I absolutely loved this, Navajo Grandma. Thank you for always being so transparent and loving in sharing much needed history. Furthermore, so many people view Christianity as the “white man’s religion” without realizing that Jesus showed the way to many throughout the land long before colonization. I appreciate how you never stop sharing that aspect, too. I send you my love, prayers, and also have a beautiful Mother’s Day!
Thank you so dearly. What a beautiful tribute to you for your Hozho you have to give to Navajo Grandma. I was so honored to read your lovely comment. Thank you again as also being grandma's subscriber. I have the best!! If you are a Mom like me, send you❤❤❤🎉and smiles for life😊. May your prayers and all you seek be yours this weekend & thru out life. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma thank you! No, I am not a mom (my baby is with the Lord 👼🏽 ), BUT I am a former educator who influenced the lives of children of all ages for 20 years (until I retired early from Education last year) and I am a cat mom to a tabby - LOL. Moreover, I still have my mom and she is absolutely wonderful. I am so blessed to have her and my dad in my life and they’re still happily married. Mother’s Day will be beautiful!
@@aletheafelton Aletha thank you for your reply. What a beautiful comment and I pray for your life to be filled with continue education in all directions and full of Godly service to those and more and more in need. Thank you for all the years you have invested in being a wonderful soul blessing the lives of children. You are wonderful. Teachers are God's gift. Thank you with hugs. Navajo Grandma. Tell your mother "HAPPY MOTHERS DAY!' Navajo Grandma
Hi dear grandma, thank you for your reply and thank you for this video! Have a great day! And have a very happy mothers day! Much love and peace! Ruth 💖 💖 💖
@@Ricart0713 Well, sometimes I wonder but I do wish he would walk and stop just sitting when he works. He is busy and is quite intelligent. He just doesn't like to walk and I love to run and walk. We also bike but again since his stroke he seems frightened to ride but I still make him ride now and then. I just take my bike and enjoy the wind in my face and how wonderful it is to have legs, my feet and that I have a bike to ride. Otherwise he likes to eat. Thank you for asking. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Happiest of Mothers days to you Navajo Grandma for the gift to us you are and the wisdom you impart /instill in us who embrace your truth and wisdom that enlightenes our path .. How blessed your children and grandchildren are. Much love to you and yours❤
HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY TO MY PRETTY GIRL!!! Goodness time flies so fast, I have been so busy and doing grade school presentations and trying to save the Navajo Nation and remaining involved, goodness its a full time job. Prayer is so important. Thank you for your kind words Amye. I want you to know because of your one question long ago, it continues to open doors to all Jews, all Nations everywhere and it is an absolute honor that you were the one who opened these doors with your questions. There are those who are creepy but for the most part, they are full of happy knowledge and celebrate your question and answers that have driven deep into my life and past and my ancestral generations of Paternal and Maternal lines. See why you were so important to open these doors and why you are here. Look what you did to me LOL!! No I am serious you opened the world to asking questions that everyone has had in their hearts and spirit. Thank you and may you be blessed for this. God has a plan for you woman. Love and Hugs. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma I watch Spagoshi's youtube and I have seen people mention you and this subject . It is within us to remember who we are..It is how Creator made us I believe. Now is the time for us to bring truth to the surface. It's you and your platform that made that possible and you certainly have a purpose Grandma... what a beautiful person you are with the energy, fire and truth you bring to the forefront of humanity. I am honored to know you and regard you as my friend and teacher. I love you and I am grateful to have been a part of this conversation. Eternally your friend and student. Much love to you.
I remember well, when traveling across from the east coast, the land of your people. The place has much charm and spirit, which I could feel strongly, although I am not Native. I’m so happy the elders are keeping the lifeblood of your people alive and teaching the young the truth. Anyone can read history books, but the righteous seek the truth, which is not always in books. Thank you.
