Patience and tolerance: Lessons from Pueblo traditions | Shayai Lucero | TEDxABQ

Do you truly understand tolerance? Shayai Lucero blends traditional Pueblo lessons, teachings, and beliefs with other traditional ways of thought, her travels, experiences as an entrepreneur, as a scientist, a healer, LGBTIQ ally, daughter, mother, sister and friend… in developing a unique sense of tolerance that is needed in society today. Shayai Lucero was born and raised on the reservations of the Pueblos of Acoma and Laguna. She is a 2008 UNM graduate and a former Miss Indian World (1997). In 2011, Shayai was one of "40 Under 40" by the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development. Shayai is a lifelong student of the traditional Pueblo healing methods. In 2005, she received her Certificate in Traditional Mexican Healing and has integrated Curanderismo Medicine with traditional Pueblo healing. In 2016, Shayai was selected as a "Nominated Changemaker" to attend the United State of Women Summit hosted by The Obama White House. She was one of 49 Native American women out of 5000+ participants. A small business owner of Earth & Sky Floral Designs, Shayai has learned floral design elements and techniques to create her own quirky floral style that has recently been recognized by the international floral industry. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@godschildyes]

That's awesome! She is a wonderful person! She changed! She adapted! She is a very selfless and good mother! I Love her!

[@heathermeloy6193]

and watching this brings new meaning to our meeting Shayai Lucero. Thank you for sharing so much of yourself with me and welcoming me with a wonderful lunch. I am blessed to know you

[@heathermeloy6193]

I have heard that no one wants to be tolerated. we all yearn to be accepted and celebrated for who we truly are

[@godschildyes]

But it's wrong to try to force people to change their convictions for our comfort. That is controlling.

[@pepavargas]

Well done my friend! I am so happy I finally got to see your talk!

[@lu8201]

Interesting talk , respect to indiginous people 💛

[@arlinegeorge6967]

Beautiful amazing impressive soul . Patience adaptibilyty Great learning Thank you, bless you. All your dreams come true. .

[@alexb.poetry]

Reminds me of the wisdom of Romans 8:28. Lovely talk. Thank you 🙂

[@bendonaldson9026]

Hello my lovely friend

[@merrygwolf4629]

OSDA!!!!!. Thank you. I learned, I listened, I loved.

[@stevehofmaster7489]

Wow absolutely fantastic speaker I really gota lot out of this.I trust and pray all your dreams come true I would be honored to meet you sometime thank you🙂💙💙💛

[@patrickmccrea1930]

Brilliant....very very well done!

[@julielowe4797]

I recently found out through my own DNA I am part Pueblo Indian and hispanic among other races. I am sorry that you had to endure your such a sweet lady and thank you for speaking.

[@CrowdPleeza]

Keep in mind that Hispanic isn't a race. It's more about culture. Hispanics can be of any race.

[@70stunes71]

Not adding more wood to the fire calms it down. I say nothing to those kinds of people. They cannot judge the color of my skin, because I won't let them do it. Staying silent is the best way to deal with peoples cruel words. I get to smile and be happy because I did not join they're hate

[@luceroloza6800]

i need to take your advice

[@anam1562]

V. Beautiful talk. Thanks.

[@CrowdPleeza]

At 1:45
That's the first I've heard of Native Americans practicing Vodou. Someone needs to tell that lady that Vodou is a Haitian religion.

[@stevenmendes111]

Great talk! I’d like to learn more about my family’s Pueblo roots-language and traditions. My great grandparents were from Taos. I’d especially like to learn about traditional medicinals.
Looking at my hands now. Hmmm....

[@mariaelenaorona9912]

Thank you Shayai Lucero🥰

[@bendonaldson9026]

Hello Maria

[@micheall1127]

Those medicinal plants are the real deal 👍🏻

[@luceroloza6800]

hi Mrs Lucero my name is Lucero and i needed this ❤️

[@Itwasntalieitwastrueinmymind]

This is awesome! Blessed to learn from this. What a lady

[@rkacy1975]

Thank you.

[@luceroloza6800]

Thank You ❤️💝 🙌

[@brook7880]

Great talk thank you, for sharing.

[@rolfgeschwind2170]

Decent video! Thanks. :D

[@carlosmacmartin4205]

With clean hands and straight eyes..

[@NataliaDiazJackson]

❤️

[@Itwasntalieitwastrueinmymind]

Being two spirit this speaks to me

[@Happy_HIbiscus]

dude, i wanna meet her 1 day !

[@anam1562]

Me too

[@Happy_HIbiscus]

@@anam1562 🙂

[@marivali1153]

Buetiful.

[@tanyahanna6523]

Lessons from Pueblo traditions..United States.. prescription..the brothers Grimm..🧙🧵🧵

[@shawnechaz7194]

I am Pueblo from Paguate and have been away for such a long time I fear my girls will loose there hearitage I need to do something

[@lindalopez243]

🥰

[@Happy_HIbiscus]

dude, she is cool

[@NataliaDiazJackson]

Very beautiful

[@soIostorm]

Hey HEY I know her

[@shannon6708]

Karma my friend, karma.

[@1stfire_shadow]

This didn’t help, it just pissed me off more

[@rea9799]

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