Updates from Bunny Sings Wolf

Ancestor Wisdom: A Living Lakota Elder Speaks

Thu, 28 May 2026 14:07:00 CDT

There are voices that carry something you cannot manufacture, credential, or learn in a weekend workshop. David Swallow Jr. — Wowitan Uha Mani, Walks With Pride — Oglala Lakota of Porcupine, South Dakota, carries teachings passed down through an unbroken living lineage older than written history. As sacred ceremony approaches in the Black Hills, I want you to hear what he has been saying all along.

What Is Lakota Healing? What an Ancient Living Tradition Actually Offers the Modern Seeker

Fri, 29 May 2026 10:49:00 CDT

Not a ceremony for sale. Not a trend. Not something that happens to you in a weekend workshop. Lakota healing is something far older, far simpler, and far more radical than anything the wellness industry has packaged. A living elder, nine miles from Mato Tipila, tells you what it actually is.

The Sage From Trees: What Every Smudge Bundle Wants You to Know

Mon, 01 Jun 2026 13:58:00 CDT

🌿 Circle family — this week's post is for every tree hugger who ever burned white sage and wondered if they were honoring something — or inadvertently participating in its destruction. What Every Smudge Bundle Wants You to Know. The sage is a tree relative. The poaching is real. The healing was never in the bundle. And inside the post — a dream song, a music video, and a seed planted about something our 2028 Walk will circle that may be the most ancient tree ancestor on this continent. Come read it. Come home to yourself. 🌿

We Wouldn't Burn Our Grandmother. So Why Are We Burning Hers?

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 10:00:00 CDT

Hold two pictures of your grandmother. The first: dancing, laughing, vibrant — carrying her wisdom forward to the generations behind her. The second: cremated. Burning before your eyes. Which do you choose? Of course the dancing one. So why are we choosing the second picture for California White Sage? A 76-year-old singing, dancing, laughing great-great-grandmother asks the wellness world one honest question — and then invites you home.

How Do I Find Inner Peace? Why Everything You've Tried Has Fallen Short: What Ancient Wisdom Offers

Wed, 20 May 2026 17:52:00 CDT

You've tried everything — meditation, therapy, journaling, long walks. Peace comes in glimpses. Never stays. What if peace isn't something you find — but something you return to?

I Feel Empty Inside — And It Isn't Depression. Here's What Lakota Wisdom Teaches

Wed, 20 May 2026 12:15:13 CDT

There is a hollow place that no morning routine, no therapy, no self-help book has been able to reach. In Lakota wisdom tradition, this emptiness is not a diagnosis — it is a signal. And it has a path back. For anyone carrying an inner emptiness that doesn't make logical sense — this post explores what Lakota and Indigenous wisdom tradition understands about disconnection, why self-help tools don't reach the root, and what reconnection actually looks like. Includes a song from a Lakota vision quest ceremony in the sacred Black Hills.

Why Am I So Exhausted? What Ancient Healers Knew That Modern Life Has Forgotten

Fri, 15 May 2026 15:44:48 CDT

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That bone-deep exhaustion you carry — the kind no amount of sleep, supplements, or willpower can touch — might not be a problem with your rest at all. What if the true signal your body is sending has nothing to do with how long you sleep, and everything to do with whether you are still rooted in what makes you alive? For thousands of years, Indigenous healers understood something modern medicine overlooked: exhaustion is not a deficit. It is a message that something essential in your life has fallen out of Balance — disconnected from nature, from community, from your own true nature. The cure is not more rest. It is return.