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Winona LaDuke on Redemption

Winona LaDuke (Anishinaabe activist) speaks on the process of apology, redemption and healing; through the story of the Pawnee tribe and the return home to their native land in Nebraska.

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Caleen Sisk on Winnemem Wintu Mountain Spirits

Caleen Sisk, shared beautiful insights into the spirit beings of Mt. Shasta and the McCloud River, the forces that guide the Winnemem—and make places “sacred.”

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Vine Deloria Jr. – “Time of its Own” – Clashing Worldviews at Devils Tower

In one of the key moments of In The Light of Reverence, Vine Deloria comments on the conflict between rock climbers and Native Americans at Devils Tower: “It’s not that Indians should have exclusive rights there. It’s that that location is sacred enough it should have time of it’s own.”

17,137 VIEWS
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Vine Deloria Jr. on Spiritual Yearning in the West

Deloria talks about Native American struggles to safeguard spiritual practices from outsiders. He’s noticed “a desperate need to appropriate from somebody—not necessarily from Indians—an emotional feeling of authenticity,” especially among whites

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Vine Deloria Jr. on Our Relationship to the Unseen

Vine Deloria Jr. discusses the difference between the materialism of Western religion and the spiritual insights of indigenous religions that are connected to place.

37,966 VIEWS
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Vine Deloria Jr. on Technology’s Toll

Speaking before the explosion of smartphones, Deloria predicts an age where humans can no longer separate themselves from their machines. “I don’t think people are built for that psychologically,” he says. “I think it’s gonna blow.”

10,725 VIEWS
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Oren Lyons on The Wizard of Oz

Oren Lyons retells the classic story “The Wizard of Oz”, from an enlightening (and very different) Native America perspective.

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Oren Lyons on Rights and Responsibilities

Onondaga Chief Oren Lyons comments on the missed opportunity in American history to base the nation on responsibilities rather than individual rights — in this collection of film interview outtakes from “Standing on Sacred Ground.”

12,648 VIEWS
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Oren Lyons on Profit and Loss

Onondaga Chief Oren Lyons reflects on the costs of capitalism, greed and a win-lose business model that has led us to the brink of ecological — and spiritual — collapse.

4,769 VIEWS
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Satish Kumar on Climate Change

An interview conducted in May of 2008 at the Green Gulch Zen Center in Muir Beach, California. Satish Kumar, editor of Resurgence Magazine, explains to us the real cause of global warming and what we need to do to truly change the course of our society.

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