Native American Tradition & Education

"I believe our true nature is freedom and happiness."

~ Belinda Eriacho ~

Hozho is a way of life and means to walk through life in balance and harmony with all living things around me in everything that I do. I understand the challenges and joys in life. I also realize life challenges are the gifts on our life's journey towards "hozho".  I believe in the power of transformation and transformation is possible.  The choice is ours, to live a life of happiness, beauty, and balance.  I facilitate group experiences through circles and ceremonial events.  I provide cultural and spiritual teachings to facilitate the healing process towards hozho.

At the age of 12 years old, I sat next to my elderly maternal grandmother rubbing her arthritic hands, praying for healing and that her pain would go away.  This experience, I now realize was the beginning of becoming a practitioner of healing and an educator of cultures.  It wasn't until I became an adult that I also realized the gift of sight through my hands, communication using sacred language with the Diyin Diné (the Holy Ones), and the elements.  For most of my adult life, this gift laid dormant until I experienced a severe illness. It was through this illness that true healing began.  This healing path took me to experience traditional Dine' ceremonies, traditional Chinese medicine, the use of medicinal plants, and the healing of my inner child. Through these various modalities, I experienced healing of my physical body, emotional and spiritual bodies.  It provided me with the wisdom and tools of how to heal.  I surrendered to the spiritual aspects of being human in order to achieve wholeness and ultimately hozhojii. As an educator, practitioner,  and international speaker I have been called to be of service and to share these gifts.

"There is a point when you have to decide and to allow yourself to fly into the unknown..."

                                                                                 ~B. Eriacho ~