TRACK 4:

The meaning of singing and drumming; native history before the Lewis and Clark expedition; The data of Crazy Horse’s daughter; Burial scaffolds; Lt. Colonel George Armstrong Custer’s 7th Cavalry; Sitting Bull’s trek to Canada.

TRACK 3:

Re-introduction of who Dave is, and who Crazy Horse was; Call about Honor, Respect, and Spirituality, Dave explains; Lakota followed anybody they wanted to follow: “Hunger trumps Loyalty”; Story about Crazy Horse hunting with his father and sharing the meat; Dave gives insight numbers of soldiers, horses, and other battle facts.

TRACK 2:

Dave studies history of towns he has lived in; How to go about writing a book; What is Historical Fiction; Call about how the white people never treated the natives right; Crazy Horse Tours and the granite carving project of the Lakota war chief.

Track 1:

Introductions; Why a book about Crazy Horse; Dave describes Crazy Horse the Man and Crazy Horse the Leader; What is a “Shirt Wearer”;

TRACK 6:

Other forms of “diagnosis”; How does a detox program look for a Vata-, a Pitta-, or a Kapha person; Call about how to “treat” an infection that has gone internal; Elaine explains Color Therapy.

TRACK 5:

Two books on Ayurveda; Listener question about the cost for an initial visit ($150.00) and subsequent treatments ($85.00); some of the different treatments Blissfull Ayurveda offers; Elaine explains facial “diagnosis.”

TRACK 4:

Her first client (cont….); Jacobus’ story about elementary school; Elaine explains Agni (fire), Ama (repressed emotions), the 3 Malas, 7 Dhatus, and Prakutri.

TRACK 3:

Ayurveda in your kitchen; Pitta and Kapha better explained; How Elaine works with her clients; The three pillars/the tripod; Her very first client.

TRACK 2:

Ayurveda is a “sister science” with Yoga; The visions by the Rishi’s (the Ancient Seers); introducing the three Doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha); What is Vata.

Elaine’s office: (406) - 579-3910

www.BlissfulBozeman.com

TRACK 1:

Introductions; What got Elaine interested in Ayurveda; Has Ayurveda survived in modern India; Eight different practices of Ayurveda.