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By Joseph M. Marshall III
From Huffington Post
The word wisdom is used frequently every day, whether it is spoken and heard or written and read. Yet it is debatable, in my opinion, if most of us know what it is. In most dictionaries it is defined as "the quality or state of being wise, sagacious, discerning and insightful."
There are wise peo... read more
From Huffington Post
The word wisdom is used frequently every day, whether it is spoken and heard or written and read. Yet it is debatable, in my opinion, if most of us know what it is. In most dictionaries it is defined as "the quality or state of being wise, sagacious, discerning and insightful."
There are wise peo... read more
The Enigma of the Code Talkers
Posted April 9, 2012 by Billie K. Fidlin in Native American Spirituality
"They were Trail Blazers whose trails no rambler could follow; whose treks were off the beaten track - the beaten track of communication and language; whose paths were so skillfully formulated and layered, that no hunter or predator could retrace or stride through. Their magnitude would have registered 10 on the Richter Scale of force..." Read more... read more
"An early conception of Crazy Horse (Tasunka Witko) by the general population was that he was a crazed warrior who just killed for blood lust and revenge. This is a false conception and a distorted history. He was actually a very quiet, reflective person who kept to himself most of the time and was a loner or free spirit..." For many Native America... read more
Check out our Young Adult link for the article The Sacred Lakota Values. This article actually appears in the Feature Articles as well - but felt the message important enough to share with our young people...such as: " Respect for all forms of life, even those that can make life a challenge to live is not necessarily a value shared by all cultures ... read more
Whisper n Thunder: The War on Women
Posted April 1, 2012 by Billie K. Fidlin in Native American Spirituality
"I am a woman, I am Native and I am a survivor. I am among the 1 in 3 Native women who have been victims of sexual assault, one of the 17% who has lived through stalking, and one out of an estimated 1.5 millionassaulted by an intimate partner. I am also one of the 75-80% who did not reveal all of the acts of violence perpetrated against me. I did ... read more
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