Oh goodness, here are my tears again. You speak so perfectly and few speak with the tongue of angels. Such a lovely comment and moving. Thank you so dearly!! It's my honor. Hug yourself and your Mom or send her loving prayers. Happy Moms Day! Love you dearly. Navajo Grandma ❤❤❤❤
You are so welcome! It use to be awful to show this picture of me but now it is vintage and I finally appreciate it. I love the old photos and how we lived almost like gypsies but this was when we traveled. It was true life. I am happy to share. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Good Morning to you!! Give yourself a great hug as a Mom but also hug your Mom, if not send her loving prayers. Mom's are the best!! Dad's too! Navajo Grandma
I am making a apple cobbler in a iron skillet in the oven ❤️Happy Shabbat Shalom & Happy beautiful Mother’s Day My friend & Sister in our Savior Christ Jesus ❤️
@@lisabarnes6919 Oh yum, I tried that and it was very delicious but burned more so probably from the sugar. I know your house smells lovely by now. Pass some apple cobbler over my dear!! Yum. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Hello my good Navajo Grandma, here I am again. I never forget you and your People. An impressive story, a thought-provoking story. It made me a bit sad and sentimental, your Grandparents were wonderful people. You've to know, I live your stories about the Great Water. Lot of huges for you, pray you and the whole Family. Bye for now Gernot over the Great Water🙋🙏🪈
My dearest Gernot, it's like another subscriber said, though I may never meet you here in life, my spirit will run to hug you and know & recognize you in the next life. You are a precious honorable man across the great waters but close as a hug here. Always know I love you with all my Grandma heart! It's an honor to know you. Hugs with loves. Navajo Grandma
Just saw this, I haven’t been getting notifications. They stole our story, yes, but it is all our story. Your grandfather was one of the few to treasure, respect and remember our place in the story. The court case, the trust indenture. Prayer is the best teacher are words of wisdom that sound foolish to those who don’t walk in prayer and with spirit. If you take the father’s hand and follow the son’s path , they just seem so true one forgets to say it. 💚🙏🏻
I love your spiritual understanding. You are always spot on. I highly respect every comment you make I hope everyone reads this. Few truly see. Not with their eyes but with their spirit. You are a good soul!. Navajo Grandma
Thank you as well and hope you have subscribed. I have part two and it is a sobering realization of how I grew up and never realized we were poor but oh so happy and all we learned and the empowerment of prayer and the wide heavens above us with the kind rain and rivers that use to flow and all that nature provided for us. I seriously have to learn to bridle my emotions as you will see. WE were poor but Powerful in Spirit. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Dearest Navajo Grandma, when you first starting speaking, I started to cry. It was almost like my spirit was preparing for what you said. Recently, I have been trying to make peace with the knowledge of residential schools and my faith. Your words mean so much. Thank you.❤ Wishing you an incredible Mother’s Day.
What I first spoke was my Dine' Bizaad the Navajo language spoken to introduce yourself to your people. It is endearing and also welcoming to those who are clan related. I wish I could give you hugs. But sending hugs also works. Pray always and remain wonderful. Navajo Grandma
Hello young lady. I'm your friend since 1960. My spirit has existed throughout Arizona since my delivery. I'm a keeper of the southern region. More to come. Keep looking up. Peace from my spirit given unto the sacred Navajo peoples. Jesus Christ sends me. The heart's of true Christian's differs from the lost souls. Peace is coming.
Hi Grandma, I am so glad I found you. I'm from England and have always had great respect and understanding of your culture. And to now get to learn and speak it too is a blessing thank you 🩵
Dear Gramma, did it come to your ears if yours or another tribe have or have had some sort of ancient written document on plates or stone about the visit of the Son of God among them? Happy mother's day! ❤️
I know a guy from another tribe is saying he got some large plates but when the Mormon Church apostles looked at it they said, it started out almost like scripture then it digressed into something than scripture. So this guy named Little Bear has claimed. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma thank you for answering back, dear Gramma! I've heard about little 🐻. His great grandparents baptized in the Church in the times of Joseph Smith because they saw fulfilled in him the all-sewn-up man prophecy they had in their traditions. It's amazing.
@@EMonzon I just say we still need to be careful what we entrust into what is called documentations of the Scriptures. We need to fast and pray and know for sure but as the Mormons didn't believe this was the Large Plates as it wasn't leading and end readings became out of sorts. It started okay but again I haven't read all of it, but what I read did start out good then it digressed way way into something really really way out of hand. That is not what the Large Plates are intended as you read what they are suppose to be. Thus I am very Leary about what he is presenting. Some have truly believed this and it causes me some worry but again we all have the agency to choose what to believe and what we should not. That is why I even ask that everyone here on Navajo Grandma do not just believe my words but pray and ask God if what I am teaching you all is true. There is only one true source. I pray you will do the same. I felt very shaky about this guy and will not listen or uphold what he has shared. It does sound great but until you read his stuff, its very very unsettling. Pray always. Navajo Grandma
