Balance & Healing

Mato Tipila Part 3: Arvol Looking Horse and the Mending of the Hoop

Mato Tipila Part 3: Arvol Looking Horse and the Mending of the Hoop
The White Buffalo Calf Woman brought a gift to a starving people — not just starving for food, but starving because they had forgotten how to live in right relationship with all their relations. The gift was a sacred pipe, the Cannunpa — a physical instrument for reconnecting with all of creation energetically, for breathing the prayer of Mitakuye Oyasin into living, resonating reality. Arvol Looking Horse has carried that bundle for his lifetime. World Peace and Prayer Day has circled the globe. And on Summer Solstice 2028, the circle mends — at Mato Tipila, on the longest day of light, in the 7th generation Crazy Horse saw coming.
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Mato Tipila - Part 2 - Star People, Bear Medicine & Close Encounters

Mato Tipila - Part 2 - Star People, Bear Medicine & Close Encounters
In 1977, Steven Spielberg chose one specific location on earth as the landing site for his star beings — the place where humanity and the cosmos would make first contact, where history would change and friendship would form across the great distance of the unknown. He did not choose randomly. He chose the stone the Lakota have always called Home of Bear. And he used declassified government research to do it. Was that art? Synchronicity? Or something the ancestors would simply call: remembering?
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Mato Tipila - Part 1: The Stone That Has Been Waiting for You

Mato Tipila - Part 1: The Stone That Has Been Waiting for You
You may have seen the photographs. The extraordinary column of ancient stone rising from the Wyoming plains, wrapped in its famous vertical columns like a bundle of gathered reeds. You may know it by the name a U.S. Army colonel's interpreter mistranslated in 1875 and the error stuck. But Mato Tipila — the name it has always carried — means something the park service signs will never fully tell you. And what it means is the reason you are here.
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Sometime Let a Back Road Take You Home:

Sometime Let a Back Road Take You Home:
Devils Tower Wyoming, Mato Tipila, Hulett Wyoming, Sturgis motorcycle rally, things to do near Devils Tower, back roads Wyoming, Lakota healing, Indigenous healing, Nature's 4 Steps of Healing, IndigenousHealing.io, Circle the Walk 2028, Wyoming travel, sacred land, inipi ceremony

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Mitakuye Oyasin & Quantum Entanglement: What Physics Is Finally Proving

Mitakuye Oyasin & Quantum Entanglement: What Physics Is Finally Proving
Einstein called it "spooky action at a distance" — and he didn't like it one bit. The Lakota people have had a word for it since before memory begins: Mitakuye Oyasin. All My Relations. The most advanced physics on earth is only now building the language for what the ancestors never stop living.
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A Word from Bunny Sings Wolf

This blog is offered freely as part of the FREE IndigenousHealing.io global healing community 
— rooted in Nature's 4 Steps of Healing: Balance, Harmony, Abundance, Peace.

If something in these words moved you, you are already on the walk. 🌿

If you feel called to support the vision of Circle the Walk of Peace gathering 
at Mato Tipila — Summer Solstice, June 20, 2028 — your sacred reciprocity is received with deep gratitude.
Mitakuye Oyasin— Bunny Sings Wolf



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