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There once was a Native American tribe called the 

Lakota's nation. One summer the Lakota's went 

through a time period of starvation. During that 

summer two brave men decided to wake up early in the 

morning to head out to look for food for the community. 

The two male hunters searched for hours with 

no success of finding food for the families. but 

on their adventure, while walking up a hill, 

they spotted a beautiful women on the top of 

the hill. 

As they got closer to the woman,they noticed she was a 

scared woman. The one man tried to shake her hand, 

and she banished him into dust!

This made the other man very nervous, and hesitant to 

make any sudden movement. But then the White buffalo 

woman spoke to the man and said, 

Young man, tell your head chief to prepare his 

community for my arrival.

The man hopped on to his horse, and quickly got home 

and told his chief and the community the news of the 

woman who was to approach them soon.

So then the community quickly prepared for the arrival 

of the White Buffalo Woman.The families of the Lakota 

Nation built a medicine lodge large enough for the whole 

community to sit into, so they could use it when she 

came.

After the meeting with the hunter, the Woman arrived to 

the Lakota nation four days later and directed the whole 

tribe into the medicine lodge, so she could talk to the 

community as a whole. 

She had brought with her scared gifts for the community 

and she was speaking to them about culture and 

keeping faith with the scared people.

The scared gifts she brought to them were a scared 

pipe, which lit up on fire to symbolize generations to 

come.

She explained to the community the importance of 

every individual, in males, females and children. 

Finally the White Buffalo Women explained she would 

return in the next generations, bringing all the lands to 

peace. 

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