Well. Silly goose, you were on the Navajo reservation!! I love how the land looks there, many happy Police memories with my daddy!! Judge Kirk who was a very wise judge there in the old police department and court. All the good guys have passed on! But I speak too fast cuz we are still here making a good difference right? Give your Mom hug or send her a loving prayer hug! Navajo Grandma
I had grandparents who lived in Oklahoma and were poor farmers. They didn’t have running water or electricity when I was little & used an old wagon & horse for transportation. I didn’t live with them but visited so I have a little understanding of how you lived. It is hard. In 1959 we moved to the Zuni Reservation where my mother taught for a year. I was 15 & sadly didn’t understand what a wonderful opportunity it was to observe such an ancient culture. We then lived in Gallup for 2 years where I was exposed to the Navajo culture. I am now 80 years old and have lived in New York state for over 60 years. New Mexico ( really the Southwest) has such a special place in my heart even now. When I get to visit I am overcome with such a spiritual feeling in my innermost self. So many wonderful memories, but also some heartache when I think about the disrespectful ways that Native Americans have been treated over so many years. I remember learning ( remember I was 16-18 yrs old) that my Navajo classmates had to live in a boarding school. I didn’t understand the logistics involved at that age, I just thought about the little ones being away from their parents all week. Your videos are bringing back so many memories, so thank you for reminding me and for sharing your life. ❤️🙏
@jeanroberto5171 MY dear Jean, what beautiful memories, some sad but did you ever write these memories down? You see, you are the only one, you experienced these years and no one else saw it thru your eyes, with your emotions, your thoughts, that only you can write perfectly all of what you went thru. That is the beauty of personal journals, personal experiences, personal thoughts, etc. They belong to you that makes all of your writing so unique & valuable. What you wrote was so interesting & full of personal history that your posterity, family would treasure! You are such a good soul for being in the Navajo reservation as I know you were so kind. You were a light to those Indian children who went to school with you. Thank you so much. Love & hugs. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma You are so right. I need to write what I remember. At 80 yrs. old I realize my time is limited. I have already forgotten so much from 65 yrs. ago. Thank you for your encouragement and lovely words. Much respect for you 😘
@jeanroberto5171 You know Jean, we are conditioned to believe that no matter how "old" you & I are, you have more power over life & longevity than you have been taught. You see women who are single cattle hustlers look 35 yrs old because they work. They get up early, take good vitamins, they don't drink coffee, they drink plenty of lemon or lime tepid water, they carry it with them. They walk, run or jog for a good 10 minutes, they put on chapstick, they go to centers where they dance, they pray always, they look to God and pray to live to serve, where kindness has died they give kindness, they teach their grandchildren or neighbor kids, but afford themselves opportunities to help shape a spiraled down society. WE DEFINE, who we are, NOT AGE. I met women ranchers at 89 to 94 years of age and they are gorgeous, youthful women, brighter in mind than most. ITS LIVING, SERVING. LOVING, HUGGING & BEING HUGGED, READING, staying alive because each life such as yours is worth MORE THAN GOLD and YOU HAVE MORE WORTH THAN EVERYTHING IN & ON THIS PLANET!! So go take a walk in the water at your recreation center, sit in the jacuzzi, lift some cans of soup as weight lifters & begin to develop your muscles, don't allow them to atrify. Walk. Pray for protection, pray you will be guided to be a true Servant of God. Trust in God! He will be with you, guide & direct your life. JEAN, WE ARE AS YOUNG AS WE BELIEVE. Go brush your hair, put on some light rose lip gloss or lipstick. Schmooze on some mascara, put on a nice pair of pants, blouse, dab a little perfume on, walk to a store, window shop with a friend, you never need buy anything, just talk about how & where you would wear that outfit you see in the window, chew some bubble gum, have lunch, enjoy each bite!! Then get a big piece of paper or buy a coloring book and color to your hearts delight! Get some clay & mold something of your childhood, set it where you can see the finished clay mold as a trophy to be proud of. Take out your Bible, say a prayer to feel the spirit of each sentence read some Psalms, enjoy reading for 5 to 10 minutes. Ponder what you read. Pray again with gratitude that you can read, think, do, for all you have been blessed with. Then get those Campbell soup cans out again, do some more lifting, train your mind by being constructive thru prayer. Ask God to give you strength. Sunday, go to church, dressed up, lip gloss, hair combed. Look around & sit by someone who looks the loneliest. Smile be a friend, shake elbows, it's cold season, wear gloves. Smile like you just won a million $$'s. Jean, you have power over life. I know. God knows. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
@ Well, that just blew me away!! And of course you are right and so insightful, inspiring. I will try and heed your wise advice. Bless you and yours😘❤️😊
@tdstellar5218 awwww, I am so happy to be back. Lots of changes and life continues. It's not always our timing but when it's time, it's time. Probably best said, we had some timing challenges which took precedent. Glad to come home. Hugs. Navajo Grandma
Of course, Jeremy you are my adopted grandson. You are wonderful teaching us about your Taino tribe and happy you are here learning as well. Navajo Grandma
Yaeeteh Grandma and Grandpa, I was raised by my Great Grandparents, and they were grand, Mama was 5 feet tall she was the fire in the family Choctaw Papa 6 feet tall he was wise cautious. I am an only child they would play with me best they could. Papa could work all day in garden They planted corn beans and squash squash in.west the beans would grow on corn. I cherish all the memories.Thank you for sharing.
