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Lone Wild Bird (Native American Flute Series #2)

2/21/2018

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​This Dakota Indian tune is titled "Lone Wild Bird" and alludes in its lyrics to the Great Spirit coming to rest in us. I played this tune for a patient out on his lofty deck looking out over the Blue Ridge Mountains. 

 As soon as the music began a large hawk flew near us, winging back and forth as if to give us a message. I believe my patient and I knew what the message was without saying it out loud. The hawk was comforting us with his freedom to fly high in the wind drafts, telling us that death was similar to flying in the heavens, the winds. There was no need to fear.. 

My patient died in peace just a week later.
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Don McGowan
2/22/2018 07:21:52 am

Lovely. I have the image you describe in my mind's eye. Mitakuye oyasin

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Susan Craig
2/22/2018 11:52:07 am

This one speaks to my soul. Thank you! I'd like to hear before I go soaring... (Susan from Wildacres)

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