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March 18-24, Yucatan Mexico Mayan Nation hosting
Happening At the Abya Yala Equinox Grand Gathering (North America and South America together), and the highest Traditional Councils of the Americas to include the Chief Midew of the Midewiwin, the Chieftains and Clan Mothers of the Anishinaabe, Iroquois Mohawk Nations, with the Sages, the Rabbis of Israel directly from Jerusalem with 5 Joint Proclamations to also be signed by the Indians Ministries Council of the Americas, The Church of Jesus Christ, The Joint Conference of Restoration Branches, and the Zioneers Interfaith Movement.
Official Release
Anishinaabe-Mayan Unity Conference:
A Resounding Success
In December 2024, a delegation from the Anishinaabe Nation embarked on a significant journey to the Yucatan Peninsula to foster unity and cultural exchange with the Mayan Nation. This historic meeting aimed to strengthen ties and celebrate shared traditions between the two Indigenous communities.
Key Events and Ceremonies
The Anishinaabe Delegation, comprising Elders, leaders, and cultural representatives, participated in a series of sacred ceremonies alongside Mayan Matriarchs, Chiefs, and the Head Chief. The events were centered around the Solstice and Unity Ceremony, symbolizing a harmonious connection between the two nations.
Ceremonial Highlights
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Palenque Archaeological Site: The delegation engaged in traditional ceremonies at this significant historical site, honoring the ancient heritage of the Mayan civilization.
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La Ventana Ceremony: A special ceremony was held in the Mayan community of La Ventana, led by Chief White Jaguar, the assistant to the Mayan Grand Chief. This ceremony emphasized mutual respect and cultural exchange.
Recognition and Honors
During the conference, Midegah, a traditional and treaty Anishinaabe leader, was formally recognized as both an Anishinaabe Chief and a Mayan Chief. This acknowledgment was based on his family's historical involvement in northern trade routes along the Mississippi River prior to European colonization, where the Mayan-Muskogean-Anishinaabe peoples had a unified trading route and economic union.
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Special Access Granted: In recognition of his ancestral connections, Midegah was warmly welcomed as "home" and granted the unique privilege of visiting all 68 Mayan communities in the Yucatan. He will be accompanied by an assigned guide and translator to facilitate his travels and interactions which will include on-site embassies (Lodges), historical record exchanges, and commodity/resource planning to take Mayan goods and resources to indigenous and global marketplaces.
Confirmation can be made at:
Website: www.act4477.ca (Link)
Phone: (705) 977-0737
Email: info@act4477.com
Official Release
8th Fire Lodge of the Anishinaabe Peoples
NISHWAASWI ISHKODEWAAKONIGAMIG ANISHINAABEG
Chiefs Ceremony Announcement
On Saturday, December 7th, 2024, the 8th Fire Lodge proudly announces the Traditional Grand Chiefs Ceremony. This event marks the official appointment and affirmation of traditional leadership roles within the Anishinaabe community.
Affirmed Leadership Roles
Gautawaewauwissoowin (Providers)
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Chief Songab (ᓱᐣᑲᑊ)
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Midegah (ᒥᑌᑲᐦ)
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Adik Doodem (Cariboo Clan)
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Ceremony Highlights
The Chiefs Ceremony was conducted in the presence of Elders, Clan Mothers, representatives from the Haudenosaunee People, and honored guests. The event adhered to the traditional language, ceremonies, and customs of the Anishinaabe Nation.
Special Recognition
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Ogimaa Midegah Ogichidaa was officially sanctioned as the Signatory of Clan Adik Songab and a principal Chief of the 8th Fire Lodge. He carries the 8th Generation Opwaagan (Ceremonial Pipe) for the Ojibway and Pottawatomi Nations, and the Traditional Council Fire Rock of the Niswi Mishkodewinan or three fires peoples.
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The ceremony was witnessed by authorized Chief Elders from the Turtle, Deer, Bear, Wolf, and Bald Eagle Clans of the Anishinaabe, Algonquin, and Mohawk Nations.
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Ogimaa Midegah Ogichidaa was recognized under the Great Law of Peace of the Great Peacemaker. He was affirmed as a Royaneh, with antlers symbolically placed upon his head, and received Wampum as a confirmation of his authority.
This ceremony serves as a testament to the enduring traditions and leadership within the Anishinaabe community.
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