Garry Rowland speaks about the Republic of Lakotah

March 12, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Culture

Garry Rowland – Tegheya Kte speaks about the history of treaties with the United States and the issues that eventually led to the establishing of the Republic of Lakotah in 2007.

Understanding Nature’s Language

December 20, 2009 by Thunder Horse  
Filed under Culture

Have you ever wondered how animals know when a natural disaster is coming?  Why don’t people take these signs into consideration throughout their lives?  These are a few questions I have often wondered about.  Nature has a way of communicating through its own language.  It is up to us to interpret these signs and use [...]

Out of Sight, Out of Mind

November 15, 2009 by Thunder Horse  
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Hidden away, out of sight but dotting the landscape of America, are the little known or forgotten Reservations of the Indigenous People of our land.  Sadly, the average U.S. mainstream resident knows almost nothing about the people of the Native American reservations other than what romanticized or caricaturisation versions they see on film
or as [...]

The Red Road and the Black Road

November 8, 2009 by Thunder Horse  
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There are many roads in life, but there are two that are important; the Red Road and the Black Road. They represent good and bad in every one’s life. It’s the two choices people have to make frequently in life. The Red Road is the good way, the good side, and the right choice. It [...]

The Sun Dance: Sacrifice, Integration, Reciprocity, and Regeneration

October 30, 2009 by Thunder Horse  
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Generally, each sun dance has a sponsor, usually the main dancer, who bears the expenses of the ceremony. The event ordinarily involves about a week or more of activity consisting of an early private period, during which preparations are made and instruction and prayer take place, followed by the public phase of dancing. Construction [...]

White Buffalo Calf Woman

September 24, 2009 by Thunder Horse  
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The story about how the pipe first came to the Lakota people.

The Role of the Bald Eagle in the Native American Culture

September 17, 2009 by Thunder Horse  
Filed under Culture, News

The Bald Eagle is a sacred bird in some North American cultures, and its feathers, like those of the Golden Eagle, are central to many religious and spiritual customs among Native Americans. Eagles are considered spiritual messengers between gods and humans by some cultures.

Closing the Gap Between the Younger Generation and the Elders

September 16, 2009 by Thunder Horse  
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The situation on Pine Ridge and other reservations today is not much different in comparison. Outside influences have devastated families. There is a high unemployment rate, alcoholism, drug use, gangs, stealing, violence, staying up all night and sleeping all day, babies having babies and lack of safety. Adults talk about negative forces and other things [...]

Smudging: Sage, Cedar, and Sweet Grass

September 12, 2009 by Thunder Horse  
Filed under Culture, News

Have you ever thought about what a “smudge” is?

Chevron, Pollution and Misinformation – Andy Rooney Speaks Out

August 28, 2009 by admin1  
Filed under Culture, Media

A fresh animation narrated by Andy Rooney, speaking truth to Chevron, phoney journalists and corporate executives concerning Ecuador and its Indigenous Population.

Ecuador, with its President, Rafael Corea, is a country at odds with itself. An amendment to the Constitution recently included the rights of the environment to exist, yet the Administration of [...]

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