As in many Native American tribes, sacred Cree stories and myths are traditionally told only during the winter. Myths about the culture hero Wisakejak, even the most humorous ones, …

Here are some of the most significant deities in Cree mythology: Gitche Manitou: Also known as the Great Spirit, Gitche Manitou is considered the Supreme Being in Cree belief. This …

The first two people came down from the land above to the land where the Cree now live. They did not heed the warnings that only one person may look down from the spider's line and when …

Listen firsthand to these remarkable individuals as they share insights critical to preserving and propagating Cree values in today's world. Be captivated by their stories, rich in Cree culture, …

The Cree are indigenous people originally living in Manitoba, Canada. However, one branch later moved southwest to adopt a buffalo-hunting culture. This group, called the Plains Cree, lived …

Feb 16, 2021 · The Cree word for “sacred story” or “myth” is âtayôhkêwin (in y-dialect), âcathôhkîwin (in th-dialect). Wisahkecahk is often the protagonist of these stories, which often …

Jan 15, 2016 · (MFNERC)There are various legends about what is commonly called Orion's Belt. As Buck explained, the Cree call that group of stars Wesakaychak, a trickster figure in Cree …

Cree mythology, like the traditions of many Indigenous peoples, has often been appropriated or distorted in media, leading to misconceptions and stereotypes. To combat this, Cree artists …

Traditional Cree Legend: The Jealous Father. Once there was an old man named Aioswé who had two wives. When his son by one of these women began to grow up, Aioswé became …

Information and legends about the Native American mythological figure Ayas (or Ayash), epic hero of the Cree and Anishinabe tribes.