My eagle feathers were presented to me by my native apache sister who is a Medicine woman... I am of Yaqui descent and I am still learning of the importance of this beautiful feather. .. I have them safely kept..
years ago I was gifted an Eagle Feather.... I treasured this feather, but was ignorant ....such a gift to have these video's to teach me and to be giving understanding of this very special gift from Creator and the elder who placed it in my hand -
Same here. For Over 20 years I have had this Gift and I am only learning now how to care for it because we are being Gifted With Elders Knowledge> Deeply appreciated> THANK YOU!!
This is important, to put on youtube. So people around the whole world can learn, including myself. I've always felt a feeling of "missing" purpouse. I see people around me buying houses, cars, snowmobiles, TV's, home alarms to guard it. They never getting enough. They go out drinking on the weekends and keeps searching, buying, consuming, but nothing changes. I see the same people every day, talk about the same things, go home, sits in front of the tv, goes to bed and everything starts agin the next day. I really want to learn about indian customs, state of mind, spirituality, because I feel like something is missing, but I cannot figure it out. When I try on the internet to search for answers, this stuff that's written for middle-aged middleclass women comes up, but I cannot find the rest.. Do you know what is missing?
I'm 39 and I had the same problem...I do pray to God and practice spiritually at the same time. I also enjoy incense, resins, Hindu music, nature. My heritage is American Indian. I too would like to learn their customs and spirituality.
ntvrthmn keep asking questions on here and after some time, it just gets in you and you have the ability to think the way our ancestors thought. Then if youre lucky, spirits will try to communicate with you
This is because our teachings are oral. We pass the traditions and customs through word of mouth, not through books or writing. Start with discontinuing the use of the word Indian when referring to aboriginal people, and then perhaps try to find an elder who can help you on your path.
You have to come to your own understanding but what is missing is love. We aren't taught to love ourselves anymore in many cultures. Everyone feels that hole. Many ppl chase after things to fill it as you said. Those are all band-aids. They don't last. I see ppl who seek out relationships for someone to love them but that hole is still there. That feeling won't last bc it isnt theirs. That's what happens when ppl depend on something outside of themselves to fill that hole. We can't control the outside world. Learning to love ourselves can be a difficult journey but it is life changing. At least you are talking about it and searching for an answer.
My brother is Chipawa His family names are on a monument here in Ky there was a battle here that they fought in way Blue Licks is the park I think his wife passed away suddenly. She was my wifes sister Left three kids behind one was a baby please will you pray for them they dont know about their traditions but He needs somthing godbless
how to care for your eagle feather fist of all you want to treat it like you would have relatives to put it in a safe place to give it spiritual food also some put life lines on their eagle feather again this varies Clan to Clan but most of all and Eagles are there is to be respected it is one of the most highly-regarded feathers we have
Difficult to reply to such a question and express feelings as these are very personal sentiments but I fully understood in my heart what this lady tried to convey to us. Spirituality is so hard to put into words. Rest in peace, Dear Sister, may your eagle feather follow you always💕🌺🙏
What a great lady. I really feel like I could trust her with my soul even. Thank you for uploading this. post edit..... I think she’s passed away now? If so RIP ma’am.
I am really really wish the lady who spoke on this video about caring for eagle feathers would contact me I am a blind white person but I very much enjoy Native American culture and I used to dance and powwows with a cited partner so I have an idea of what is quality and what is not and this lady you you are definitely someone I would love to get to say hi to you and give you a virtual hug to thanks Carol
This is wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing this wisdom.
Wonderful. Thank you for recording & sharing!
My eagle feathers were presented to me by my native apache sister who is a Medicine woman... I am of Yaqui descent and I am still learning of the importance of this beautiful feather. .. I have them safely kept..
years ago I was gifted an Eagle Feather.... I treasured this feather, but was ignorant ....such a gift to have these video's to teach me and to be giving understanding of this very special gift from Creator and the elder who placed it in my hand -
Same here. For Over 20 years I have had this Gift and I am only learning now how to care for it because we are being Gifted With Elders Knowledge> Deeply appreciated> THANK YOU!!
