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And so I thought, well, if the end is close and there's a change in nature,

I felt if there was ever a time to share this with the world, this is the time now,

so that people can prepare because the greatest preparation isn't a physical preparation.

It's a spiritual, emotional preparation for the change in the world.

In this episode of Insights at the Edge, my guest is Jasper Young Bear, whose Indian name is red-headed woodpecker.

Jasper is a member of the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Erika Nation, and lives on Fort Berthold Indian

Reservation in North Dakota. He's from the Hidasta Waterbuster clan on his father's side,

and the Erika Bear Society and Erikaa Medicine Lodge on his mother's side. Jasper is the founder

of the Medicine Lodge Confederacy, as well as the Running Wolf Wellness Center and cultural survival

school. I have to say I feel deeply honored to have Jasper Young Bear as a guest on insights

at the edge. He's the storyteller and wisdom teacher who's featured in what is being described as a medicine

film, along with a four-part audio series in which he shares the creation story that he was taught

through the oral traditions of his lineage.

You can learn more and you can watch the film

and listen to the audio series at No Charge at the creation story.com.

Friends, stay with us.

Not long ago, I read an article about the recent rise of holistic health travel.

How during the pandemic, many people witnessed the fragility of their health, including their mental health,

and in response, turned to mindfulness, meditation, yoga, and breathwork.

And when people started to travel again, many of us wanted more than just vacations.

We wanted destinations that offer a potential for restoration, revivification, learning, and self-discovery. One destination featured in that very same

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