By Jake Singer

On Sale: Oct 6, 2026
Page Count: 256 pages
Publisher: Sterling Ethos
ISBN-13: 9781454963806

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Navajo wisdom traditions were developed over many centuries, long before Europeans ever set foot in North America, but they remain uniquely relevant today. In this book, Chief Jake Singer, a Diné Navajo Medicine Man shares profound lessons through the history and folklore that have contributed to the survival of the Navajo people—as well as through his own lived experience. Topics range from the physical to the spiritual realms, and include the smoke lodge, Navajo prayer and meditation practices, traditional Native American use of herbs and plants for wellness, the Navajo approach to fitness, and much more. This book provides a wellspring of timeless knowledge and offers a fresh outlook on spirituality and intentional living. Included throughout are candid photographs of Chief Jake performing ceremonies, of his personal medicine tools, and of Navajo ritual items, lodgings, instruments, and beadwork.

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Chief Jake Singer is a Diné Navajo medicine man, traditional doctor, Sundance chief, ceremonial leader, and robeman (spiritual leader). As a Lakota Sundance chieftain, he has been a sacred pipe carrier for more than 40 years. Chief Jake is also leads Native American Church ceremonies all over the United States, and has devoted his life to following the traditional medicine path. He is also a decorated Vietnam War veteran who has worked for more than 20 years to bring awareness and support to Native American veterans as the commander of Walk with the Warriors, an advocacy and education organization. Chief Jake continues to conduct traditional Native American healing ceremonies nationwide.

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Jake Singer

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Chief Jake Singer is a Diné Navajo medicine man, traditional doctor, Sundance chief, ceremonial leader, and robeman (spiritual leader). As a Lakota Sundance chieftain, he has been a sacred pipe carrier for more than 40 years. Chief Jake is also leads Native American Church ceremonies all over the United States, and has devoted his life to following the traditional medicine path. He is also a decorated Vietnam War veteran who has worked for more than 20 years to bring awareness and support to Native American veterans as the commander of Walk with the Warriors, an advocacy and education organization. Chief Jake continues to conduct traditional Native American healing ceremonies nationwide.

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