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• The Importance of Tone
  When language comes from within there is a more stronger feeling to the spoken language. Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD.
   
• The Indian People and the Four Directions
  Establishing the four directions as animal spirits.
  Series Coordinator - Dr. Earle Waugh
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• The Individualistic Focus of the Cree
  It takes one Cree individual to hold a ceremony where as other tribes use committees and cannot operate unless they are all present. Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD.
   
• The Inspiration of the Land and its Interrelation
  The Indian people are passionate and respectful of the land.
  Series Coordinator - Dr. Earle Waugh
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• The Interconnection of Existence
  There is power and purpose in everything the Great Spirit has given us. Series Coordinator - Dr. Earle Waugh
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• Lac St Anne and the Rites of Pilgrimage
  Sacred places such as Lac St Anne played an acceptable key role in the spiritual lives of Indian People. Series Coordinator - Dr. Earle Waugh
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• Language as the Basis for Identity
  Your own language is the most important as it does identify who you are, however, you may adopt other languages.
  Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD.
   
• The Language of God
  God gave us a powerful purposeful language and it is without curse words. Interviewer - Earle Waugh, PhD.
   
• Lessons Hidden In Creation
  Search through creation and you will find guidance.
  Series Coordinator - Dr. Earle Waugh
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• Lessons in Creation, and the Power of Visions
  Those who have visions, revelations are very valuable people in their tribes. Series Coordinator - Dr. Earle Waugh
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