Portraits include: Buisson family. Red Tomahawk. Lieutenant Bull Head. Spotted Tail. Chief Gall. Goes Ahead one of Custer's Scouts. An Indian dandy, Young Crow making his toilet for the dance. Crow King. Curly, a survivor of the Custer Command in the Little Big Horn Fight, with his wife and child. Two Moons, Northern Cheyenne Chief. Rain in the Face. Sitting Bull. Standing Rock Indian Police. John Grass. Winter Camp Crow. Invocation Oglala Sioux. Crows dancing the Omaha or Grass Dance. On the Shores of Clayoquot Sound Nootka. Vanishing Race Navajo. Chief Joseph. Spearing Salmon on the Columbia River. Makah Fishermaen in the Straits of Juan de Fuca.

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Deep in lost history, did high civilizations and advanced knowledge thrive? The ancient Vedic literatures of India describe a worldwide civilization that flourished at a time when modern historians insist that humans like us existed simply as hunter-gatherers. This Vedic civilization, centered in India, employed technologies based on a scientific under­standing of the physical elements and forces we know today, as well as more subtle conscious elements. Devamrita Swami, who has spent a lifetime in his own search for Vedic India, takes us on a journey of intellectual discovery through the history of the remarkable Vedic civilization and its knowledge, locked in the ancient literatures of India. His wit and wisdom combine to make our search for Vedic India not only illuminating but entertaining. He tells us not only the truths of Vedic India, but how they are again coming to be. Searching for Vedic India thus takes us not only into the past, but into the future.

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