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Lakota Man

24 Nov, 4 tweets, 2 min read

Her name’s Faith. She’s 1 in 10 million. This is an incredibly good sign. Rebirth, regeneration, a deeply profound renewal of the soul.

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Faith’s arrival into this chaotic world was timed perfectly. White buffalo calf’s are heavy medicine. She will help bring a pervasive measure of cleansing to a planet in the grips of a global pandemic, political turmoil and ecological devastation. Hanhepi was’te, good evening.

‘Lakota prophecy foretold how the birth of a white buffalo calf would be a sign that it would be near the time when she would return again to purify the world. What she meant by that was that she would bring back harmony again and balance, spiritually.’

White Buffalo Calf Woman

My takeaway is that Faith was so desperately needed in the Dakotas due to the COVID pandemic sweeping through Indian country. The Creator sent her to help the Oceti Sakowin oyate (People of the Seven Council Fires) heal from this dreadful sickness. Fingers crossed. 🤞🏾

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A collection of oral history from the Lakota/Cheyenne/Arapaho perspective.

“Crazy Horse rode up to Short Bull after the first Reno fight, Short Bull said, "niȟ’aŋ hí yeló. Kičhízap kiŋ hí nayašna yeló"
“Too late, you've missed the fight.”

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"emíčiktuŋža yo, nawášna eyáš okíčhize tȟáŋka waŋ pahá akȟótahaŋ u weló. ho hél okíčhize tȟáŋka kte hé šni yeló."

“Sorry to miss the fight, but there's a good fight coming over the hill, that's where the big fight is going to be, we won't miss that one.”

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(take courage boy, only the earth lasts.)”

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