My german shepherd had much anxiety with a store bought plastic crate. So I built her a huge roomie crate out of unfinished cedar. She walked right in it and claimed it immediately. She goes inside it as her safe place
Schools only teach you to be a good worker, slave. They just indoctrinate ya why do you think they ever remotely teach anything like this haha yeah right they would never this is why I don’t respect them fuck faces
I will have a small cedar forest on my land when I move. So lovely to hear that it is sacred. Thank you for letting me know that. I will respect & honour each tree.
There's a beautiful cedar tree growing in the cemetery only a few blocks away from my apartment! So wonderful to learn more about the lovely and precious cedar tree from this wise man speaking on the video!🥰💕🌲
Greetings my friend. Thanks for clarifying the salt or sand in the shell. Many Blessings sent to you and your family sunshine. Mother Earth is Blessing for us all. Keep well. 🌲🌞💚🇨🇦
This was very helpful, I am very connected to the Cedar trees as they are abundant where I live. I take ritual baths with the dry leaves and use it to smoke cleanse my space. I don't ever take the leaves from the tree, but instead, I collected the dry leaves from the ground. Respect is important.
I also have several cedars on my property I just purchased. I did have fallen leaves but they were raked up when they were helping me clean. I have to clip a few from a branch that is hanging very low. Shall I offer food? I do not have tobacco. THank you,
Thanks, you remind me the old days, my home town folks used the cedar leaves for the same purpose, when someone dies in the family, on the seventh day the body was lifted and the bones were collected into a container and buried, the female members had to wear a cedar leaf in their hair for like seven days or so
Oseyo Thank You For Your Great Respect Wado Ani Tsisga Tsalagi You Learned Well Nuwati Osda You Are Doing A Good Job Keep Up The Good Work Donadvgovi S'qi
Thank you. The cedars would gladly give all their branches for no offering for all diverse fire keepers who know how to keep fires lit in places for purpose of discussing Peace. There is no safe environment, only holy ones. Also, they like their hair cut in a thoughtful manner too.
I love cedar it lifts me up immediately. Sweet grass is the only sacred plant of the 4 that doesn’t grow here in Central Europe so I haven’t had the pleasure to get to know it
There are a dozen or more cedars on my property here in the Pacific Northwest but now I’m learning they are actually “false” cedars as true cedars only grow in the Mediterranean and Himalayas. I have no idea what species these are wonder if they have the same spiritual and medicinal properties as your flat cedar. A large branch just fell from one of the trees in my yard and I want to make smudge sticks from the leaves since they’re already down and I won’t have to cut them. I’ve always recognized the life force in plants and minerals so appreciate your reverence for these trees.
Thank you for this fascinating video. Please give me any feedback you can re: the following matter: I have 15-17 white cedars growing along a 6 foot wooden fence in my backyard. The trees were growing over into the neighbour's yard and what he did was he went the length of the trees and sawed off 4-5 limbs off of every tree at the trunk! Will this hurt the trees? Is there anything I can do? I noticed that for the first time they did not produce cones this fall. No cones for the squirrels to munch on. Only now am learning of the connection between Native culture and cedars. But I have always known that there was something special about these trees. It has been an honour to have them as part of my world. Very painful to look at them now and see them butchered by that f******* neighbour.
Beautiful truths! And I love the hair as an offering! I'm really into doing things my own way, although I do honour certain truths and work with them. Sage is one of those truths. I grew up in poverty in a city ghetto so I was not blessed with teachings like this. As time marched on I became very connected psychically with this Earth. I can talk to animals and feel and sense plants. When I take from the living world I do so with a prayer of thanks and acknowledgement always, but I never thought of leaving an offering until I watched a couple of vids here on TH-cam by the Indigenous people of North America. I like the tabacco use but it does not fully speak to me for that. If I did it I would feel like I'm just copying Native culture. Lately I thought I should start leaving food for the plants I take from and maybe dance or sing a song to them. I was wondering if any indigenous people ever considered anything other than tobacco, after seeing your vid I know some do! Thank you.