Nothing like our precious grandparents! Happy they also taught you. No wonder you are such a loving empathetic soul. Not that you can't be otherwise but grandparents are that extra goodness. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Thanks for watching! I appreciate your kind support and seeing my life and history. Its also to help you to realize how important your own history is. Start yours. Share it. Its a blessing. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Awww you called me Mom!! What an honor my little one, shi yazhi. Happy Moms Day, give Mom a hug or send her hugs thru prayers, share your life and with Thanksgiving. Loves from Navajo Grandma
These are old for some and that temple is older than old which is atop Cabezon Peak in New Mexico. I believe it is a close to 4,000 foot climb. It is a view that few have seen. Our Paternal line use to go up the south stairways which has become destroyed. Thus you go straight up. Yikes but when I was young it was different. Then the others are old photos as well as the Navajo ancient buildings behind me are amazing. My great grandfather didn't excavate this one. But thank you. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
I know it was not called Christianity as you call it. It was worshipping God and that was the way of life coming with the people our ancestors from the East. You need to understand, our jargon of today does not fit into the Native American jargon you are use to. God, Jesus Christ and the HOly Spirit are the Holy Ones. As you can tell calling it Christianity can draw a lot of ire and that is what evil likes and also brings on anger and justification that it is anglocized and not Native worship. So yes, this worship came with our ancestors and remained, but as always, goodness and holiness always becomes derailed by those who feel it is too conforming and too hard to live and thus mythology popped up. Man's own imaginations and man's way of thinking to lessen the true holiness that man was created for. Evil is always the other side of the coin and it is evil when you do not adhere to the godly potential and godliness you were born from. You were made in the image of God. So if that is hard to swallow, then its your right to reject it. I know there are comments stating Indians are filthy and are dumb idiots and remain such. Well they are not talking about Navajo Grandma that's for sure. Hope you understand what is simple to us in worship. I am so grateful my Nali taught us correct principles and taught us what was handed down to him and his fathers father's and so forth. He refused to teach us mythology which are the teachings of men regarding spiritualism. Navajo Grandma
Happy Mothers Day grandma. ❤❤❤❤
THANK YOU!! Navajo Grandma ❤️ 👵
I absolutely loved this, Navajo Grandma. Thank you for always being so transparent and loving in sharing much needed history. Furthermore, so many people view Christianity as the “white man’s religion” without realizing that Jesus showed the way to many throughout the land long before colonization. I appreciate how you never stop sharing that aspect, too. I send you my love, prayers, and also have a beautiful Mother’s Day!
Thank you so dearly. What a beautiful tribute to you for your Hozho you have to give to Navajo Grandma. I was so honored to read your lovely comment. Thank you again as also being grandma's subscriber. I have the best!! If you are a Mom like me, send you❤❤❤🎉and smiles for life😊. May your prayers and all you seek be yours this weekend & thru out life. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma thank you! No, I am not a mom (my baby is with the Lord 👼🏽 ), BUT I am a former educator who influenced the lives of children of all ages for 20 years (until I retired early from Education last year) and I am a cat mom to a tabby - LOL. Moreover, I still have my mom and she is absolutely wonderful. I am so blessed to have her and my dad in my life and they’re still happily married. Mother’s Day will be beautiful!
@@aletheafelton Aletha thank you for your reply. What a beautiful comment and I pray for your life to be filled with continue education in all directions and full of Godly service to those and more and more in need. Thank you for all the years you have invested in being a wonderful soul blessing the lives of children. You are wonderful. Teachers are God's gift. Thank you with hugs. Navajo Grandma. Tell your mother "HAPPY MOTHERS DAY!'
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Beautifully written.
Happy belated Mother’s Day grandma
Thank you Matt. Navajo Grandma
Hi dear grandma, thank you for your reply and thank you for this video! Have a great day! And have a very happy mothers day! Much love and peace! Ruth 💖 💖 💖
Thank you Ruth!! Happy Moms Day!! ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️
🌸🌻Thank-You Navajo Grandma for sharing your story with us.
I appreciated this video very much as it resonates with my soul.🌸🌻
I am happy to hear this video resonating with you. Thank you. Navajo Grandma
Ahèhee Shimá!!! You continue to pour out your wisdom to us all! Happy Mother’s Day!
Thank you always. Happy Moms Day to the mothers in your life. Navajo Grandma
Ooo beautiful ..but they can never steal owe soul .and we have the joy and love and laughter that heals 🤗 tada.hagonee ❤
J O you are so right and I love the way you said this. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
🙏🏽 …. ⛰️ 🦅 🤲🏽 Thank You Navajo Grandma ❤ for sharing all of these treasures with us…. I LOVE ❤️ YOU SO MUCH !!!!
Ricart I love your kindest respect! I know your Mom adores you!! As you are adored here. Happy Mothers Day to your precious wife. ❤❤❤ Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma Happy Mother’s Day Navajo Grandma ❤️ 🔥 …. How is Grandpa doing ?
