Same sentiments and to wonder what it was like. The smoke, the herds of Bison, Bears around to track, the ladders to climb up and up to the Pent House suite. The weather and food preparations, fires, etc. My mind always contemplates this as well. I see more through prayer and fasting. I get more answer of clarity with prayer and fasting too. Great comment. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
That is awesome! Thank you, Navajo Grandma for taking us along. At 13:50 the huge split rock on the left really resembles the rock Moses struck with his staff that split and brought water for the Israelites. That rock by the way is in what today is modern day Saudi Arabia. Fascinating!
Thank you for taking us along on your journey. 😊 Your excitement is truly intoxicating, cannot help smiling along with you. 🙏✌️🫶🤗😊 Bless you, Navajo Grandma 💗
@MelissaLake-pe9wq I get way too excited to see the Patina and the canyon we had never been too. But, if you noticed these are canyons the Fremont Indians chose to travel to, to live being protected and prospering way up above. There use to be herds of bison thick along these canyons and landscape thus it was perfect long ago. I wish I could peek back into the past to see what it really looked like And to see the people, how they lived, got water and so forth. Wouldn't it be something else!! I dream a lot and thanks for being excited with me. That overhang was scary standing under it as it is over thousands of years old and my knees got weak being there. Then my spirit humbled sering the pictographss so holy & precious. The crazy one is that rainbow way way atop these pictures, wow. They must've repelled someone to draw that needed covenant that it was that important this over all prayer wall with teachings of life and death... hugs from Navajo Grandma
@MelissaLake-pe9wq Well thank you for coming along with Grandma & grandpa. It was just like driving in a picture postcard. Then humbled at the end with the sacred pictograph. Truly Fremont Indians counseling & teaching is to pray always, that life after this does continue, telling us to pay attention, remember God and all the Holy Ones, they are your strength in life's path. It sent chills upon me how loving they were helping us from the year 900AD to the present 2024. Remember. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Try driving a truck down that road. LOL! So good to have your comment. I was in Gallup, NM and this guy tall and looked like a truck driver. He stared at me for a bit, when I looked back he turned and looked at stuff like all the turquoise jewelry. I was at my friend, Perry Nulls Trading Post. Remember this guy is blond and on his shirt it said, "I CAN NOT LOVE YOU ANY MORE THAN I DO RIGHT NOW" I think it was a turquoise looking shirt. He was with his wife and he always had his hand on her back and walked with her. I swear I told gpa, now I would see Ricart my subscriber just like this guy. He was buying something for his wife. We over heard that he was going to a family Reunion. But that guy made me think of you as he was so kind and loving to his wife. I hope you know you are awesome. Tell your dear wife hello. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
You would have fun. I sing and enjoy life. Gpa is a drab aussie guy, I laugh & say, why is it a weird situation that a native american is trying to civilized a white man. I have become his caretaker so I live in my world of joy, songs, prayers & serving. I have been given much as I too love to give of my time talents & abilities. So is life. I sing & sing & drive. Life is too short to not create our own happiness. Love & hugs. Navajo Grandma
BOY YOU HIT THAT ONE ON THE NAIL HEAD. Great comment and yes, I love America, the land of the free. I weep when I say the Pledge of Allegiance. When I was in Japan and during the parade I saw a man drag our flag. I ran down there, I grabbed the flag from him and told him, I would carry it. Because I did, I was contacted by the Prime Minister whom I had a wonderful chat with in Japanese and with an interpretor. I sang for him in Navajo, I danced a Hawaiian dance, "the Hukilau," LOL for him. He was so amazed and complimentary. I was taken back to my apartment what they call a Mansion and was walked to the door with an escort. When I was asked why I did what I did, I explained our symbolism of freedom, that many men died for this country, that the symbolism is sacred and powerful to us. No matter where we are, we honor our USA with love, respect and honor. My dad fought in WWII and he was impressed I felt so deeply. l explained the difference between Communism and Freedom. That communism encroaching upon us right now, right here. God be with us to see and understand this. Being aware, researching, not allowing the media to feed us lies, but to know for ourselves thru prayer and research is our strength. Hugs from Navajo GRandma
What an amazing place! I feel like I should take a road trip there, now, too. Those paintings, that prayer wall, it makes you wonder if the gods back then warned those people to pray always not so much for those times, but for ours. If we humans hadn't lost sight of God and all the good land made just for us, I don't think the world would be in the state it's in today. And those rocks alone are equally fascinating! Some of it looks like it was cut, like when we cut bread or butter. That wall, however it was made, was a perfect place to paint prayers at. Your drive there was so beautiful.
