7:30 LOL yess I'm Ojibwe and I've done sweat lodges before and they get so hot, I was warned to lay down if I got too hot before hand 😂 it works. Also the mud and medicines they use definitely do help, natural minerals LOL. it's nice to jump into some water after a sweat. 😂
Good to see you reconnecting to your Guachichil culture. Yes sweat lodges are used to cleanse the body of toxins and purify mind and soul. I'll add that meditation or chanting or prayers (maybe all) is typical of many Indigenous sweat lodge ceremonies from Central to North America. The heat, meditation (some times fainting) with the chanting may bring on visions to some people in the sweat. The visions are the ancestors responding.
It’s so awesome to see the hard work and effort of reconnecting coming to this conclusion. Thank you and Marcus for everything the Indigenous Podcast efforts and mission that support the reconnection of detribalized Indigenous/Natives.
Wow brother! So beautiful. I am at a loss for words truly. I’m very happy and proud for you and your nation. Rebuilding! It is possible. My ancestors fought alongside yours in the resistance of our lands and we stand united again in their honor. Much love to you and your nation.
This was absolutely beautiful and so informative. I can't wait for the day that I can go and connect with our Huachichil brothers and sisters, too. I am so happy for you that you got to experience that connection to our roots. Thank you so much for sharing it with us! 🧡
Awww snap! Nice! Can't wait to listen to this! I love flying over Mexico too. Seeing Zacatecas from above. We have the most beautiful skies don't we ❤️
Definitely!!! Let me know what you think!!! Haha, surprised someone commented so early! Time to to sleep. I was editing this for a few hours the past few nights.
@@indigenouspodcast2257 I still haven't gone to sleep! 🥴 I'm an insomniac! Yes, I watched it all the way through. And I really, really loved it. I'm so glad that you got to have this amazing experience, and to be an official member of your tribe! Congratulations! I hope you continue to learn and to grow. And it makes me hopeful too, that I'll be able to reconnect with my own roots someday. I keep saying this but it's true. I love being back home in Zacatecas. Everytime I'm there I'm unbelievably happy, and being in that ancestral landscape fills me up with so much inner peace and strength. I'm so happy I got to see this. I love home ❤️ Thank you for sharing it with us.
As a northern ndn I don't know much about Southern ndns. I learn from this guy podcasts and his server. So don't go around projecting southern and northern division red dog.
@al red dog I am from the cree nation. Sorry for the inconvenience. What made you have presumptions about me, about i don't think about the ndns beyond a border.do you understand not all ndns are not aware of other ndn people's culture? That's why I am here. To learn and exchange talks with the ndns of South and North. Like where you gonna be enjoying that I wasn't aware of others culture so you might just bash me. Cause idk who you are. But. Understand that people have lives my friend. And people are learning. Just like you before who have learned about other cultures. So where are you from?
Halfway through my first temazcal I did the same. I breathed as close to the ground so my nostrils didn’t feel like they were on fire. Meanwhile the teenage daughter of the shaman didn’t move anything other than her lips the entire time lmfao
QUESTION: Are the Guachichiles descendant's of the indigenous tribe of the Guanaches of the Canary Island of Tenerife? My great grandmother was Guachichile from Cienega de Mata, Aguascalientes and her ancestors were from Tenerife Canary Islands via documentation.
Oye amigo pon la traducción en español ya que habemos muchos que queremos saber si en verdad estás documentado en lo que hablas, saludos desde san Luis Potosí, capital
Did you know that the chichimeca guachichiles Had direct contact with aliens, that's a fact, that's why I'm interested in everything About chichimeca guachichil history before the Spaniards
Stumbled on this while following links to learn more about the areas my ancestors come from. This was so beautiful, thank you for sharing!
7:30 LOL yess I'm Ojibwe and I've done sweat lodges before and they get so hot, I was warned to lay down if I got too hot before hand 😂 it works. Also the mud and medicines they use definitely do help, natural minerals LOL. it's nice to jump into some water after a sweat. 😂
Good to see you reconnecting to your Guachichil culture. Yes sweat lodges are used to cleanse the body of toxins and purify mind and soul. I'll add that meditation or chanting or prayers (maybe all) is typical of many Indigenous sweat lodge ceremonies from Central to North America. The heat, meditation (some times fainting) with the chanting may bring on visions to some people in the sweat. The visions are the ancestors responding.
It’s so awesome to see the hard work and effort of reconnecting coming to this conclusion. Thank you and Marcus for everything the Indigenous Podcast efforts and mission that support the reconnection of detribalized Indigenous/Natives.
Wonderful episode! Thank you for sharing such an amazing experience with us!
What an awesome journey you went on. I can’t wait to see the statue you mentioned ❤️ and I hope one day I get the chance to take a similar journey.
