Wokini: a Lakota journey to happiness and self-understanding

Carlsbad, CA: Hay House. Edited by Nicholas Sparks (1990)
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"Wokini, " translated from Lakota, means "seeking a new beginning." On that theme, the famous athlete joins the bestselling author to blend modern therapeutic principles and Native American tradition.

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