@homesteadgamer1257 Yes go visit, it's gorgeous, bring your RV or whatever. Sleep under true stars & a quiet unlike quiet!! Peaceful, eagles, hawks singing, you may even hear the Fremont talking amongst each other. Just kidding!! Landscape galore like being in a picture post card! Love you. Navajo Grandma
What a coincidence. We drove to Samalayuca yesterday to see the petroglyphs but it was dark when we got there so I didn’t get to see them so instead we lit a fire under the lunar eclipse in the desert it was beautiful. We’re going again in October I hope to one day say the pictographs and petroglyphs in Arizona and Utah..in the meantime I’ll just live vicariously through your wonderful videos. Thank you grandma ❤❤❤❤❤
You do need to come visit to see these amazing petroplyphs and pictograph in many places. Go to the museum first to discover where they are located. I want to get to the Rochestor panel, you have to go. This time is gorgeous as the Indian Summer approaches with the start of my bday on the 22nd. The days are very warm, but cool cool nights. Bring a thick blanket jack & build a full. Camp fire. Hugs to your journeys. I need to find a house to live in by December. This 1 bedroom isn't ample. Hugs & prayers. Navajo Grandma
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@@NavajoGrandma it’s on my bucket list for sure. Good luck on your search hope you find a house by then. Prayers and fingers crossed ❤️
I love the excietment in your voice Navajo Grandma! I feel like we walked into a sacred temple with you on this journey. :-) Are the cliffs breaking down faster than in the past, or is the rubble a collection from many years? What a treasure to behold! Blessings on you for sharing these with us, up close and personal. Thank you, as well, for the still photos and descriptions. Profound gratitude and prayers for peace to the ancestors, Spirit of the rock, and Spirit of place. Stay in the ❤Today is Autumn Equinox, the portal is open, the veil is thin. I will be keeping you in my prayers. Stay safe and happy. /|\
@reginachante3132 Yes, today is my birthday, the beginning of the Indian Summer and like you said the fall equinox plus a lot of sacred special Heavenly events! I am honored being born today!!! Thank you for your wonderful comment!! Love it!!! Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Oh my💕thank you for bringing us (your YT family) with you to this beautiful sacred place. I’m glad you made the drive… a bit 🤭faster than I go on the NM dirt roads: I’m still adjusting from NC mountain curves to straight and 🏜️dusty. Yes ! we all can pray for our country and all people of the world. There’s a spiritual battle going on. 🙏🏼Courage and love.
Thank you for coming along. I know those NC roads on the mountains all too well. So you moved to NM? From humidity to lovely dry desert air? This is my heart my home, actually all four corners. It's beautiful. Here we are in Utahs Fremont Indian canyons. All of Mother Earth has her beauty. Thank you for your comment it is so appreciated. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma 🤗💕Very much enjoying NM and dry desert air. 🥰I love smelling Rain fragrance before a storm arrives, hard to do back east; and seeing Sunrise and set and huge open ✨⭐sky! Part of my life I lived by the Ocean, part in the Mountains and now Desert. I was here in the 70’s with my parents on vacation, again in the late 80’s… now for as long as my Creator allows. I agree Mother Earth is beautiful every where. Utah ! amazing landscape and beautiful. Hugs and love to you.
So happy to hear you are in the NM desert. It's home. It's rich in beauty and sunsets, and a rest from city life. Enjoy, stay safe, drink water. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
I can’t image what that would be like seeing the pictograph in real life. I absolutely love that it is a prayer wall. You are right, it is amazing that it lasted and it is so precious 💕
Its the care, concern, depictions from 900AD that is echoing sacred prayers, those with hands down asking you to LISTEN, then the differing parts of the spirit world, heaven and the differing kinds of Gods and life does not end, it continues. Beautiful. Holy. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Hi Sis, glad to see you’re out and about sharing with all of us. Prayer is a powerful tool given to us and we all need to be using it for our protection daily, for our lovely families, and for the ground we live on, for our leaders and for our armed service members. Thank you for sharing! ❤
@@Anne-ee1pw So well spoken in a time & season of life, the Era we find ourselves in, Faith, Humility & prayer is a blessing for all. I enjoyed reading your clarity. Well said. Navajo Grandma
It is a beautiful place and yes it is sacred. I told gpa its like the wailing wall in Israel. Maybe not really but it is a wonderful place of teachings and counsel from 900AD to us today. Hugs always. Gma
@kristinasalazar6749 Well this would be a canvas from the God's to paint or sketch. Nothing like it. Powerful place. Hugs to you and your amazing talent. Navajo Grandma
What an incredible area. I could spend months there crawling around on those rocks. So glad you guys got to have this time together after such a challenging series of events. 💚🙏🏻
Yes, you have such a way of empathizing and so appreciate your kind words. You are a good man and one day I hope to meet you. Yes I could stay here forever in learning and also being away from the world and its ugly tenacles to destroy a Nation made under God, the Holy Ones. God be with us to retain and may we not hide our heads in the sand but vote with prayer and fasting. There is only one who needs to be at our helm. He is the one. Navajo Grandma
