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   What is Cangleska Wakan?

   • Cangleska Wakan 4045 245th St NE, Solon, IA 52333 Cangleska Wakan Overview: Cangleska Wakan(chan – gle’ ska – wa kan’) is a 132-acre park that features high quality oak forest and unique architecture, including several round barns, a stone arch, a stone amphitheater, and a brick labyrinth.

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   What are Wakan Kuya and wakanlapi?

   • The Wakan kuya are the "lower, or lesser, wakan ", and include the buffalo, Tatanka, the two-legged (including both bears and humans), Hununpa, the four winds, Tatetob, and the whirlwind, Yumni. The Wakanlapi, "those similar to wakan ", include niyá, nağí, and the šicų, the eternal inner components of a person.

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   What are Wakan akatna and Kolaya?

   • The Wakan akatna or "superior wakan " comprise four primordial characters: the sun, Wi, the sky, Škan, the Earth, Maka, and the rock, Inyan. The Wakan kolaya, or "those whom the wakan call friends or associates", include the moon, Hąwí (Hanwi), the wind, Tʽaté (Tate), and the falling star, Wóĥpe (Woĥpe).

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2. www.mycountyparks.com › Park › Cangleska-WakanCangleska Wakan - Johnson, IA - MyCountyParks

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   Today, the large oaks and hickories throughout the woodland house a great diversity of wildlife. Along with high quality woodland, the site features four hand-built round barns, an outdoor amphitheater, a stone archway, a labyrinth, a local foods operation and a restored caboose.

3. blog.nativehope.org › the-sacred-hoop-was-theThe Cangleska Wakan, Sacred Hoop, was the first Medicine Wheel

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   Apr 20, 2017 · Learn about the Lakota, Dakóta, and Nakóta belief that everything in the universe is connected in a circle or hoop. Discover the meaning and significance of the medicine wheel, a symbol of unity and life, in Lakota culture.

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5. johnsoncountyiowa.gov › sites › defaultCangleska Wakan 4045 245th St NE, Solon, IA 52333

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   Overview: Cangleska Wakan(chan – gle’ ska – wa kan’) is a 132-acre park that features high quality oak forest and unique architecture, including several round barns, a stone arch, a stone amphitheater, and a brick labyrinth.

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   The sacred hoop, or cʽągléška wakʽą (cangleska wakan), is historically conceived as a camp circle formed by a ring of tipis. At some point, it came to symbolise the idea of all nations living in harmony, [137] as well as the notion that all life is connected, [138] including humanity's relationship with the buffalo and the wider universe.

7. www.johnsoncountyiowa.gov › conservation › publicPublic use areas - Johnson County Iowa

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   Cangleska Wakan. Click to see a map and more information. Cangleska Wakan is a 132-acre park that features high quality oak forest and unique architecture, including several round barns, a stone arch, a stone amphitheater, and a brick labyrinth.

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   Other large JCCB properties with ongoing development and ecological restoration include Cangleska Wakan (132 acres), Cedar River Crossing (407 acres), and Pechman Creek Delta (380 acres). Each of these properties highlights one or more of Johnson County’s native habitats.

9. johnsoncountyiowa.gov › department-of-conservationJohnson County Conservation

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   Jun 11, 2021 · These services are provided at more than 18 sites throughout Johnson County including natural areas, parks, preserves, and trails. The Conservation Department headquarters are located at the 1,062 acre F.W. Kent Park, with additional operations centers located at Cangleska Wakan, Pechman Creek Delta, and Sutliff.