@@Ricart0713 Well, sometimes I wonder but I do wish he would walk and stop just sitting when he works. He is busy and is quite intelligent. He just doesn't like to walk and I love to run and walk. We also bike but again since his stroke he seems frightened to ride but I still make him ride now and then. I just take my bike and enjoy the wind in my face and how wonderful it is to have legs, my feet and that I have a bike to ride. Otherwise he likes to eat. Thank you for asking. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
What a Beautiful story 😍
Thank you so much, it's my life beginnings and more. Navajo Grandma
Even the hardship can be as beautiful as the good times its all life
Navajo Grandmother, wishing you a happy Mother's Day ❤️. Your stories are always inspiring to me.
Well Cedric you get to see stinkie little Grandma being raised by her grandparents as it were. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Thank you for telling us your Story, I can't wait to hear more. It's important to learn from the people who had to live through that.
Yes Part Two is coming. Love you so for being kindly receptive. Happy Moms Day!! Navajo Grandma
Happiest of Mothers days to you Navajo Grandma for the gift to us you are and the wisdom you impart /instill in us who embrace your truth and wisdom that enlightenes our path .. How blessed your children and grandchildren are. Much love to you and yours❤
HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY TO MY PRETTY GIRL!!! Goodness time flies so fast, I have been so busy and doing grade school presentations and trying to save the Navajo Nation and remaining involved, goodness its a full time job. Prayer is so important. Thank you for your kind words Amye. I want you to know because of your one question long ago, it continues to open doors to all Jews, all Nations everywhere and it is an absolute honor that you were the one who opened these doors with your questions. There are those who are creepy but for the most part, they are full of happy knowledge and celebrate your question and answers that have driven deep into my life and past and my ancestral generations of Paternal and Maternal lines. See why you were so important to open these doors and why you are here. Look what you did to me LOL!! No I am serious you opened the world to asking questions that everyone has had in their hearts and spirit. Thank you and may you be blessed for this. God has a plan for you woman. Love and Hugs. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma I watch Spagoshi's youtube and I have seen people mention you and this subject . It is within us to remember who we are..It is how Creator made us I believe. Now is the time for us to bring truth to the surface. It's you and your platform that made that possible and you certainly have a purpose Grandma... what a beautiful person you are with the energy, fire and truth you bring to the forefront of humanity. I am honored to know you and regard you as my friend and teacher. I love you and I am grateful to have been a part of this conversation. Eternally your friend and student. Much love to you.
I remember well, when traveling across from the east coast, the land of your people. The place has much charm and spirit, which I could feel strongly, although I am not Native. I’m so happy the elders are keeping the lifeblood of your people alive and teaching the young the truth. Anyone can read history books, but the righteous seek the truth, which is not always in books. Thank you.
Oh goodness, here are my tears again. You speak so perfectly and few speak with the tongue of angels. Such a lovely comment and moving. Thank you so dearly!! It's my honor. Hug yourself and your Mom or send her loving prayers. Happy Moms Day! Love you dearly. Navajo Grandma ❤❤❤❤
❤ I love hearing your stories. Thank you so much for sharing. I also love the vintage pictures of family. Those are so precious.
You are so welcome! It use to be awful to show this picture of me but now it is vintage and I finally appreciate it. I love the old photos and how we lived almost like gypsies but this was when we traveled. It was true life. I am happy to share. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma I understand! I have old pics, thought they were not so nice. Now I know they are pieces to cherish.
@@StarDreamMemories Amen and Amen and Amen! Proud of you. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Good morning Navajo Grandma ❤🥰
Good Morning to you!! Give yourself a great hug as a Mom but also hug your Mom, if not send her loving prayers. Mom's are the best!! Dad's too!
Navajo Grandma
I am making a apple cobbler in a iron skillet in the oven ❤️Happy Shabbat Shalom & Happy beautiful Mother’s Day My friend & Sister in our Savior Christ Jesus ❤️
And I love you very because you have a lovely heart & soul for God and it shows 😊💐
And we could make this when we Camp it’s easy ❤️
@@lisabarnes6919 Oh yum, I tried that and it was very delicious but burned more so probably from the sugar. I know your house smells lovely by now. Pass some apple cobbler over my dear!! Yum. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Thank you Navajo Grandma.
You are always welcome. I love your name!! Such representation in it with honor. Gma
Hello my good Navajo Grandma,
here I am again. I never forget you and your People.
An impressive story, a thought-provoking story. It made me a bit sad and sentimental, your Grandparents were wonderful people. You've to know, I live your stories about the Great Water.
Lot of huges for you, pray you and the whole Family.
