Golden Eagle rising – reconciliation, Indigenous resurgence, and a new beginning

Journal of Global Ethics 14 (2):300-303 (2018)
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ABSTRACTThis powerful piece by Shain Jackson introduces us to the bringer of natural law and justice to the shishalh people, Ch’as-kin, the Golden Eagle. Sadly, Ch’as-kin does not remain forever to continue guiding the people to maintain the good ways set out for them. The story Shain tells goes on to paint a picture of the pain, loss, death and suffering that follows when we are left without a protective spirit guide. Like all great stories of courage, redemption and reconciliation, it is up to the people to find their way back to the good life; to a place of justice, healing and a re-newed way of living. It is in this process of resurgence that all of us, not just the shishalh, will become healthy and whole again.

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