Shining your light on the Red Road – a season of change with Jay and Sweetie Bird

This two-part webinar series invites you into a living journey of commitment, transformation, and spiritual alignment. Guided by Jay and Sweetie Bird you will be introduced to the deeper meaning of walking the Red Road, a path of integrity, awareness, service, and connection to Spirit.

In the first gathering on June 9th, Jay and Sweetie will lay the foundation. They will share teachings on what it truly means to walk the Red Road in today’s world, offering both wisdom and practical guidance. You will receive simple, grounded practices designed to help you embody these teachings in your everyday life.

This is not a passive experience. As the title suggests, participants are invited to actively walk the path. From the Summer Solstice to the Autumn Equinox, you will commit to a season of practice, a sacred container of transformation where small, consistent actions can lead to profound inner shifts.

The second gathering on September 29th offers a space for reflection, integration, and deeper insight. Together with Jay and Sweetie, you will revisit your journey, explore what has changed, and receive spiritual guidance to support the next steps on your path.

This series is an invitation to shine your light with intention, to walk in greater alignment, and to experience the quiet power of sustained spiritual practice over time.

Join us for this unique seasonal journey and step onto the Red Road with clarity, courage, and heart.

The webinars will take place on Tuesday June 9th and Tuesday September 29th. Start for both is at 3pm NYC / 8pm UK / 9pm CEST. A recording of both sessions will be available until end of October.

About Jay and Sweetie

Jay Bird is a Jiisikaan (Shake Tent) Conductor. He is Bear Clan and from the Batchewana First Nations of Ojibways, Sault Sainte Marie Ontario. Jay started attending ceremonies at the age of 4 within Batchewana First Nation and began spending his time watching and eventually sitting at the drum. In 2010, at the age of 34, the Batchewana First Nation chief and Council presented him a Pipe-Niishawswea Aanakwadoon (Seven Clouds). Jay inherited the Jiisikaan (Shake Tent) Ceremony Teaching and started his journey as a healer and Jiisikaan Conductor. He and Sweetie travel across Turtle Island to bring these teachings and healing modalities. Sweetie is from Lac Du Flambeau, Wisconsin, Ojibwe. Sweetie and Jay are Traditionally married and a team.