The North represents the cool and refreshing northerly breeze. It also represents the white race, the doers, the active, and the builders
When praying to the South, thanks is given for the warmth and the rain it has to offer. It also represents the black race, the trend setters, innovators, and artists
The East represents light, energy, and the sunrise. It also represents the red race, the spirit seekers, and the visionaries
The West represents the rise and chatter of the thunder. It also stands for the yellow race, peace, serenity, patience, and wisdom.
It is vitally important for the Mi'kmaq to live the four seasons to the fullest. Every day is a sacred day. There is no special day to hold a traditional ceremony. The Mi'kmaq feel spring is the most important season of all. It represents a new beginning for all of earth's creations.
