Lessons Of A Lakota: A Young Man's Journey To Happiness And Self-Understanding

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In this Native American allegory, a young Lakota boy named David is despondent over the death of his sister and fears that he will never know happiness again. His father gives him a gift, a scroll with seven pictures, which properly understood, holds the keys to self understanding. In a deeply moving way, Lessons of a Lakota blends traditional Native American beliefs, with more modern principles such as positive thinking and self awareness. This book will teach you about yourself, show you what it means to be happy, and lead you on your own personal journey to inner peace.

During the 1964 Summer Olympic games in Tokyo, Billy Mills stunned spectators when, as a virtual unknown, he outpaced the competition in the last 100 meters of the 10,000-meter race and took home a gold. Mills now serves as the national spokesperson for the aid organization Running Strong for American Indian Youth. Nicholas Sparks is the best-selling author of Message in a Bottle and The Notebook.