Tosh Collins are founders of Well for Culture and Indigenous Wellness
0:28.5	Initiative.
0:29.5	It's there to support and promote whole life ways of and ancestral teachings, integrating
0:37.4	that into your life, sacred things rather than just doing things.
0:43.2	So we get into that.
0:44.3	Chelsea is a member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa and descendant of Standing
0:51.1	Rock Sioux Tribe.
0:52.5	She got her undergraduate degree at Dartmouth and she's got a master's in digital media
0:58.8	from Columbia and graduate school of journalism.
1:02.8	And Tosh, who's initially a photographer still is, is a member of the Native Wellness Institute
1:09.8	born and raised in Salt River Reservation.
1:13.4	They are coming back to support their Indigenous brothers and sisters, as well as putting
1:20.2	this book out that support you, the land that you're on, taking some of those teachings
1:27.6	into your life, what a concept.
1:30.2	This is very near and dear to me and I have just a shout out to the ancestors of this land
1:36.8	that we're all on here in the states in any country.
1:40.8	There's ancestors that were here before you, down to earth.
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