This is important, to put on youtube. So people around the whole world can learn, including myself. I've always felt a feeling of "missing" purpouse. I see people around me buying houses, cars, snowmobiles, TV's, home alarms to guard it. They never getting enough. They go out drinking on the weekends and keeps searching, buying, consuming, but nothing changes. I see the same people every day, talk about the same things, go home, sits in front of the tv, goes to bed and everything starts agin the next day.
I really want to learn about indian customs, state of mind, spirituality, because I feel like something is missing, but I cannot figure it out. When I try on the internet to search for answers, this stuff that's written for middle-aged middleclass women comes up, but I cannot find the rest.. Do you know what is missing?
I'm 39 and I had the same problem...I do pray to God and practice spiritually at the same time. I also enjoy incense, resins, Hindu music, nature. My heritage is American Indian. I too would like to learn their customs and spirituality.
ntvrthmn keep asking questions on here and after some time, it just gets in you and you have the ability to think the way our ancestors thought. Then if youre lucky, spirits will try to communicate with you
This is because our teachings are oral. We pass the traditions and customs through word of mouth, not through books or writing. Start with discontinuing the use of the word Indian when referring to aboriginal people, and then perhaps try to find an elder who can help you on your path.
You have to come to your own understanding but what is missing is love. We aren't taught to love ourselves anymore in many cultures. Everyone feels that hole. Many ppl chase after things to fill it as you said. Those are all band-aids. They don't last. I see ppl who seek out relationships for someone to love them but that hole is still there. That feeling won't last bc it isnt theirs. That's what happens when ppl depend on something outside of themselves to fill that hole. We can't control the outside world. Learning to love ourselves can be a difficult journey but it is life changing. At least you are talking about it and searching for an answer.
Broken soffa the stars are birds.
My brother is Chipawa His family names are on a monument here in Ky there was a battle here that they fought in way Blue Licks is the park I think his wife passed away suddenly. She was my wifes sister Left three kids behind one was a baby please will you pray for them they dont know about their traditions but He needs somthing godbless
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how to care for your eagle feather fist of all you want to treat it like you would have relatives to put it in a safe place to give it spiritual food also some put life lines on their eagle feather again this varies Clan to Clan but most of all and Eagles are there is to be respected it is one of the most highly-regarded feathers we have
I love you all
This way we still lost soul sad
Who is this elder?!
+leii93nad ogimaawigwanebiik. nancy jones
Miigwitch nookomis
Wow no clue sorry but u really have no real clue how to use it with ullu love is our true essence form oneiness spirit
Never had the honor of meeting her but I love her! May she rest in peace. Love her videos. My Grandpa was part Native.
Difficult to reply to such a question and express feelings as these are very personal sentiments but I fully understood in my heart what this lady tried to convey to us. Spirituality is so hard to put into words.
Rest in peace, Dear Sister, may your eagle feather follow you always💕🌺🙏
🦅 I found some feathers I will take care good I know they are sacred I will respect
What a great lady. I really feel like I could trust her with my soul even. Thank you for uploading this.
post edit..... I think she’s passed away now? If so RIP ma’am.
Thank you for tell us of your life and a bite about your feather.
I am really really wish the lady who spoke on this video about caring for eagle feathers would contact me I am a blind white person but I very much enjoy Native American culture and I used to dance and powwows with a cited partner so I have an idea of what is quality and what is not and this lady you you are definitely someone I would love to get to say hi to you and give you a virtual hug to thanks Carol
Thank und best greetings from Germany. It's realy important telling these stories. These stories are parts of our mankind.
Sorry for my englisch.
alpenfliege miigwech, thank you
Blessings sacred sister I am truly honoured to listen to you...wopila.
Miigwetch to you for that teaching sister! 🙏
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