Sharing The Sacred Wisdom of The Grandmothers, with Heather Hall-Dudney

In our latest episode, "Sharing the Sacred Wisdom of the Grandmother's," I had an amazing conversation with Heather Hall Dudney about what it was like growing up the daughter of a world renowned medicine woman, Grandmother Flordemayo and how her mother’s teachings shaped who she became. 

We discussed the value of seeking wisdom from indigenous grandmothers, the importance of supporting elders, and the joy of sharing positive wisdom in today's chaotic world. 

Heather shares the story of “The Path”, Grandmother Flordemayo’s vision, their non-profit and the seed temple that is her mother’s legacy and we take you behind the scenes of our time together supporting these elders in Miami and Sedona. You’ll love how funny our stories are!

We also invite you to come join us for a variety of events with the Grandmother’s this fall in Sedona, Santa Fe, Michigan and Rhode Island.

Here are the key takeaways from our discussion:

🔹 Seek Wisdom from Indigenous Grandmothers: Heather shared her experiences traveling with her mother and other indigenous Grandmothers like Grandmother Moetu who is Maori, and Grandmother Unci Rita who is Lakota.  She emphasized the simplicity and effectiveness of the wisdom they share any why it’s so important to embrace one's cultural heritage and learn from the teachings of indigenous grandmothers.

🔹 Support Elders: She offered us the respectful etiquette of offering support at events involving elders and indigenous groups, highlighting the significance of reciprocity, gratitude, and financial contributions. Additionally, we discussed promoting events and shifting focus to support wisdom keepers and their valuable teachings.

🔹 Embrace Positive Wisdom: In today's world, it's crucial to spread acts of kindness, support elders, and share positive wisdom on social media to maintain a positive and connected mindset amidst chaos. Embracing the humility and resilience of the grandmothers can bring profound learning experiences and personal growth.

If you're interested in learning more about indigenous wisdom, supporting elders, and embracing positive wisdom, listen to the full episode and join the movement of honoring and learning from these remarkable individuals! Let's celebrate the wisdom keepers among us and promote their impactful teachings

Connect with Heather and Grandmother Flordemayo here:

• Instagram @grandmotherflordemayo
• Become a Member of The Path or Donate
• Saturday August 24: Albuquerque, NM 
• :Soul Renewal: Journeying Through Ancestral Trauma-  A Wisdom Retreat with Mayan & Maori Grandmothers
• September 6 - 8: Sedona, Az 
• The Phoenix and Dragon Gathering ~ A Wisdom Retreat with Mayan and Maori Grandmothers 

October 11-20: Wickford RI

:: Restoring Hope: A 10 Day Wisdom Event Series with Grandmother Esperanza

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If you enjoyed this episode, you will also like:

Episode #94: Grandmother Moetu Taiha: Nurturing Authentic Connection

Episode #96: Grandmother Flordemayo:Ancient Wisdom for Modern Living

Episode #97: Grandmother Esperanza: Embracing the Spiritual Journey

MORE ABOUT HEATHER HALL DUDNEY STONE & GRANDMOTHER FLORDEMAYO

Become a Member of The Path or Donate

https://www.grandmotherflordemayo.com

https://www.followthegoldenpath.org

Heather is Grandmother Flordemayo’s oldest child, only daughter, and personal assistant. She is an executive officer, program director and social media coordinator of The Path Inc., a 501(c)3 non-profit that her mother started to preserve and protect sacred heirloom seeds. She produces many events around the world on behalf of her mother and other Wisdom Keepers she supports. 

A wife, daughter, mother, grandmother and disabled Navy veteran, Heather currently lives in Boise, Idaho with her husband Caleb. She has a bachelor’s degree in sociology and economics with minors in chemistry, economics and math.