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Walking means "walking a spiritual path through life and remaining in motion; that is, realizing that spirituality is dynamic rather than passive. The spiritual person does not meditate in a cave waiting for enlightenment. Instead, he or she values what Tibetan Buddhists call 'meditation in action' a spirituality that is fully engaged with life."

"Walking is dynamic spirituality. The spiritual person is always on the front lines," Rolling Thunder was fond of saying."

"Holy people like Crazy Horse (Lakota) or Gokhlayeh (the real name of Geronimo, Apache) were the first in battle. Today, medicine people remain in many important tribal decisions. They advise the chief, testify before the U.S. Congress, and defend their people against SOCIAL AND POLITICAL INJUSTICE."

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Lakota Leader Sitting Bull VS Mjr. E.M.Baker and the Norther Pacific Railroad Company - August 4, 1872: See Sitting Bull's biography by Stanley Vestal, Sitting Bull: Champion of the Sious, 1932, reprint, Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1957, page 127. Cohen's description is adapted from Vestal's book.

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"What about battles, not between nations, but within oneself, between the body's immune system AND the invading host of bcteria, viruses, carcinogens and OTHER PATHOGENIC FORCES?

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"...do ot wallow in dspair or be a victm of disease. Scientific research confirms that fiesty people are better at fighting illness."

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