The most important part of watching a ceremonial dance is respect and reverence. Thank you for sharing this with me. Really appreciate it and uplifting feeling 🙏
Beautiful tradition, I love the ceremony, I am grateful for SilasJulee1 for sharing the blessing. I wish I could witness 1 of these dances. My Tribe is in Washington St. My son lives in Prescott, AZ. I always tell him if he has a chance to bring home a Hopi girl.
Transcendence through the third eye of consciousness by the effigy of the Buffalo. As source of life. For as long as the sun shines, the grass grows, the rivers flow. Tall Cree to Hopi Nation.
@silasjulee1 I cry everytime I see videos from hopi...it wakes my heart up. We just had zuni long hair dance here in Kewa(Santo Domingo Pueblo) today...it was beautiful and cold! Do you have gmail?
Once the buffalo were in the millions and covered all of this land from sea to sea until the evil whiteman came and slaughtered them by the millions leaving them to rot on the plains almost making them extinct ,yes most First Nations did hunt them but done in a sacred way, asking forgiveness, never wasting any part ,they are our sacred relatives and these dances are mostly to honor them
Trying not to pry . Would this dance be performed before or after a hunt ? Pays homage and/or respect to the buffalo? Understand 100% if it is something kept strictly among the people and can't be shared .
The sound of drums unites the past with present awesome awesome beautiful I'm glad still this ancient tradition alive and future generations will still dance awesome awesome greetings from the super ancient megalithic antediluvian city of TIAHUANAKU BOLIVIA 🇧🇴 thanks for posting my native American brothers.
You do know that when Indians used their early, small stature horses, they couldn't keep up with Buffalo. Then when Europeans brought over their larger horses they could keep up with the animals. Then when the Indians acquired guns they really went to town, killing many buffalo themselves.
@@AnthonyRomero-zr2ww There's channels on youtube saying we that claim to be indigenous are in fact europeans and that the land is truly the african americans lands. My thoughts are that it seems our true identity is scavagened by both the caucasian and the african american along with the land our Father in the heavens borrowed to us. It's a white and black issue in this country, we stay silent unless the health of our Father's earth is in peril. I just feel like I'm once again being robbed of my ancestry. Nothing new, just another division of man to tear, divide us and keep us scattered. Wonder when people will understand We All have the same creator, thus we're All siblings. We should be sharing Love not embracing the world's hate. God bless. By the way we have the same last name.
@@prestonnelson974 Me either until my friend's baby daddy told me that sometime ago and it's a following on youtube. We live in a white and black world, so I'm truly not surprised.
Attached is the link to this same Buffalo Dance, but the next day. th-cam.com/video/f0f_w77TXcg/w-d-xo.html
The most important part of watching a ceremonial dance is respect and reverence. Thank you for sharing this with me. Really appreciate it and uplifting feeling 🙏
Rare footage... TY all for caring to share our traditions... Well done... Peace and Love... 🙂
I had the honor and unique opportunity to enjoy this dance with the Hopi last year. Amazing.
viewing from NEW ZEALAND great repect for native americans peace and love
Watching from Zuni ...like the songs been on repeat kwakwai
Beautiful tradition, I love the ceremony, I am grateful for SilasJulee1 for sharing the blessing. I wish I could witness 1 of these dances. My Tribe is in Washington St. My son lives in Prescott, AZ. I always tell him if he has a chance to bring home a Hopi girl.
That was really great to see and the little ones learning our heritage and keeping it alive ! ! !
Transcendence through the third eye of consciousness by the effigy of the Buffalo. As source of life. For as long as the sun shines, the grass grows, the rivers flow. Tall Cree to Hopi Nation.
Such beautiful song and dance, love seeing everyone together, something I always admired!
Beautiful!
Beautiful! What months are these dances held?
What a beautiful honor to see, thank you 💜
Absolutely beautiful.
I like the entrance something different... Shiwi
Is there a reason that this dance is done at this time of year? What is the history of this particular dance?
So cooooool. Sooooooo incredible!!!
Beautiful
Hello from Kewa (Santo Domingo Pueblo). Which village is this at? I miss being out there! My dad is from Mongshongonvi...Vinton.
This is from 3rd Mesa. The village of Hotevilla.
@silasjulee1
I cry everytime I see videos from hopi...it wakes my heart up.
We just had zuni long hair dance here in Kewa(Santo Domingo Pueblo) today...it was beautiful and cold!
Do you have gmail?
Hey there, I'm from kewa too but I reside in CA. Watching this is so nice since I don't go home too often.
I can see our ancestors doing this same
Absolutely wonderful.🛶🐂🐴🎣🏞️.
Never seen this dance.Did the Hopi also hunt the buffalo?
Once the buffalo were in the millions and covered all of this land from sea to sea until the evil whiteman came and slaughtered them by the millions leaving them to rot on the plains almost making them extinct ,yes most First Nations did hunt them but done in a sacred way, asking forgiveness, never wasting any part ,they are our sacred relatives and these dances are mostly to honor them
Trying not to pry . Would this dance be performed before or after a hunt ? Pays homage and/or respect to the buffalo? Understand 100% if it is something kept strictly among the people and can't be shared .
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That was awesome
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My family. Aho
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The sound of drums unites the past with present awesome awesome beautiful I'm glad still this ancient tradition alive and future generations will still dance awesome awesome greetings from the super ancient megalithic antediluvian city of TIAHUANAKU BOLIVIA 🇧🇴 thanks for posting my native American brothers.
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At the door
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Tatanka
Iss antsa'ay kwakwhay!
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That’s my name tells
Ware are you all bro?!
Miigwich
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3:00 need some healing cracked ribs evil ones about 3:36
You do know that when Indians used their early, small stature horses, they couldn't keep up with Buffalo. Then when Europeans brought over their larger horses they could keep up with the animals. Then when the Indians acquired guns they really went to town, killing many buffalo themselves.
It's being said that the black man is the real indigenous people of the america's. What are your thoughts?
What have you heard,like what exactly and from whom etc,if you don't mind? Also what are your thoughts on that?
Never heard black people were the real indigenous people
@@AnthonyRomero-zr2ww There's channels on youtube saying we that claim to be indigenous are in fact europeans and that the land is truly the african americans lands. My thoughts are that it seems our true identity is scavagened by both the caucasian and the african american along with the land our Father in the heavens borrowed to us. It's a white and black issue in this country, we stay silent unless the health of our Father's earth is in peril. I just feel like I'm once again being robbed of my ancestry. Nothing new, just another division of man to tear, divide us and keep us scattered. Wonder when people will understand We All have the same creator, thus we're All siblings. We should be sharing Love not embracing the world's hate. God bless. By the way we have the same last name.
@@prestonnelson974 Me either until my friend's baby daddy told me that sometime ago and it's a following on youtube. We live in a white and black world, so I'm truly not surprised.
False theory and insulting to our afro indigenous kin
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i want to come home Malintzin
manilalli
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