Sounds like you are doing great! Some cultures (shamanic and not) leave coins or food offerings like honey, flowers, etc. Its common to give thanks and other prayers through song, dance, drumming, rattling. I think the most important commonality is that you are giving something of yourself in return for the use of another.
I love the idea of a dance as an offering of gratitude. I sing to my few squirrels and only recently realized the maple tree enjoys it also. They like songs from the wood~jethrotull✌️
Lightening has taken down a double tree at our Family Country acerage. We are just finished dealing with a lot of tree debris after Hurricane Beryl hit Houston...then go check on our land where my Father was born and find this cedar tree... What to with it? I want simply to make cedar mulch for a gelp with all the bugs that invade the house. Thought we coumd rent a commercial chipper or hire it done. But, they are other beautiful things we could try to make too... any ideas? How do we honor this tree? Thanks so much!
I did a cleanse dance around the house In my war fatigue singing. The cops came to my house. I ignored them for inturp my moment. The only thing they did was stand by upserved my movement. took 18 cops to watch me. I blessed the cruisers before they left. The lasst cop to leave was a elder. How crazy is that. strange to see all my neighbors came out to record me. I only do this on new moos blood moons or on drouts. no one is ever out side.
This video has made me a new friend. I look forward to many other videos. Awesome!!! We have a video that you might resonate with. It's called our hearts awareness knows the lesson of the trees. Please check it out. I think you would like it. Many blessings to you my friend. (Emilie)
Why doesn't my cedar stay lit or why do I have to relight it frequently just to make it smoke? I would love to know if I'm doing something wrong. I can't get sage so I want to use the cedar off my tree
I had the same issue. I have begun to gather a small (toothpick thin) stick as a core or wick, preferably from a hardwood... I like birch and I wrap my cedar tightly around the core.
@@Mimi-cq4bg thank you, good idea!! I was beginning to think there was some reason, that it wouldn't smoke or stay lit! There's a story that goes with that poor tree, and in my tiny brain I kinda think, that it does not want to help me...
I don't think Thujas are male or female, they're monecious so they have separate male and female cones on the same tree -- the female cones are a lot more noticeable, the male ones are very small and stubby and nondescript on the branch tips
So if you're picking off dead leaves that have already fallen to the ground and doesn't that mean the spirit is no longer in it? Just as if you cut a finger off of a human you are not removing its soul from its body. So wouldn't it make more sense to cut a few pieces of living tree or leaves off and leave a gift in return to make it more spiritual and real
You're taking this a little too far buddy don't cut your hair just say thankyou at most offer a pinch of tobacco or white sage, and you want to take the cedar leaves off the living tree. Also never use the stems it makes it bitter and the darkest green is the best. Sincerely, a native guy
At no time did he say to cut your hair. It is understood that when out in the bush and you ha e nothing to offer in the way of Tobacco or Cornmeal....,..to be respectful you may pull a strand of your hair or .....a Song Is Most Appropriate as an Offering to the Spirit of the Tree as well. I love to sing the Cedar Tree Song while gathering Cedar. These are living Beings and are to be honoured. Trees are our Elders. Ta'ho!
And the sons of God came to the sons of men and married women of the earth the angels genesis 6 job 2 job 38 the angels and the angels grabbed lot his wife and daughters genesis 19
My german shepherd had much anxiety with a store bought plastic crate. So I built her a huge roomie crate out of unfinished cedar. She walked right in it and claimed it immediately. She goes inside it as her safe place
nicely done👍
i love this
yea we need to go back to nature
Wish they taught these things in school, great message ❤️
I can teach you
exactly. Children need to learn how to connect with nature. the world would be different.
You and Me both, it's up to us to suggest this to the Educational System 🤞🤞🤞🤞
@@biboonnang And teach Macrobiotics too. People don't have a clue how to eat properly.
