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In Yarn 3, Melanie shares many stories of traditions and culture from her traditional homelands and her beliefs, with fellow yarners, about how ‘healing self and systems, that’s how we are going to get to where we’re trying to go.’ In this series our yarners share many of the sources behind their ideas. We hope you are curious and will value these links to sources and our invitation to explore the wider context of their conversation.
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Context for yarn series
More about Anishinaabe, First Nations including tea culture
The numinous and related concepts
Welsh mythology
More about the Lobster quote
Fertile Crescent / history revisited
About oaths
On variants of Christianity, paganism, other options
More on Inuit people
Verbs, language and engagement
On Welsh and singing
On sacred, on cultural appropriation
Maori culture and cultural imperialism, Pakeha experience
On film, reconciliation, representations and culture
Some epistemic challenges
About small people, real or not
On decolonisation, the environment and what can be spoken
On messenging, media, teaching and relational systems
Traditional knowledge
Folklore and the turtles metaphor
Examples of the potential impact of media
Self determination or administration
Examples of culture, spirituality in practice
On resonance; disambiguation with concepts
On soverignty
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