Way of Wakan: Reflections on Lakota Spirituality and Grief Sakon Kaidou Named a Crime Novel of

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Way of Wakan: Reflections on Lakota Spirituality and Grief Sakon Kaidou Named a Crime Novel ofFollowing the sudden death of his 27 year old daughter Felicity, in Way of Wakan, David Mathieu shares a moving personal understanding of Lakota (Sioux) beliefs surrounding death. Learned decades earlier from two Lakota medicine men on the Cheyenne River reservation in South Dakota, the author reflects on what he experienced long ago and how the death of Felicity has led to a deeper understanding of Lakota spirituality. Formerly a professor of