Schools only teach you to be a good worker, slave. They just indoctrinate ya why do you think they ever remotely teach anything like this haha yeah right they would never this is why I don’t respect them fuck faces
I will have a small cedar forest on my land when I move. So lovely to hear that it is sacred. Thank you for letting me know that. I will respect & honour each tree.
you its barks are medicine
Thank you Mother Earth 🌍 and thank you kind sir. 🙏🏼
its a plane don't be a sucker like most people search 200 proofs the plane(earth) is nota plinning ball
@@malachi6336 sounds like a mental health issue and that’s nothing to play with. Get some help and stay off of my comments.
There's a beautiful cedar tree growing in the cemetery only a few blocks away from my apartment! So wonderful to learn more about the lovely and precious cedar tree from this wise man speaking on the video!🥰💕🌲
Thank you brother for honoring the Sacred medicines! Aho 💜🙏
Kindred spirits led me here. Thank you for this information!
That was beautifully spoken and felt. Thank you for helping educate our world to the sacredness of the cedar and all of life! Blessings & Love
All negative and haters should leave this site hopefully too. Thank you for sharing such lovely wisdom so appreciate it…
Your presentation has been so amazing! Thank you so sweet and clear ! 💙💙💜💜💙💙💜💜🙏🙂🙏
I love your every word you say and I love your frequency of Oneness in you, Thankyou for sharing! Namaste.👍
What a sweet sweet man. Thank you for explaining.
I am happy to learn about Cedar - better late than never! So healing - so natural! Your respect is very apparent too.....Miigwetch!
great teachings... thank you
Beautiful sharing! Thank you❤
Truly appreciate your loving spirit thank you.
Greetings my friend. Thanks for clarifying the salt or sand in the shell. Many Blessings sent to you and your family sunshine. Mother Earth is Blessing for us all. Keep well. 🌲🌞💚🇨🇦
Awesome video! What some great thoughts. Explained so well. Subscriber from Florida
Thank you so much. Sending you much love and light
This was very helpful, I am very connected to the Cedar trees as they are abundant where I live. I take ritual baths with the dry leaves and use it to smoke cleanse my space. I don't ever take the leaves from the tree, but instead, I collected the dry leaves from the ground. Respect is important.
I also have several cedars on my property I just purchased. I did have fallen leaves but they were raked up when they were helping me clean. I have to clip a few from a branch that is hanging very low. Shall I offer food? I do not have tobacco. THank you,
@@Centannicocktails a few strands of your own hair, or corn meal..
@@annedavis6090 Thank Anne!
So it is in the family of pine. Thank you!!
I loved every word Thank You very much for sharing xx
Great! Thanks for sharing your wisdom with us
Wow, thank you for this perfect explanation of not just cedar but many other things. Blessings!!! I am now a subscriber for life. 😉
I totally enjoyed your presentation. Thank you for sharing.
Thankyou so much ,for this information.So happy you shared this.
Thank you!!
I love this, thank you so much ♥️🙏🏼
Great information and love your respect for nature.
Thank you 🦉
Thank you
Thank You For This Insightful Information. Many Blessings.
Thanks, you remind me the old days, my home town folks used the cedar leaves for the same purpose, when someone dies in the family, on the seventh day the body was lifted and the bones were collected into a container and buried, the female members had to wear a cedar leaf in their hair for like seven days or so
My favorite water cedar water. Joined the channel TTYS God bless
Woah..that was wonderful...thanks!!
Oseyo Thank You For Your Great Respect Wado Ani Tsisga Tsalagi You Learned Well Nuwati Osda You Are Doing A Good Job Keep Up The Good Work Donadvgovi S'qi
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Love the "Ringing Cedar" Anastasia Books. I subscribed. Excellent video!
Thank you. The cedars would gladly give all their branches for no offering for all diverse fire keepers who know how to keep fires lit in places for purpose of discussing Peace. There is no safe environment, only holy ones. Also, they like their hair cut in a thoughtful manner too.
