Training Via Zoom

Sung Nagi Kici Okiju: Becoming one with the Spirit of the Horse is not a horsemanship model. It's a way of life. Our ancestors weren't just good horsemen, they were good relatives to teh horse nation. Sung Nagi Kici Okiju is a culturally based approach to the growing fields of equine therapy, therapautic horsemaship and therapeutic riding.

This workshop honors the spirit of the horse because of their healing abilities.

All across the world, people who are descendants of horse cultures are working towards bringing the teachings from the horse nation back. Becoming one with the the spirit of the horse, llc would like to offer our e assistance to those groups who are interested in developing their own equine programs.

I have five stories on how horses have had a profound effect on my life and created change within me. This workshop will focus on lessons learned from a lifetime of experience with horses.

"My boy. If you live. You will never be a man in this world because you can never own a gun or a pony." Chief Sitting Bull to his son Crow Foot.

We often talk about the effects of the Indian Wars, Forced Assimilation, Boarding Schools and failed US Indian Policies have had on our people but what we seem to have forgotten was how traumatic the loss of the horse was.

1881 Sitting Bull and the Hunkpapa returned to the United States from Canada. Their horses were confiscated. This session will focus on the trauma created and our efforts to repatriate our ancestral horses now known as the Nokota Horse.