Best 7 Life Skills To Live By

The key to living a life of fulfillment as the Native Americans do. Have you ever wondered why Native Americans are so gentle and caring? They live life by these basic life skills. Now you too can learn the secrets to living life filled with the knowledge that gets passed along from generation to generation.

This book provides you with a glimpse of the history of being a Native American. You'll learn the secret life skills necessary to live life to it's fullest. You'll learn how to become a better person. Have you ever attended a drum circle and experienced the joyfulness that you are not alone? You'll get a complete description of the "Dance for our Ancestors", as taught in our drum circle presentations in Sedona, Arizona. This book will help open your eyes to the cultural raising of a Native American family in the twentieth century. Would you like to raise your children to be all that they can be? Then this book will help you to teach your children as many Native Americans have been taught. These skills and anecdotes are summarized in an easy-to-read fashion and are meant to be shared for the whole world to live by. Imagine if everyone would learn the most basic life skills necessary to get along in life, the world would be utopian.

About the Author Belle Marie is of Menominee Indian descent and has provided years of instruction regarding the Native American way of living. Growing up in the small Wisconsin farming community of Milton, she learned from her parents what it is to be a Native American. She didn’t know that her family was different from others in this small town. When she was in the third grade at the community school, Harmony, one of her teachers asked her “What is your ethnicity?” She had no idea what the question meant. Yet, with each new assignment in Social Studies concentrating on the history of Wisconsin, she began her journey teaching about the Native American way of life. And later in the third grade, she gave her first presentation at the school. In the last three years, Belle Marie has taken her presentation skills to a whole new level. She settled down in Sedona, Arizona along with her significant other, David “White Cloud” Burkhart. Together, they are the company, Red Feather Life. They make weekly presentations to groups of people by including them in a Drum Circle. During the presentations she has provided guests with a basic knowledge of what it is to be a Native American. Within the context of the drum circle, which is an experience all of its own, Belle and David teach the seven life skills necessary to live by in the Native American Way. And now, forty-two years after she began her journey as a teacher about Native American life, she has written them down for anyone to read.