What a lovely message
I love cedar it lifts me up immediately. Sweet grass is the only sacred plant of the 4 that doesn’t grow here in Central Europe so I haven’t had the pleasure to get to know it
Perhaps you can grow your own sweetgrass! This is my garden goal this year
Absolutely beautiful, i like using cedar. It’s beautiful
Excellent and very clever thank you 👏👏👏👏
Thank you that beautiful share!
Great video! Thank you!
That is such amazing knowledge. I can’t wait to try the abalone shell and the different stages of smoke. Thank you so much.
There are a dozen or more cedars on my property here in the Pacific Northwest but now I’m learning they are actually “false” cedars as true cedars only grow in the Mediterranean and Himalayas. I have no idea what species these are wonder if they have the same spiritual and medicinal properties as your flat cedar. A large branch just fell from one of the trees in my yard and I want to make smudge sticks from the leaves since they’re already down and I won’t have to cut them. I’ve always recognized the life force in plants and minerals so appreciate your reverence for these trees.
I wanted to see Cedars cos a lot of them mentioned in the Holy Bible❤️
Very informative video thank you
Mitakuye Oyasin ! Thank you! 💜🙏
awesome, good teacher, thanks!
Thank you for sharing 🙏❤️
So knowledgeable and well-explained. Hiy hiy!
Thank you for this fascinating video. Please give me any feedback you can re: the following matter:
I have 15-17 white cedars growing along a 6 foot wooden fence in my backyard. The trees were growing over into the neighbour's yard and what he did was he went the length of the trees and sawed off 4-5 limbs off of every tree at the trunk! Will this hurt the trees? Is there anything I can do? I noticed that for the first time they did not produce cones this fall. No cones for the squirrels to munch on. Only now am learning of the connection between Native culture and cedars. But I have always known that there was something special about these trees. It has been an honour to have them as part of my world. Very painful to look at them now and see them butchered by that f******* neighbour.
Thank you.
Awesome info💪
Lovely ✌🏾💞
Beautiful truths! And I love the hair as an offering! I'm really into doing things my own way, although I do honour certain truths and work with them. Sage is one of those truths. I grew up in poverty in a city ghetto so I was not blessed with teachings like this. As time marched on I became very connected psychically with this Earth. I can talk to animals and feel and sense plants. When I take from the living world I do so with a prayer of thanks and acknowledgement always, but I never thought of leaving an offering until I watched a couple of vids here on TH-cam by the Indigenous people of North America. I like the tabacco use but it does not fully speak to me for that. If I did it I would feel like I'm just copying Native culture. Lately I thought I should start leaving food for the plants I take from and maybe dance or sing a song to them. I was wondering if any indigenous people ever considered anything other than tobacco, after seeing your vid I know some do! Thank you.
Sounds like you are doing great! Some cultures (shamanic and not) leave coins or food offerings like honey, flowers, etc. Its common to give thanks and other prayers through song, dance, drumming, rattling. I think the most important commonality is that you are giving something of yourself in return for the use of another.
I love the idea of a dance as an offering of gratitude. I sing to my few squirrels and only recently realized the maple tree enjoys it also.
They like songs from the wood~jethrotull✌️
@@annedavis6090- very beautiful that you sing to squirrels. 😊
Well done, thank you for the information.
Awesome.. thanks. For your teaching.. ahoo
Thank you so very much
Miigwetch from Ojibweland!
beautiful!
Beautiful
Lightening has taken down a double tree at our Family Country acerage. We are just finished dealing with a lot of tree debris after Hurricane Beryl hit Houston...then go check on our land where my Father was born and find this cedar tree... What to with it? I want simply to make cedar mulch for a gelp with all the bugs that invade the house. Thought we coumd rent a commercial chipper or hire it done. But, they are other beautiful things we could try to make too... any ideas? How do we honor this tree?
Thanks so much!
I no longer use sage due to the over harvesting. I only use cedar/juniper for cleansing and other medicinal purposes
Thanks
Cedar is native to Turkey, called Anatolian cedar.
Beautiful sharing.
I did a cleanse dance around the house In my war fatigue singing. The cops came to my house. I ignored them for inturp my moment. The only thing they did was stand by upserved my movement. took 18 cops to watch me. I blessed the cruisers before they left.
