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The Seven Circles

Indigenous Teachings for Living Well

Chelsey Luger & Thosh Collins

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The Seven Circles
Core Philosophy
Interconnectedness
Mindset
Gratitude
Movement
Mindset Shift
Holistic System
Functional & Communal
Spiritual Nourishment
Land
Reciprocal Healing
Innate Bond
The Earth Gym
Active Engagement
Community
Purpose & Identity
Reciprocity
Abundance Mindset
Tradition
Ceremony
Alignment
Present Moment
Dignity & Purpose
Personal Rituals
Sacred Space
Psychological Impact
Nurturing Environment
Habit Formation
Spiritual Curation
Sleep
Foundational Health
Natural Cycles
Spiritual Connection
Sanctuary Habits
Food
Spiritual Wealth
Reclaiming Traditions
Meaningful Nourishment
Communal Bonds

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What is the foundational starting point for the Indigenous wellness approach described in the 'Seven Circles' model?

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The Seven Circles Summary & Overview

The Seven Circles (2022) draws on Indigenous ancestral wisdom for achieving spiritual, physical, and emotional well-being. It proposes a holistic model called the Seven Circles – a template for modern living that’s intended to keep all aspects of life in balance including food, movement, sleep, ceremony, sacred space, land, and community.

Who Should Listen to The Seven Circles?

  • People interested in Native American culture and spirituality
  • Wellness and self-help enthusiasts
  • Individuals seeking community and connection

About the Author: Chelsey Luger & Thosh Collins

Chelsey Luger is a journalist and activist from the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa and Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. She cofounded the Indigenous wellness initiative Well for Culture with her husband, Thosh Collins, a community organizer from the Salt River Reservation in Arizona. Dedicated to shifting Indigenous communities’ collective consciousness around prioritizing health, the couple travels across North America to teach workshops on their “Seven Circles” holistic wellness model.

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