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Proud warriors forced to change in order to survive. The Lakota and the Klingons would recognize each other as equals.
And think of me when everything you wanted starts to end.
Proud warriors forced to change in order to survive. The Lakota and the Klingons would recognize each other as equals.
Today is a good day to die
This is meaningful to me because it’s a place I must try and be in every day. Leave nothing for chance and understand that I can die at any moment so I must always be one step in front of it.
This is what the white men believe Crazy Horse would say in Lakota as a battle cry. It was probably more like “come on let’s go” but it wasn’t so much the words but the message behind them. It’s a heavy mental mindset that you are ready to die today if that’s what happens. It means you have lived with honor and respect. Your family knows your love for them. You have shown your ancestors respect so they will be waiting for you, welcoming you to the other world as a warrior coming home. This is a power place to be, especially if you have to face a life and death situation.
So this is the battle cry
Hokahey! Nake nula wauŋ welo!
Let’s do this! I am ready for what comes!
The art of happiness boils down to this
Can I do something about this thing that upsets me?
*Yes? Then do it or make plans to reach a place where you’re in power to do it *
No? Then do not spend your time being concerned over it.
Try to practice this when you find yourself the rat in a cage. I hope you can break that rusty cage, and run.
They probably all tried to be the loudest while looking around and taking notes on who isn’t participating enough.
The Geophysical Institute at the University of Alaska at Fairbanks has forecast auroral activity on Thursday in Alaska, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, New York, New Hampshire, Vermont, Indiana, Maine and Maryland.
if we are talking 1950’s futurism with gay being content and happy, count me in!
My wife and my sisters. My wife’s family is close so it helps. But it’s not the same and I have mostly just accepted that I will always have this scar and it will never heal.
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This is something I have been dealing with for 30 years and more. First with my father when I was in my early 20s and more recently my mother.
I don’t speak to either of my parents. It’s a hard thing. I find it causes me stress at times but those people are horrible and I prefer the random guilty thoughts then the emotional abuse both of them inflict on me.
Sometimes it’s the better of choice that only has bad options.
Cheech and Chong’s Next Movie
His character saved that movie without a doubt