QUIET THUNDER
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Mention the name of Crazy Horse and many of us will remember a history lesson about the faceless Indian warrior who defeated General George Custer at the Battle of Little Big Horn. But apart from this strange event, who was this man? And what teaching did he offer to all the peoples of every nation?
At Quiet Thunder: The Wisdom of Crazy Horse, Lakota line owner Joseph Marshall III presents the first audio lesson program, based entirely on the rich oral tradition of his people, to share a vivid portrait painted with a brush of reality rather than a distortion of legend. With it, you will meet a compassionate yet determined person, driven by the inspiring vision of a thunderous dreamer, someone who has walked the path of giving rather than gain, honor instead of ego and leadership through leadership rather than authority.
To fully appreciate the lessons of Mad Horse, Marshall teaches, we must first become familiar with the place where he came from. In breathtaking detail, it transports you back to the time when the Lakota lived the nomadic lives of their grandparents and immerses you in the culture and value system of their ancestors.
In a tale rarely heard outside the Lakota circle, Marshall recounts how a young man named blond hair (Crazy Horse’s childhood name) learned the virtues of Vic, or the whole person, and trusted to provide and protect his family and community; how the selfless actions and skill of the young Crazy Horse earned him the title of shirt owner, one of the most respected by the tribe, but called to live an impeccable life; and the heroic story of the further life of Crazy Horse, not only about his exploits in battle, but also about his true legacy, won through a tireless commitment to preserving the way of life of his people and the dignity of generations.
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Course Features
- Lectures 0
- Quizzes 0
- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 245
- Assessments Yes