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On Seneca
And the shortness of life Introduction For as long as I can remember, I have loved philosophy. I consider it a pillar of my own self. If I were one day not to care for wisdom anymore, that in itself would be proof that I indeed have died inside. My life has not been free…
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Do you remember life before the internet? I was born mid 90s, two years after the internet was lauched for the public – so I guess I don’t really remember life before the internet. Of course we didn’t have internet in our family immediately, it took almost my entire childhood before internet was common –…
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Project pivot
Originally, the story of Gutnabáđoš was only meant for my daughter. Then, for more sámi children, and then for a film project. We got quite far – building a team of talented people and making plans, and getting funding for the animated film in the works. But, like many similar projects, it didn’t hold up.…
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It’s the way she bears herself
What is something others do that sparks your admiration? In my adolescence, I had a music teacher that I still admire a lot. She is very different from myself, which might be what fascinates me so much about her. She is a hard woman, some dislike her for it – but she is wise and…
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Indigenous mental health – Álgoálbmogiid mielladearvvašvuohta
I recently became part of a council created to aid SÁNAG/SANKS in their care of sámi peoples health. I have a deep interest and passion for this subject, and great respect and expectations for SÁNAG and their work. I was invited to Romsa to meet with my fellow councilmembers and to become more aquainted with…
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New sign in Galleri Føniks!
Our pop-up gallery, Galleri Føniks (gallery phoenix) now has a fresh new sign. ✨️👌 We recently opened a gallery in my little hometown of Knarvik, Norway. A lovely project with a lovely person, Naysha Sonét. ❤️
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Sámi skábma workshop – Christmas/yule traditions in sámi culture
A year ago, I started studying Sámi yule traditions. I prefer not to call it christmas, since the practice predates christianity in this region. When I grew up, my parents sometimes called it Solsnu (Sunturn”), and while we did surround ourselves with many common Christmas traditions – the yuletree, santa, the star and baby Jesus…
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Ethical meat eater?
What are your feelings about eating meat? Hunting, fishing, herding – I am in full support when done right. The meat industry however, is creepy at best and hellish at worst. My grandmother was a farmer, but quit when when new laws forbid her oxen from stepping out into the sun. This was in 1970,…
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Sámi ruohttasiid eanan
Bajásšadden davvin, muhto dál rávisolmmožin – mun ásan gávpogis. Nu, duohtavuođas, in mun gal, go ođđasit árvvoštalan – muhto mun in leat guhkkin eret doppe, lea unnit go diibmobeale vuodjin gávpogii. Lean dáppe dávjá, oaivvildan. Mun lean gávpoga sámiid searvvi jođiheaddji. Dat lea ártet bargu, mii mu mielas lea hui čáppa bargu ja maid lossat…
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