How This Fertility Deity Became a Modern Icon | Native American Mythology | SymbolSage

First appearing on Hohokam pottery as a hunchbacked flutist over 1000 years ago, Kokopelli is a Native American fertility deity revered by many Native American groups in the Southwestern region of the U.S. The image of Kokopelli is highly symbolic and is associated with fertility, music, merrymaking, and good luck.
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To learn more about Kokopelli:
Navajo Traditional Teachings - • Kokopelli
Kokopelli Animated Story - • The Legend of Kokopelli
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Timecodes:
00:00 - Intro
00:28 - The Origin of Kokopelli
01:11 - Representations of Kokopelli
02:14 - Kokopelli's Flute
02:51 - The Sinister Side of Kokopelli
03:34 - Kokopelli in the 20th Century
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[@aquatichighs]

I experienced this on mushrooms. I was stereotypically tripping when suddenly my vision became incredibly clear like ultra HD reality and then everything started melting playfully almost like everything was made of vibrations when I felt a presence (kokopelli). There was nothing alarming about it as I felt like I was in its world not the other way around. We did a literal eternal dance to the sound of creation which oddly sounded like a digeridoo. We looked like two flames just dancing for the sake of gods creation. I don’t really remember much else but it’s an experience I will never forget. The whole thing was strange and my description is very poor.

[@AlexCab_49]

I thought it was about the song from Mild high club

[@lucasessman1910]

I’m theeee kokopellliii

[@andregonzalez1496]

Locks hair ❤ Swing ( Jazz is truly American ) ❤❤❤❤

[@FerreneMachine]

I was told by a Navajo ranger, that the kokopelli would be put into the rock face, as a warning. A warning of the traveling flute clan was in town, and to keep wife's away from them. Kokopelli were known to travel naked.
Just something I've been told and found interesting.

[@zzausel]

Kokopelli is like Jesus who changed water to wine and was killed by the autorities and rised again.

[@nathan_abela]

Kok-apelli... Hmmm...