Wow brother! So beautiful. I am at a loss for words truly. I’m very happy and proud for you and your nation. Rebuilding! It is possible. My ancestors fought alongside yours in the resistance of our lands and we stand united again in their honor. Much love to you and your nation.
This was absolutely beautiful and so informative. I can't wait for the day that I can go and connect with our Huachichil brothers and sisters, too. I am so happy for you that you got to experience that connection to our roots. Thank you so much for sharing it with us! 🧡
Absolutely!!! And thank you!!! I was really hoping I could make this as informative as possible. Thank you very much 💯
We’re happy for you brother!! You are now home! Thanks for sharing your experience with us!
Awww snap! Nice! Can't wait to listen to this! I love flying over Mexico too. Seeing Zacatecas from above. We have the most beautiful skies don't we ❤️
Definitely!!! Let me know what you think!!! Haha, surprised someone commented so early! Time to to sleep. I was editing this for a few hours the past few nights.
@@indigenouspodcast2257 I still haven't gone to sleep! 🥴 I'm an insomniac! Yes, I watched it all the way through. And I really, really loved it. I'm so glad that you got to have this amazing experience, and to be an official member of your tribe! Congratulations! I hope you continue to learn and to grow. And it makes me hopeful too, that I'll be able to reconnect with my own roots someday. I keep saying this but it's true. I love being back home in Zacatecas. Everytime I'm there I'm unbelievably happy, and being in that ancestral landscape fills me up with so much inner peace and strength. I'm so happy I got to see this. I love home ❤️ Thank you for sharing it with us.
This was so beautiful 🥲
This is mind blowing. I get the good type of goosebumps seeing all this. Many thanks for sharing all this! Congrats! I’m happy for you!
Good thing bro.
I’m so happy for you.
Awesome video. I so proud of you. You're helping to educate a lot people with these videos. Well done!!! 👍
Excellent video!
Shit even the pug supports! Thank you!! Tell your pug friends!! 💛
Having a connection with our ancestors makes us wholesome as human beings. Congrats!
🔥🔥🔥✊🏽🔥🔥🔥
Absolutely stunning, thanks for sharing! I'm glad I got around to watching this.
Huh, thought northern only did sweat lodges.
Interesting.
As a northern ndn I don't know much about Southern ndns. I learn from this guy podcasts and his server. So don't go around projecting southern and northern division red dog.
@al red dog I am from the cree nation. Sorry for the inconvenience.
What made you have presumptions about me, about i don't think about the ndns beyond a border.do you understand not all ndns are not aware of other ndn people's culture? That's why I am here. To learn and exchange talks with the ndns of South and North.
Like where you gonna be enjoying that I wasn't aware of others culture so you might just bash me. Cause idk who you are.
But. Understand that people have lives my friend. And people are learning. Just like you before who have learned about other cultures.
So where are you from?
@al red dog double standered much. The customs don't mean anything to you I guess.
Halfway through my first temazcal I did the same. I breathed as close to the ground so my nostrils didn’t feel like they were on fire. Meanwhile the teenage daughter of the shaman didn’t move anything other than her lips the entire time lmfao
QUESTION: Are the Guachichiles descendant's of the indigenous tribe of the Guanaches of the Canary Island of Tenerife? My great grandmother was Guachichile from Cienega de Mata, Aguascalientes and her ancestors were from Tenerife Canary Islands via documentation.
Ive been looking for Guachichil shirts. Where did you get yours?
I want to join a dance group too. Our ancestors will come through and guide us back to our roots.
The landscape reminds me of Northern New Mexico
Oye amigo pon la traducción en español ya que habemos muchos que queremos saber si en verdad estás documentado en lo que hablas, saludos desde san Luis Potosí, capital
Do you make shorter videos? I like your channel but I feel that if you would make shorter videos the TH-cam algorithm would promote you more.
Thanks for the suggestion! We definitely plan on making shorter videos
woah omg the blood payment sounds METAL AF!! is it like a mandatory thing for all Guachichiles to do or is it a practice that's optional??
I believe it is optional, but I will be doing it in the future.
@@indigenouspodcast2257 ohh cool!! thanks for answering sir!! :D
It's xolo (sho-lo) nahualt is difficult lol 😆 ❤
Not really hard to pronounce just a lot of syllables
That’s cool hum that’s where my grandfather was born in 1894 . Do you know if they later joined the Yaquis ?
when is the next big event there. I would love to go...
My ancestors are also from san louis potosi
Sounds like you did a vision quest
Tacos rojos!!
Did you know that the chichimeca guachichiles Had direct contact with aliens, that's a fact, that's why I'm interested in everything About chichimeca guachichil history before the Spaniards
when is this statue going to be removed i will be traveling to stand with you
Aho