LekTa ( Speaks on the wind ) - Lakota Sioux - Rabbit & Eagle

LekTa ( Speaks on the wind ) - Lakota Sioux - American Indian Princess. Lakota - The Allies. Dedicated to my Great-Grandmother "LekTa" of the Lakota Sioux Tribe of the High Plains of North America. (The wisdom of the ancients and the elders which she passed along is beyond measure. The bloodline of which I knew the least, gave me the most.) Music - Original Score - Traditional Lakota Sioux. Original Arrangement - Littleleaf - Remix Compilation. Video - Compilation. Original Art - Doolittle - Remastered Compilation. Storyline - Clover Story - "LekTa" roughly translated (Speaks on the wind) - Lakota Sioux American Indian Maiden-Princess. "Lakota" and "Dakota" are different pronunciations of the same tribal name, which means "the allies". One Sioux dialect has the letter "L" in it, and the other dialect does not. This is only a pronunciation difference, not a political one. Of the 13 Sioux political subdivisions, seven pronounce the word "Lakota," four pronounce it "Dakota," one pronounces it "Nakota," and one is split between pronouncing it "Dakota" and "Nakota." But they all consider themselves part of the same Sioux Culture. ***** In MEMORY OF THE FALLEN who have served the cause of Freedom and Democracy and Defended a Constitution (an Ideal) which some would discount to nothing more than a piece of paper. Lest We Forget. This - Such Sacred Ground. ***** The Medal of Honor to the first full-blooded Sioux Indian to receive the award. 60 Years Late. Woodrow Wilson Keeble WASHINGTON (CBS News) ― Woodrow Wilson Keeble, a Lakota Sioux, was a gifted athlete, courted by the White Sox. But Uncle Sam won the recruitment battle, CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric reports. Keeble became a highly-decorated soldier in World War Two. A buddy said, "The safest place to be was next to Woody." When the Korean War broke out, he re-enlisted, saying, "Somebody has to teach these kids to fight." And on an October day in 1951, he taught them the meaning of courage. With U.S. forces pinned down, he headed up a mountain alone, taking out three enemy positions. Though badly wounded, the man known as "Chief" refused to be evacuated, and fought on - saving the lives of other soldiers. Keeble once said, "There were times terror was so strong, I could feel idiocy replace reason." But he also said, "I never let fear make a coward of me." Keeble died in 1982 at the age of 65. Monday, after years of bureaucratic foul-ups and red tape, Keeble was awarded the military's highest award, posthumously. President Bush apologized that the country waited decades to recognize Master Sgt. Keeble for his military valor in Korea, giving him the Medal of Honor more than 25 years after he died. http://wbztv.com/national/sioux.indian.medal.2.668184.html ***** "LekTa" : - incorporeal - truth that comes by way of the senses not of the body - a void like time and space - mediator to the spirit world - the idea of understanding that which is known to exist but has no body - intuit wisdom. "A voice on the wind." RIP - The spirit of Woodrow Wilson Keeble rides on the wind. "LekTa" (Speaks on the wind.) "Woody never complained. Woody believed in his people and America." ***** A Quote It is time to stop the evil, before the 3rd shaking of the planet. There is a storm before you, that claps silent thunder and blows no wind. Do you not feel it? The birds have, for their songs have changed, warning us. Listen. - Quiet Buck RELATED http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyr_mUpM41A&watch_response http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEBvo8Y4ZIY

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