Bye for now
Gernot over the Great Water🙋🙏🪈
My dearest Gernot, it's like another subscriber said, though I may never meet you here in life, my spirit will run to hug you and know & recognize you in the next life. You are a precious honorable man across the great waters but close as a hug here. Always know I love you with all my Grandma heart! It's an honor to know you. Hugs with loves. Navajo Grandma
Thank You so much for sharing. 😘
You are so welcome! Love you so. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma I wish I could give you a Hug from one Grandmother to another for Mothers Day.
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Thank you, Navajo Grandma. Much Love sweet one
Awww such a grateful soul and grandchild!! I appreciate your comment very much!! Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Just saw this, I haven’t been getting notifications. They stole our story, yes, but it is all our story. Your grandfather was one of the few to treasure, respect and remember our place in the story. The court case, the trust indenture. Prayer is the best teacher are words of wisdom that sound foolish to those who don’t walk in prayer and with spirit. If you take the father’s hand and follow the son’s path , they just seem so true one forgets to say it. 💚🙏🏻
I love your spiritual understanding. You are always spot on. I highly respect every comment you make
I hope everyone reads this. Few truly see. Not with their eyes but with their spirit. You are a good soul!.
Navajo Grandma
Thank you for your wisdom! Happy Mothers Day !!
Thank you as well and hope you have subscribed. I have part two and it is a sobering realization of how I grew up and never realized we were poor but oh so happy and all we learned and the empowerment of prayer and the wide heavens above us with the kind rain and rivers that use to flow and all that nature provided for us. I seriously have to learn to bridle my emotions as you will see. WE were poor but Powerful in Spirit. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Dearest Navajo Grandma, when you first starting speaking, I started to cry. It was almost like my spirit was preparing for what you said. Recently, I have been trying to make peace with the knowledge of residential schools and my faith. Your words mean so much. Thank you.❤ Wishing you an incredible Mother’s Day.
What I first spoke was my Dine' Bizaad the Navajo language spoken to introduce yourself to your people. It is endearing and also welcoming to those who are clan related. I wish I could give you hugs. But sending hugs also works. Pray always and remain wonderful. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma I will take those virtual hugs.❤
@@YearofKarma You don't have to ask as they are always here to give. Navajo Grandma
Hello young lady. I'm your friend since 1960. My spirit has existed throughout Arizona since my delivery. I'm a keeper of the southern region. More to come.
Keep looking up. Peace from my spirit given unto the sacred Navajo peoples. Jesus Christ sends me.
The heart's of true Christian's differs from the lost souls. Peace is coming.
Truly Tidings of Great Joy. Axhehee. Navajo Grandma
Hi Grandma, I am so glad I found you. I'm from England and have always had great respect and understanding of your culture. And to now get to learn and speak it too is a blessing thank you 🩵
Welcome and watch, learn and enjoy. Thank you for your comment all the way across the great waters. Thank you. Axhehee. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Dear Gramma, did it come to your ears if yours or another tribe have or have had some sort of ancient written document on plates or stone about the visit of the Son of God among them?
Happy mother's day! ❤️
So far only oral history handed down father to son for hundreds upon hundreds of years. Navajo Grandma
I know a guy from another tribe is saying he got some large plates but when the Mormon Church apostles looked at it they said, it started out almost like scripture then it digressed into something than scripture. So this guy named Little Bear has claimed. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma thank you for answering back, dear Gramma! I've heard about little 🐻. His great grandparents baptized in the Church in the times of Joseph Smith because they saw fulfilled in him the all-sewn-up man prophecy they had in their traditions. It's amazing.
@@EMonzon I just say we still need to be careful what we entrust into what is called documentations of the Scriptures. We need to fast and pray and know for sure but as the Mormons didn't believe this was the Large Plates as it wasn't leading and end readings became out of sorts. It started okay but again I haven't read all of it, but what I read did start out good then it digressed way way into something really really way out of hand. That is not what the Large Plates are intended as you read what they are suppose to be. Thus I am very Leary about what he is presenting. Some have truly believed this and it causes me some worry but again we all have the agency to choose what to believe and what we should not. That is why I even ask that everyone here on Navajo Grandma do not just believe my words but pray and ask God if what I am teaching you all is true. There is only one true source. I pray you will do the same. I felt very shaky about this guy and will not listen or uphold what he has shared. It does sound great but until you read his stuff, its very very unsettling. Pray always. Navajo Grandma
Grandma, thank you so much for sharing truth with us.
I love you so and appreciate your goodness. May we always speak truth to one another. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Love you Diné Biśhí this is Chris Medynski I walk the beauty way Hózhó every day
How beautiful to hear! Thank you. Navajo Grandma
Love the story & the terrain. Ive never been around the navajo rez. Although i grew up in Shiprock; left at 18.
