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There was a need,
There was a prayer,
There is an answer.
~ hsh © 100823
According to Lakota legend, and oral traditions, the first horse of North America was the size of a large dog. That belief is translated in their language and what they call a horse today.
The Lakota prayed for their return as it was in their prophesies, story telling and oral traditions for over a millennia. And so what we now see is the relationship between native peoples and the horse as it is today. Their survival depended on the Horse just as it did on the Buffalo. Their reverence for the Horse and the Buffalo is so deep it can easily be attributed to their DNA memory.
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David Little Elk - Sunkawakan Olowan The Horse Song (song only) - Lakota SoulHeart
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Artist Vasil Woodland / aka Vasyl Mushyk
Ukrainian Artist, Vasyl Woodland has given me permission to pair his art with my poetry and writings on my new website and FB Page. I hope you enjoy his work and are drawn to support him and his people however you can in your prayers.
PBS / Firing Line interviewed Lieve Schriber, a celebrated actor and descendent of Ukraine. They vetted the NPO BlueCheck and found there are no middlemen and 100% of the money goes directly to all the non-military needs behind the enemy lines. Please click here to make a donation to support Ukraine through BlueCheck.
Vasil studied under Norval Morrisseu. Norval Morrisseau CM RCA, also known as Copper Thunderbird, was an Indigenous Canadian artist from the Bingwi Neyaashi Anishinaabek First Nation. He is widely regarded as the Grandfather of Contemporary Indigenous Art in Canada. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norval_Morrisseau
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