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https://t.co/Dvx3ApFHzs late Dakota author/philosopher Vine Deloria, Jr. discusses his book "The World We Used to L… https://t.co/EQpeOxuVie -
RT @twangtwangshock: No. 2 Podcast- Butch Hancock! Bigger, Better, More Music, More insights from @Blackstock360 @tiffewalker and the h… https://t.co/bPdmYzopiR
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RT @twangtwangshock: Butch Hancock is the subject of our latest podcast. Join @Blackstock360 @BridgerBobby @tiffewalker @chrissearles… https://t.co/65zscXCJ4s
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If you are home-schooling, perhaps you might want to teach your children about indigenous medicine men. Here's a au… https://t.co/EofJM5b7vX
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The 144th anniversary of The Battle at Little Big Horn. Read about it in "Buffalo Bill and Sitting Bull: Inventing… https://t.co/DEqKMZwAFS
Bobby BridgerBobby singing " Free my spirit before my spirits dead."
Posted by Wide Open Spaces w/ Roark on Wednesday, September 1, 2010
"He is a word sender. This world is like a garden. Over this garden go his words like rain and where they fall they leave it a little greener. And when his words have passed, the memory of them shall stand long in the west like a flaming rainbow." Lakota holy man Black Elk, describing his adopted son John G. Neihardt, whom he dubbed, "Flaming Rainbow" because there is no word in his language for poet.
Each year the John G. Neihardt Foundation bestows its highest honor, the Word Sender Award, to an individual who embodied the vision and intellectual genius of John G. Neihardt. Their lives have been devoted to uplifting and keeping the highest ideals of the humans spirit.