Well. Silly goose, you were on the Navajo reservation!! I love how the land looks there, many happy Police memories with my daddy!! Judge Kirk who was a very wise judge there in the old police department and court. All the good guys have passed on! But I speak too fast cuz we are still here making a good difference right? Give your Mom hug or send her a loving prayer hug! Navajo Grandma
I had grandparents who lived in Oklahoma and were poor farmers. They didn’t have running water or electricity when I was little & used an old wagon & horse for transportation. I didn’t live with them but visited so I have a little understanding of how you lived. It is hard. In 1959 we moved to the Zuni Reservation where my mother taught for a year. I was 15 & sadly didn’t understand what a wonderful opportunity it was to observe such an ancient culture. We then lived in Gallup for 2 years where I was exposed to the Navajo culture. I am now 80 years old and have lived in New York state for over 60 years. New Mexico ( really the Southwest) has such a special place in my heart even now. When I get to visit I am overcome with such a spiritual feeling in my innermost self. So many wonderful memories, but also some heartache when I think about the disrespectful ways that Native Americans have been treated over so many years. I remember learning ( remember I was 16-18 yrs old) that my Navajo classmates had to live in a boarding school. I didn’t understand the logistics involved at that age, I just thought about the little ones being away from their parents all week. Your videos are bringing back so many memories, so thank you for reminding me and for sharing your life. ❤️🙏
@jeanroberto5171 MY dear Jean, what beautiful memories, some sad but did you ever write these memories down? You see, you are the only one, you experienced these years and no one else saw it thru your eyes, with your emotions, your thoughts, that only you can write perfectly all of what you went thru. That is the beauty of personal journals, personal experiences, personal thoughts, etc. They belong to you that makes all of your writing so unique & valuable. What you wrote was so interesting & full of personal history that your posterity, family would treasure! You are such a good soul for being in the Navajo reservation as I know you were so kind. You were a light to those Indian children who went to school with you. Thank you so much. Love & hugs. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma You are so right. I need to write what I remember. At 80 yrs. old I realize my time is limited. I have already forgotten so much from 65 yrs. ago. Thank you for your encouragement and lovely words. Much respect for you 😘
@jeanroberto5171 You know Jean, we are conditioned to believe that no matter how "old" you & I are, you have more power over life & longevity than you have been taught. You see women who are single cattle hustlers look 35 yrs old because they work. They get up early, take good vitamins, they don't drink coffee, they drink plenty of lemon or lime tepid water, they carry it with them. They walk, run or jog for a good 10 minutes, they put on chapstick, they go to centers where they dance, they pray always, they look to God and pray to live to serve, where kindness has died they give kindness, they teach their grandchildren or neighbor kids, but afford themselves opportunities to help shape a spiraled down society. WE DEFINE, who we are, NOT AGE. I met women ranchers at 89 to 94 years of age and they are gorgeous, youthful women, brighter in mind than most. ITS LIVING, SERVING. LOVING, HUGGING & BEING HUGGED, READING, staying alive because each life such as yours is worth MORE THAN GOLD and YOU HAVE MORE WORTH THAN EVERYTHING IN & ON THIS PLANET!! So go take a walk in the water at your recreation center, sit in the jacuzzi, lift some cans of soup as weight lifters & begin to develop your muscles, don't allow them to atrify. Walk. Pray for protection, pray you will be guided to be a true Servant of God. Trust in God! He will be with you, guide & direct your life. JEAN, WE ARE AS YOUNG AS WE BELIEVE. Go brush your hair, put on some light rose lip gloss or lipstick. Schmooze on some mascara, put on a nice pair of pants, blouse, dab a little perfume on, walk to a store, window shop with a friend, you never need buy anything, just talk about how & where you would wear that outfit you see in the window, chew some bubble gum, have lunch, enjoy each bite!! Then get a big piece of paper or buy a coloring book and color to your hearts delight! Get some clay & mold something of your childhood, set it where you can see the finished clay mold as a trophy to be proud of. Take out your Bible, say a prayer to feel the spirit of each sentence read some Psalms, enjoy reading for 5 to 10 minutes. Ponder what you read. Pray again with gratitude that you can read, think, do, for all you have been blessed with. Then get those Campbell soup cans out again, do some more lifting, train your mind by being constructive thru prayer. Ask God to give you strength. Sunday, go to church, dressed up, lip gloss, hair combed. Look around & sit by someone who looks the loneliest. Smile be a friend, shake elbows, it's cold season, wear gloves. Smile like you just won a million $$'s. Jean, you have power over life. I know. God knows. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
@ Well, that just blew me away!! And of course you are right and so insightful, inspiring. I will try and heed your wise advice. Bless you and yours😘❤️😊
@jeanroberto5171 Jean, HERE YOU ARE LOVED, NEEDED & WANTED. GO & SUCCEED! LOVE YOU. NAVAJO GRANDMA
I’ve been waiting a long time for you🙏
God always send those you need exactly when you need them! ✨💖✨
@tdstellar5218 awwww, I am so happy to be back. Lots of changes and life continues. It's not always our timing but when it's time, it's time. Probably best said, we had some timing challenges which took precedent. Glad to come home. Hugs. Navajo Grandma
Te amo navajo abuela always❤😍😘 from your grandson taíno tribe boriken aka puertorico
Of course, Jeremy you are my adopted grandson. You are wonderful teaching us about your Taino tribe and happy you are here learning as well. Navajo Grandma
Yaeeteh Grandma and Grandpa, I was raised by my Great Grandparents, and they were grand, Mama was 5 feet tall she was the fire in the family Choctaw Papa 6 feet tall he was wise cautious. I am an only child they would play with me best they could. Papa could work all day in garden They planted corn beans and squash squash in.west the beans would grow on corn. I cherish all the memories.Thank you for sharing.
