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The White Buffalo Woman. Lakota Legend
More than two thousand years ago, when the earth still breathed in balance and the Lakota people lived in communion with the spirits of wind and fire, a great famine struck the prairies. The animals disappeared, the rituals lost their strength, and the connection with Wakan Tanka, the Great Mystery weakened.
Two young Lakota warriors went hunting. High on a hill, they saw a figure wrapped in light. It was a woman of supernatural beauty, dressed in white furs, sacred feathers, and sage leaves. One of the young men had impure thoughts and was consumed by his own energy. The other, noble and respectful, was sent back to his people with a message: the sacred woman would come to teach them the ways of the spirit.
That woman was Ptesan-Wi, the White Buffalo Woman. For four days, he lived with the Lakota and taught them seven sacred rituals, including the use of the ceremonial pipe, a symbol of peace and connection with the divine. He spoke to them about respect for the land, the importance of community, and how to live in balance with all creatures.
Before leaving, he promised that he would return in the form of a white buffalo when the world was in danger, as a sign of spiritual renewal. For the Lakota, the birth of a white buffalo is a miraculous event, a symbol that the prophecy is alive and that there is still hope for humanity.

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White Buffalo Woman II

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The Song of Glooskap and the East Wind. A Story Inspired by the Mi'kmaq
In ancient times, when the trees spoke and the rivers sang, the Great Spirit Manitou wove the world with threads of light and shadow. In the land of mists called Wunama'kik, lived the Mi'kmaq people, known as L'nu'k, "the people."
Each clan lived in harmony with the seven districts of the forest, guided by the wise elders and guardian spirits. The most powerful of all was Glooskap, the creator hero, born from the sea foam and the moonlight. Glooskap taught the Mi'kmaq to build birch bark wikuoms, to fish for plamu (salmon), and to listen to the whispering of the cedars.
But one day, the East Wind brought with it Malsum, the dark wolf, who wished to upset the balance of the world. Malsum offered humans power without respect, fire without purpose, and words without truth. Some listened, but the Mi'kmaq gathered in a circle, lit the sacred fire, and sang Glooskap's song.
Glooskap descended in a star-canoe, with its bow of light and cloak of mist. He confronted Malsum in the Great Flood, where the waters covered the forests and the spirits wept. But with three wishes granted by Glooskap: wisdom, memory, and compassion, the Mi'kmaq survived, taking refuge in the mountains of Kespek, "the last land."

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I am J. Bilbao, creator of worlds where music intertwines with Basque and international legends, forgotten constellations, and stories you may have never heard. Every note I compose, every word I write, is born from a cross between the ancestral and the futuristic.

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