Wicasa Akantu
Exlporing the Source of Human Being
Wicasa Akantu means "Human Beings" in Lakota. The Lakota language is primarily a language operating in feel not in descriptive objects, events and emotions. Wicasa Akantu is an experience of integration with human kind. The experience is a natural act of in the presence of another being in legitimacy-in-coexistence. Being quiet, gentle, peaceful, still an ...learn more
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Created: Mar 09, 2008
Updated: Aug 25, 2009
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natalia Bonilla
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About
Natalia is an organizer and leader with the Agriculture and Land Based Training Association (ALBA) based in Salinas Ca. She runs the Small Farmer Education program, which specializes in training aspiring farm managers in the planning and management of sustainable and locally owned agribusiness enterprises in California.