Nothing like our precious grandparents! Happy they also taught you. No wonder you are such a loving empathetic soul. Not that you can't be otherwise but grandparents are that extra goodness. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Thank You !!! Sending Love, Light and Prayers From NJ ❤❤❤
You are so welcome. Love you so much for your support. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Thank You For Sharing Your's and Your Family's Great History. 💖
Thanks for watching! I appreciate your kind support and seeing my life and history. Its also to help you to realize how important your own history is. Start yours. Share it. Its a blessing. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
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Hi there my dearest Inez.. Happy Moms Day or make sure you hug your Mom!! ❤❤❤ Navajo Grandma
Aaa' shima Yaa'at'eeh. Haa' goh' neh
Awww you called me Mom!! What an honor my little one, shi yazhi. Happy Moms Day, give Mom a hug or send her hugs thru prayers, share your life and with Thanksgiving. Loves from Navajo Grandma
Happy Mother's Day Navajo Grandma ❤
Thank you so much. Right back at you. Hugs. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma thank you 💛💛💛 we are so blessed to be mothers
@@sarahleewatson amen indeed!! Gma
Nice Photos !!!💖
These are old for some and that temple is older than old which is atop Cabezon Peak in New Mexico. I believe it is a close to 4,000 foot climb. It is a view that few have seen. Our Paternal line use to go up the south stairways which has become destroyed. Thus you go straight up. Yikes but when I was young it was different. Then the others are old photos as well as the Navajo ancient buildings behind me are amazing. My great grandfather didn't excavate this one. But thank you. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
❤❤❤❤hello grandma ❤❤❤❤saludos....
Love you right back as always my sweet Celene. I hope that is your name. Hugs always from Navajo Grandma
Yes grandma,My name is Celene bendiciones para ti y tu familia ♥️♥️♥️♥️
A’ho dear friend 🔥
Hello my dear friend as well. I hope you are well and thank you so much for watching, Hugs from Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma yes I am as well as can be. And you?
TY for your vids 💜🌹🐝
I love your sweet greetings. Your comments always bring me joy! Thank you pretty girl. Hugs. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma I love you!!! 💕
Aho pretty girl!!!
In my humble opinion, Navajo's have kept their culture more intact than any other.Indigenous tribes in america
What you expressed is true and thank you for acknowledging this. It is much appreciated. Thank you. Navajo Grandma
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❤❤❤❤❤❤ from Navajo Grandma
Before sage 😠😡 after sage 😊😇 aaaaaaa 🤗
You are so sage cute j o!!! Gma
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How was Christianity brought to Navajos before the arrival of Europeans? Quite interesting.
I know it was not called Christianity as you call it. It was worshipping God and that was the way of life coming with the people our ancestors from the East. You need to understand, our jargon of today does not fit into the Native American jargon you are use to. God, Jesus Christ and the HOly Spirit are the Holy Ones. As you can tell calling it Christianity can draw a lot of ire and that is what evil likes and also brings on anger and justification that it is anglocized and not Native worship. So yes, this worship came with our ancestors and remained, but as always, goodness and holiness always becomes derailed by those who feel it is too conforming and too hard to live and thus mythology popped up. Man's own imaginations and man's way of thinking to lessen the true holiness that man was created for. Evil is always the other side of the coin and it is evil when you do not adhere to the godly potential and godliness you were born from. You were made in the image of God. So if that is hard to swallow, then its your right to reject it. I know there are comments stating Indians are filthy and are dumb idiots and remain such. Well they are not talking about Navajo Grandma that's for sure. Hope you understand what is simple to us in worship. I am so grateful my Nali taught us correct principles and taught us what was handed down to him and his fathers father's and so forth. He refused to teach us mythology which are the teachings of men regarding spiritualism. Navajo Grandma
You speak just like my white mother, lol. Now you are like family.
LOL is that good? Navajo Grandma