Wallace Black Elk 1921-2004 - WindDaughter.com
Grandfather Wallace Black Elk was a traditional Lakota Elder and Spiritual Teacher. He was the descendant of the legendary Nicholas Black Elk whose visionary experiences were recounted in the book "Black Elk Speaks."
A Talk with Lakota Elder Wallace Black Elk - The Edge Magazine
Mar 1, 1997 · It was an honor and privilege to spend an hour speaking with Lakota elder Wallace Black Elk, a Sundance chief, co-author of The Sacred Ways of a Lakota and spiritual grandson of the legendary Lakota Holy Man Nicholas Black Elk.
Black Elk: The Sacred Ways of a Lakota - amazon.com
Mar 1, 1991 · Wallace Black Elk was a Sioux medicine man. He lived until the early 1950's, and was a kid that was actually at the Little Big Horn battle where Custer lost his arrogance and his life. This book has some great stories and and does explain some of the sacred ways of Native American people.
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Black Elk, Wallace – OCCULT WORLD
Mar 11, 2022 · Black Elk, Wallace (1921–2004) – An Oglala Lakota who conducted healing and shamanic rituals both for Native and non-Native Americans. His conversations with William Lyon (beginning in 1978) led to the publication of Black Elk: The Sacred Ways of a Lakota (1990), a series of anecdotes about becoming and being a Lakota shaman.
Black Elk: The Sacred Ways of the Lakota (Native American Studies)
Jan 1, 1990 · In this first-person narrative, taped and edited by California anthropologist Lyon, Wallace Black Elk describes how the sacred pipe enabled him to commune with spirits, to hear the songs of rocks, water and trees.
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- Author: Wallace H. Black Elk, William S. Lyon
Wallace H. Black Elk - Open Library
Wallace Black Elk (1921-2004), a traditional Lakota Elder and spiritual interpreter, was a chanupa wakan (sacred pipe) bearing descendant of the legendary Nicholas Black Elk whose visionary experiences were recounted in the book "Black Elk Speaks."
Black Elk Wallace - Shaman Portal
Grandfather Wallace Black Elk was a traditional Lakota Elder and Spiritual Teacher. He was the descendant of the legendary Nicholas Black Elk whose visionary experiences were recounted in the book “Black Elk Speaks.”
Wallace Black Elk (Author of Black Elk) - Goodreads
Wallace Black Elk (1921-2004), a traditional Lakota Elder and spiritual interpreter, was a Channupa (sacred pipe) bearing descendent of the legendary Nicholas Black Elk whose visionary experiences were recounted in the book "Black Elk Speaks."
Wallace Black Elk on Native American Authors
Wallace Black Elk is a Lakota elder and spiritual descendant of Nicholas Black Elk, the author of Black Elk Speaks. Wallace Black Elk was born and raised on the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota where Nicholas Black Elk was one of his mentors.
A MOMENT WITH WALLACE BLACK ELK - Indian Reader
Born in, 1863, Black Elk, the second cousin to Crazy Horse, witnessed the Battle of Little Big Horn at age 13, and was present at the Battle at Wounded Knee, in 1890.