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The Native American Warrior's Walk - Empowerment motivation
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The Native American Warrior's Walk - Empowerment motivation

How to stand up for yourself, success & self-esteem improvement, motivation for empowerment & independence
Highest Rated
Created byHyapatia Lee
Last updated 5/2022
English
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What you'll learn

  • The Warrior's Walk is about not being influenced by the opinions of others. You'll begin to find your true self and honor your path without guilt or shame.
  • Standing firm in your convictions but admitting your mistakes when wrong without shame.
  • Knowing yourself and being true to your dreams unapologetically.
  • Finding your path with heart, your sacred dream.

Course content

3 sections • 53 lectures • 2h 47m total length

  • An introduction to the Warrior's Walk0:49
  • An introduction to the Warrior's Walk4:20

    break free from image makers who molded you to fit others' expectations; reclaim your sacred dream, avoid the circle of foxes, and dance with the coyotes toward your path.

  • The inner personas and fear feeders5:03

    Explore how inner personas, including inner children and elders, shape motivation, identify fear feeder voices, and replace them with empowering reflections from elders and past successes.

  • An introduction to the Circle of Foxes4:36
  • The Circle of Foxes7:19

    Confront fear and perfectionism by examining how childhood mold, sculpting, and armor shape self-worth, and explore the circle of foxes that fosters conformity and external approval.

  • The south on the Circle of Foxes1:34
  • The south on the Circle of Foxes1:40

    Explore the circle of foxes starting in the south, where seeking approval and blocking opposing views fosters a cult-like sense of control, hoarding, and disconnection from inner elders.

  • The southwest on the Circle of Foxes0:43
  • The southeast on the Circle of Foxes8:23

    On the southwest dance of the coyotes, the circle of foxes reveals how symbols form thoughts, ideas, and images, shape perception and beliefs, and open or closed symbols shape curiosity.

  • The West on the Circle of Foxes0:14
  • The west on the Circle of Foxes1:33

    Explore how the west represents the physical world and traps us in false beliefs about freedom and self-esteem. Value inner elders and inner children; happiness defines success, not money.

  • The northwest on the Circle of Foxes0:41
  • The northwest on the Circle of Foxes0:47

    Assess how moving to the northwest prompts self-made rules that deny others' reality, erode empathy, and fuel victim-blaming, while recognizing 'what about so-and-so' defenses to confront unfair behavior.

  • The north on the Circle of Foxes0:28
  • The north on the Circle of Foxes0:33

    The north holds knowledge and wisdom on the circle of foxes, while condemning actions that ignore karmic consequences, such as televangelists begging seed money from dying patients who forego treatment.

  • The northeast on the Circle of Foxes0:27
  • The northeast on the Circle of Foxes0:31

    Explore how the northeast ethos prizes the hard road to prove oneself, where ignoring guidance and going through thorn bushes due to ego causes others to suffer.

  • The east on the Circle of Foxes0:48
  • The east on the Circle of Foxes1:30

    The east, holder of enlightenment, guides us toward sacred paths, not personal dreams. The circle of foxes warns that benevolent intent can fuel greed, tyranny, and disaster.

  • The southeast on the Circle of Foxes0:45
  • The southeast on the Circle of Foxes1:46

    Identify how reacting to others fuels false self esteem and fear, then turn inward to discover inner personas and your true self beyond the circle of axis.

  • How to get off of the Circle of Foxes2:21
  • How to get off of the Circle of Foxes2:21

    Create a space with sage, lights, and candles; breathe slowly, visualize energy from your roots, silence inner adults, listen to your children, and write down what you want to do.

  • The Circle of Foxes quiz

Requirements

  • No

Description

This course uses traditional Native American teachings that will show you how to stand up for yourself. You’ll be able to recognize when you are being manipulated by others and put a stop to it gracefully.

Take Control Of Your Life In The Traditional Native American Way

  • · Understand the Circle of Foxes

  • · Begin the Dance of the Coyotes

  • · Rewrite the Story of Your Life

  • · Discover your choices with the wheel of Attitudes & Approaches

  • · Gain a deeper understanding of all medicine wheels with the Wheel of Life

Live the life you planned before you were born without shame.

Native American tradition says we planned our life before we were born. This is our Sacred Dream or our Children’s Fire. Denying this dream goes against The Creator. Armed with the tools in this course, you’ll be able to confidently walk your path undeterred by toxic people and make yourself a priority.

The Circle of Foxes medicine wheel shows us what it looks like to live our life for the approval of others in all eight directions. The Dance of the Coyote shows us the opposite. The Story of Your Life shows you exactly how you are in control. The Wheel of Attitudes and Approaches introduces us to solutions we may never have considered. The Wheel of Life is the key to all medicine wheels and shows us exactly what each direction stands for to gain a deeper understanding.

You’ll learn to recognize people who are highly influenced by the opinions of others and why this can be problematic. Many of us don’t even realize how others have impacted our behavior until we see on the medicine wheel. Living our life for others can be disguised as independence.

Having control over our inner dialog is the first step and you’ll learn how to recognize words that simply feed on your fears and silence them.

When we know what we truly want out of life, our Sacred Dream, our spirit is re-energized and our life has purpose.


Who this course is for:

  • Sometimes we are raised to conform to fit in that we may not even recognize when we are sacrificing our self to make others happy. This course is also for people who have a hard time saying "No." As people pleasers, we want others to be happy and like us, but this may mean we sacrifice our own dreams and self-esteem.

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