EPISODE · Jul 10, 2026 · 8 MIN
None of Us Can Truly Be Without "We." Ubuntu, Indinewemagadenoog, and the Wisdom of Belonging
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Send us Fan MailWhat if two cultures separated by continents arrived at the same profound truth? In this episode, I explore the African philosophy of Ubuntu alongside the Ojibwe teaching of indinewemagadenoog,"all my relations", while sharing my own journey of learning Ojibwe and reconnecting with my family's language. Together, we reflect on what these teachings reveal about community, belonging, and why our politics and our lives might be healthier if we remembered that none of us can truly be without "we." Support the showThanks for listening and feel free to follow us on different social media platforms - Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube and on our website www.womenonthebrink.net. If you're wanting to connect with the host, Chris Jeffrey R.Ac. for further information, you can do so here:Contact Chris
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Send us Fan Mail What if two cultures separated by continents arrived at the same profound truth? In this episode, I explore the African philosophy of Ubuntu alongside the Ojibwe teaching of indinewemagadenoog,"all my relations", while sharing my own journey of learning Ojibwe and reconnecting with my family's language. Together, we reflect on what these teachings reveal about community, belonging, and why our politics and our lives might be healthier if we remembered that none of us can trul...
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