The lasst cop to leave was a elder. How crazy is that. strange to see all my neighbors came out to record me. I only do this on new moos blood moons or on drouts. no one is ever out side.
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nive video enjoy waching filipina raquel
May I ask you what is the benefit for the Spiritus to give a hair for them. What are they doing with it?
thank y
Good info thank you
Could you show us how you burn the sweetgrass, cedar and sage in the abalone shell as you described?
hi hi
Can you draw bad spirits with cedar!!
This video has made me a new friend. I look forward to many other videos. Awesome!!! We have a video that you might resonate with. It's called our hearts awareness knows the lesson of the trees. Please check it out. I think you would like it. Many blessings to you my friend. (Emilie)
Plot twist: he works as a tree planter, so that's why he is missing so much hair.
Okay too funny!
Why doesn't my cedar stay lit or why do I have to relight it frequently just to make it smoke?
I would love to know if I'm doing something wrong.
I can't get sage so I want to use the cedar off my tree
I had the same issue. I have begun to gather a small (toothpick thin) stick as a core or wick, preferably from a hardwood... I like birch and I wrap my cedar tightly around the core.
@@Mimi-cq4bg thank you, good idea!! I was beginning to think there was some reason, that it wouldn't smoke or stay lit! There's a story that goes with that poor tree, and in my tiny brain I kinda think, that it does not want to help me...
Grind it after it dries burns beautifully
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is cedar and cypress trees are two different ????
How tall was the cannanites Amos 2
I don't think Thujas are male or female, they're monecious so they have separate male and female cones on the same tree -- the female cones are a lot more noticeable, the male ones are very small and stubby and nondescript on the branch tips
Do u make teas out of red cedar
Brian Dodd did you get an answer for making tea from red cedar? thx..i wld like to know
What Nation do you belong too ???
That’s thuja occidentalis,eastern white cedar. The genus cedrus libani in Lebanon called the cedar of the god
The tree can't hear you, but the Creator can. His name is Jesus and if this offends you, then you need to cleanse the evil spirit satan from you.
Cherokee ...
I pray to God for you that God opens your eyes to the truth!
What is this truth you speak off?
OHOE
👀👈
And you do know their spiritual evil spirits too!!!
So if you're picking off dead leaves that have already fallen to the ground and doesn't that mean the spirit is no longer in it?
Just as if you cut a finger off of a human you are not removing its soul from its body. So wouldn't it make more sense to cut a few pieces of living tree or leaves off and leave a gift in return to make it more spiritual and real
How can I dead thing have a spirit in it so why are you using the Dead Leaves?
Amos 2
You're taking this a little too far buddy don't cut your hair just say thankyou at most offer a pinch of tobacco or white sage, and you want to take the cedar leaves off the living tree. Also never use the stems it makes it bitter and the darkest green is the best.
Sincerely, a native guy
Thanks for the advice, brother.
Do you have to dry out the cedar before making tea with it? or can you make the tea right away? thanks
@@africaRBG no never dry it
At no time did he say to cut your hair. It is understood that when out in the bush and you ha e nothing to offer in the way of Tobacco or Cornmeal....,..to be respectful you may pull a strand of your hair or .....a Song Is Most Appropriate as an Offering to the Spirit of the Tree as well. I love to sing the Cedar Tree Song while gathering Cedar. These are living Beings and are to be honoured. Trees are our Elders. Ta'ho!
What about for cedar bath, should leaves be dry or fresh off the tree? Thank you.
Lovely video.
You are definitively phenotypically a Caucasian not an Amerindian sir.
And the sons of God came to the sons of men and married women of the earth the angels genesis 6 job 2 job 38 the angels and the angels grabbed lot his wife and daughters genesis 19
But he missed a very big point. Cedar is a woman's medicine and should be harvested by women from Nokomis Giizhik
Les di hsc
Pull your hair out? Yikes...I'll stick with tobacco!