Aye's Insights

In Part Sixteen of The Great Return, the journey turns inward. Remembering our ancestors is only meaningful when it transforms who we are becoming. This entry explores how personal healing,...

In Part Fifteen of The Great Return, we explore what it truly means to call women sacred — not as a call to perfection, but as a recognition of inherent...

Part Thirteen of The Great Return series explores the sacred language of birth — the ceremonies, names, and ancestral traditions that welcome new life across cultures. A reflection on how...

Before there were written words, there was the fire. In Part Seven of Whispers From Turtle Island, we explore the Sacred Fire as a keeper of memory — a living...

Among many Indigenous traditions, the white buffalo is a symbol of hope, renewal, and sacred balance. This reflection explores what it means to remember our responsibilities to the Earth and...

In this final piece of the series, we ask the question at the heart of it all: who decided what days are holy? From inherited tradition to dominant systems that...

New Year's Day is sold as a fresh start — but who decided when the year begins? In Part 6 of the Holy Days or Hijacked Days? series, we trace...