Is there a Lakota translation for the serenity prayer? I would prefer
the lakota translation of the whole serenity prayer, but the lakota
translation of the part of the prayer that is often said would be
acceptable if the whole prayer cannot be fornd translated

Though it probably doesn't help, here it is in Cherokee:

"
God Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change,
Unelanahi sgvsi nvwadohiyadi osda ayilidi nigadi gvginetliyvsdi nigessvna gesvi, 

the courage to change the things I can,
ale utlanigida aquudanadadisdi aginetliyvsdi na gvginetliyvsdi gesvi, 

and the wisdom to know the difference.
ale agadohvnesdi aquunvda yulisdosi dudalehnavi. 

Amen ~ Emenv
"


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