The Learning Way Lodge is a resource for moving towards a future where all our relations flourish.
We focus on supporting folks working on local projects close to their hearts.
The Walking People Audio Library is a place where you can browse through, or better said, listen through, the book "The Walking People" , a Native American Oral History by Paula Underwood.
A book we treasure deeply.
How we cherish that we can read about the Walking People spending winters sorting not only the seeds they had saved for tomorrow's plenty but also all they learned.
For their careful sorting and learning and passing that on, generation after generation, supports folks today. As we hear from all who join our gatherings over and over again in our gatherings.
In addition to offering a complete set audio recordings it offers background information and some of the insights we gathered during reading circles.
Listen to an excerpt from the Walking People Sign up for the Walking People Audio Library! Learn more about Paula Underwood Order Copy of The Walking People
We feel great joy that we can share the work of elders who have crossed our path . . . who felt called to share their wisdom with all listening ears.
Their sharings are so tried and tested, so down to Earth, rooted in Earth, so connected to the whole.
The wisdoms have supported communities for thousands of years.
And is so alive and bubbling, so ever adjusting to new circumstances, that it will support you as you move your community towards peaceful ways.
Imagine learning from a thousands of years old Tree.
Imagine learning from a sapling.
For moving forwards wisely, we need both.
What else do we offer around The Walking People?
We invite you to join us, to listen and see what you may learn from these ancient teachings. What it brings you and the communities you are part of today.
- Every first Sunday of the month we offer a free gathering on a part of the Walking People.
- Every winter we offer a reading circle to walk through the entire book of the Walking People.
Our North Star
The Great Law of Peace
"In our every deliberation, we must honor the contributions of the past seven generations and consider the impact of our decisions on the next seven generations.”
Paula Underwood, Keeper of a 10,000 year old Oral History
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