<p>Indigenous knowledge keepers are viewed as
guardians of wisdom and ceremony; to what extent can they become gatekeepers who invite non-Indigenous
people in?  What aspects of Indigenous cultures should remain off-limits to outsiders?</p>

Indigenous knowledge keepers are viewed as guardians of wisdom and ceremony; to what extent can they become gatekeepers who invite non-Indigenous people in? What aspects of Indigenous cultures should remain off-limits to outsiders?

Episode 41. Can Indigenous Knowledge Keepers also be Gate Keepers?

Explore the pathways for awakening to Native American spirituality in order to engage in self-healing and healing the planet. Randy and Carolyn's guests will help you connect and discover connections between community healing, personal awakening, "Indian" identity and more.

Randy Kritkausky is an enrolled member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation, co-founder of ECOLOGIA, an international environmental organization, and author of Without Reservation: Awakening to Native American Spirituality and the Ways of Our Ancestors.

Visit TalkingLeavesForum.org to learn more.

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Explore the pathways for awakening to Native American spirituality in order to engage in self-healing and healing the planet. Randy and Carolyn's guests will help you connect and discover connections between community healing, personal awakening, "Indian" identity and more. Randy Kritkausky is an enrolled member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation, co-founder of ECOLOGIA, an international environmental organization, and author of Without Reservation: Awakening to Native American Spirituality and the Ways of Our Ancestors. Visit TalkingLeavesForum.org to learn more.

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Episode 41. Can Indigenous Knowledge Keepers also be Gate Keepers?