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Crazy horse Quote by Stephen E. Ambrose

“All that existed was precious in Crazy Horse’s religion—whatever a man did or thought was good, was wakan, so long as he obeyed his own inner voice, for that too was wakan.” quote by Stephen E. Ambrose
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““All that existed was precious in Crazy Horse’s religion—whatever a man did or thought was good, was wakan, so long as he obeyed his own inner voice, for that too was wakan.””

Stephen E. Ambrose

About This Quote

In Crazy Horse’s belief, anything good aligns with the sacred (wakan) if it follows one’s inner voice, emphasizing inner guidance as holy.

In simple terms: Good deeds are sacred when guided by inner voice.

Key Takeaway

Trust inner guidance as spiritual compass.

Themes

spirituality indigenous belief inner voice

Mood

contemplative respectful

Type

philosophical cultural

When to use this quote

  • decision making
  • counseling
  • cultural education

Key Concepts

wakan morality personal truth

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you discern your inner voice?
  • When might following it be harmful?
A Different Perspective

Inner voice may conflict with external norms.

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