Comments on: The Wolf at Twilight — Let the Journey Begin

By: Pam

Pam — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 15:48:02 +0000

This is so very troubling.I find myself torn between selfishly wishing I hadn’t watched the video and didn’t know about any of this so that I could sleep better at night, and knowing that this is something that needs light shed upon it. It’s entirely right that I shouldn’t sleep well in the face of atrocities like these; none of us should. It’s an awareness we all need to have. If some of this awaits us in The Wolf at Twilight, it may be a more difficult read, but an important one, I think. Thank you, Kent, for laboring so long to write this book in a way that offers light as well as the darkness. I’m looking forward to reading it.

By: Harold RITE

Harold RITE — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 03:19:10 +0000

Kent- Thanx for the great news & updates. Sorry not to have communicated for so long but like you have been quite occupied. And now you give us Hidden from History to absorb! When I’ve slogged thru that mire I’m sure there will be much I’d like to discuss with you. So til then or after I’ve digested Twilight, promise, I’ll be in touch. Stay more than well, the world needs you.
Peace – 96arold

By: Gary Carson-Hull

Gary Carson-Hull — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 17:18:39 +0000

I am reading your blog from Swaziland, Africa where my wife and I are serving for four months working with orphaned and vulnerable children. Swaziland has the highest insidence of HIV/AIDS per-capata in the world hence so many orphans. Much of why we are here is because of reading all of your books and developing a deeper spirtuality as a result. We have also worked with Habitat For Humanity on the Rosebud Reservation in So. Dakota which was a result of being inspired by your writings. Thank you so much and we very much look forward to your new book!

By: jim

jim — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 11:54:21 +0000

the real true Lakota Way, told to me by many elders, says there are no bad Spirits, and there is no God. We are guided by the Tunkashilas, the ancestor Spirits, that is who we pray to. We are not afraid of hell, the devil, etc because there is none. My hunka Albert White Hat will answer many of these questions this fall when his book comes out on Lakota Spirituality. He told me that it will anger many Lakota Spiritual Leaders and ”medicine men” who try to preach like a white man and use the fear of the white man’s devil and hell theories.
Kent–never heard back from you did you reach Joyce/Jim Harrison?

By: Bob R.

Bob R. — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 11:50:08 +0000

I’m speachless. I never knew it reached that level or that level of deliberateness. However, in retrospect, I think I should have or could have had I thought about it.
The complexity of it all is overwhelming and I think that this must contribute to the reluctance of the victims to speak and of basically good people in main stream society to face the issues or help. I reality, it is people like Annett that bear the burdon for us all and from whom we benefit. I certainly hope this issue does not die in Canada and we deal with our own here in the US. One of many we must face.