4.6 (588) In stock
In The Spiritual Journey of a Brave Heart, Basil Brave Heart describes in vivid detail how he was raised in a full-blood Lakota family by his deeply spiritual grandparents, struggled to find his way in contemporary society, was devastated by and successfully overcame the demon alcohol, and found maturity and peace in a
In The Spiritual Journey of a Brave Heart, Basil Brave Heart describes in vivid detail how he was raised in a full-blood Lakota family by his deeply spiritual grandparents, struggled to find his way in contemporary society, was devastated by and successfully overcame the demon alcohol, and found maturity and peace in a vision-rich traditional spirituality. He graphically describes the values and struggles of an Indian warrior as a 'soldier' in a modern American war. As an Indian AA counselor and school administrator he used traditional insights that were leading and successful. The breadth of his interest and insights provides a living example of a traditional Lakota who has successfully overcome many problems and found a peaceful, successful life in the current bicultural situation of the Lakota.
- William Stolzman, author of The Pipe of Christ
Indigenous Lives – Birchbark Books
The Silent spirit of Dawn blog story by Zhaawano
The Entire March Family Trilogy, by William Dean Howells
Braiding Sweetgrass_ Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants by Knowledge for Every One - Issuu
First of Its Kind, Native American Produced Documentary Focused on Language Preservation Launches Crowdfunding Campaign - MUSKRAT Magazine
The Silent spirit of Dawn blog story by Zhaawano
AudioFile Magazine Podcast
In The Spiritual Journey of a Brave Heart, Basil Brave Heart describes in vivid detail how he was raised in a full-blood Lakota family by his deeply
The Spiritual Journey of a Brave Heart
Manitous lived in human form among the Ojibway in the early days, after Kitchi-Manitou (the Great Mystery) created all things and Muzzu-Kummik-Quae
The Manitous: The Spiritual World of the Ojibway
