Thank you so much for the video. I'm interested in incorporating some Waldorf pedagogy into our local Jewish Day School and some of the stuff you talk about with wanting to preserve your culture, and your language rang so true for us as well. I actually find myself coming to tears while watching, the fear of losing ones culture and the drive to keep teaching it to our children hits me hard (I also have ancestors on my father's side who were 5 Nations members who assimilated into white culture , and there is always a part of me that is aware and mourns what was lost). Thank you for sharing

Culture has many faces but is always a gift. Thank you for preserving a piece of it

I have been such a slow and struggling student of anthroposophy, that I used to think "Surely if Dr. Steiner were here, he would disqualify one as crass as I, and tell me to re-apply again in a few lifetimes." But in deep meditations I have encountered Dr. Steiner, and his presence so full of the warmth of love and compassion and patient encouragement. This has inspired me to go forward, stop being so hard on myself, and trust in the work of the powerful benevolent beings and forces at work in us all within the Christ impulse. I have spent much time in the past 2-3 years listening to his free online lectures on the Rudolf Steiner Audio site, which have supported me more than I can say. Today I decided to put on this collection of 33 Waldorf videos while I puttered around the house. When your video came on, it immediately drew my attention away from my work, and the strong impression was presented to my consciousness of Dr. Steiner's spirit and consciousness hovering over and pervading your school with powerfully protective, beneficent forces that moved me to tears. I feel certain Dr. Steiner is actively at work in the increasing fruits of his labor of love all over the earth, but I certainly sensed a great, abiding love in his heart for the Lakota Waldorf School. Thank you all for blessing me with this video.

nice to see the children talking the lakota language, that gives hope for the Future. Iyasica mkoce ematahan. Michael emaciapi. Bonn otonwahe ki el wati. I supportet this school a little bit in the past. I hope to come around one day, and see an feel. Ampetu waste yuha. Toksa ake, Michael

Thank you for sharing this inspiring video of your work together to preserve your culture and improve the quality of life for the children. Awesome.

It's important that Lakota children are the future to talk Lakota and there custom to there should be from kindergarten to 12th grade Lakota children are smart they have good teachers to teach I wish all of them luck

Inspiring work. Education pedagogy used to preserve indigenous culture.

So inspiring. I don't know what else to say. Inspiring.

Kia ora everyone I commend you on your current achievements and wish you well! Pai Marie from Aotearoa.

Impressive video! I like the little guys singing and talking Lakota. Keep up the good work! Greetings from Germany!

All the best to all of you.What a great challenge you face...Hope you have help from the European Steiner Schools.

Great job with the video!

The best way to learn a language, is to hear it used in the home, from birth , and on ! Is there any way this can happen for the children ?