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Howard
P. Bad Hand
Howard
P. Bad Hand is a Sicangu Lakota from Rosebud, South
Dakota, and was educated at The Lenox School, Dartmouth
College, Harvard University, and Sinte Gleska College.
A 4th generation member of a family of singers known
as song keepers for the Sicangu Lakota, he is a singer
and composer of Lakota songs; he has functioned as the
lead singer of the Heart Beat drum group and its predecessor,
Red Leaf Takoja, for over 25 years. In his capacity
as a ceremonial leader, he serves as the intercessor
for the High Star - Sun Eagle International Sun Dance
(see www.highstarsuneagle.org
for information) for peace held annually during the
first week of June in Red Valley, AZ. He is a founder
and co-owner of High Star Productions, Inc., which produces
CDs and videos of Native American song and dance performances.
He lectures and conducts workshops around the globe
on Native American singing and the use of the I-Ching
for personal character development. Widely known for
his work as an intuitive consultant for spiritual approaches
to life challenges, he also works with selected students
on individually tailored step-by-step programs of character
development using the I Ching as a guide. |
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