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Posted April 8, 2012 by Billie K. Fidlin in Native American Spirituality
"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 Americans the spirit and values of Crazy Horse carry definitive weight in the leading of one's daily life. Read more at the Whisper n Thunder link below.
http://whispernthunder.org/The_Real_Crazy_Horse.ht...
http://whispernthunder.org/The_Real_Crazy_Horse.ht...
Chelsea Hue wrote at April 9, 2012
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Very interesting to me to see how differently history can be interpreted. Great article!
Billie K. Fidlin wrote at April 9, 2012
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Thank you Chelsea - have a look around the ezine - I bet you'll find more that you like!
Allen Jones wrote at April 9, 2012
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Truly an inspirational warrior for those in the Native American community.
Enzo Vargas wrote at April 9, 2012
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I am always fascinated by key figures in Native American history like this one. Interesting about his past and life.
Billie K. Fidlin wrote at April 9, 2012
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E - every issue of Whisper n Thunder features profiles on both past and current leaders - we try our best. Actually an upcoming issue, inspired by the AZ N Am caucus' recently held forum and comments I received there, will be solely on leadership. Likely sometime in 2013.
James Grayman wrote at April 9, 2012
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Same here. You barely learn about them from TV when you need to find out more by reading books or attending their museums.
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