They say first, a pebble will be tossed, then a stone. If you haven't taken the warning, then He will toss the boulder. I learned from a pebble. How about you? Did it take a boulder? Thank you once again my GMA! Love the way you explain the truth.🪶
LOL I am probably the only one whos had a pebble, a stone and a boulder. Not funny. That is why I have a lot of Wisdom. I learned in the furnace of God. The best place to learn. Hugs for this very wise and great comment. Loved it. Navajo Grandma
@E.o.t.4637 GREAT LOVES TO YOU MORE AS WELL!! I TELL PEOPLE, I DONT KNOW HOW TO LIE, THE WAY MY PATERNAL NAVAJO GPA & GMA RAISED ME. STORIES LIKE CAIN & ABLE. GOD REVEALS TO CAIN HE KNEW ALL THE TIME HE HAD KILLED ABLE THUS HIS CURSE WAS TO ROAM THE WORLD ALONE UNTIL THE COMING OF CHRIST. As a child stories like that makes it's imprint on a formative mind. So I refuse to ever feel guilt but got in trouble for honesty too along the way. Now I know the difference. If someone says "am I ugly." You change the subject & find other complimentary gifts the person has. As truly it's not our looks, it is truly what is within. That is truth that blessed my dear friend as looks meant nothing. Do u get what I mean. We need to handle each other like God would. So endearing, so kind even when you are at the end of your rope. It all works for the good of everyone. Love you & I know it's a lot from a simple statement. LOve you back! Navajo Grandma
@marilyncalvert4143 Well this is one of those places you will feel like you are in a picture postcard, a quiet you haven't heard before. LOL! You know what I mean. Just wow!! Hugs to you. Navajo Grandma
Actually the Fremont Indians taught you and what they were trying to bring to your remembrance. I totally agree and love their teachings as we still learn and know about that they taught. I love my Savior as He has blessed my life so much!! Love and hugs from Navajo Grandma
@moonflower1105 Hi and thank you for coming along with gma & gpa. It's was more amazing than I thought. I hope if you ever go there you will feel it's incredible feeling of holiness. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
j o why is this information offensive. Do you now what offensive means? That what video made is awful and like an attack on others. It is not. I am sorry if that is what it made you feel like. Navajo Grandma
Awww yes, I need them. I truly do. But I always pray for each of you as well. May God be with us all, protect us, nurture us, hug us, remind us we are so worthy of all He gives. That we are able to forgive ourselves. So much more that prayer reinforces. Love and hugs. Navajo Grandma
@tarriegibson1193 I was so thrilled and humbled. So much given as counsel from 900AD. I pray we live as they taught. That we vote for the right person and not the present communist administration. NG
Wow a new subscriber!! Welcome and welcome againl! I get so excited I start to make mistakes typing. How wonderful!! I always tell my new grandchildren is whom you become, to "come sit down by grandma and watch, listen and learn," it is not always fun but mostly, I love to share my Navajo culture and traditions as well as share some other tribal culture and traditions, tell about other tribal chiefs and some of what they do." I love my native american upbringing, like I tell others, if you live the true way of a Native American, it is a sober, thankful, respectful, humble, happy walking in beauty, peace, balance and harmony life that I learned and more from my Paternal Nali (grandfather). I have fun and hope what I share with you all will strengthen you, lift you, give you hope and understanding us natives, as well as that prayer becomes a great strength in your life as well as fasting to help give you clarity and understanding the spirit. Mostly, may you learn that you are needed here, that you are wanted, that you matter here, even though we are online, we are human, we all breath, we eat, we have need to be needed and you shall. I always answer all my comments, I love doing that even when it takes hours because that is how I come to understand you, as you share your thoughts, but as soon as anyone calls me awful names and says bad things, I have a powerful DELETE button. There is not room for this, but we also agree to disagree too. Respect is greatest as we all do not think, eat, pray, socialize or do things like another but it is always wonderful to learn more about humanity. Thank you for subscribing, welcome my grandchild. Now you can truly say, "I have a Navajo Grandmother." It will be true. Hugs and loves to you. Navajo Grandma
Attitude: a state of attention. Prayer calls out the selection desired by the state of attention. Day by day the prayer seen etched into a mountain is projected by attentive expectation. Result completes the state of attention to be repeated with a renewed attitude of purpose and its process of power that puts the attitude to work again.
We would have ton of fun and your mind would learn so much. Lots of walking full of adventure. Its starting to get cold, soon some of these areas will be closed and snow will come at the end of this month. I always invite those to come but so far only a few have come and gone. Its okay. I totally understand. We love you and at least you have these videos to go on adventures with grandma. Hugs. Navajo Grandma
So beautiful. Holy Hannah is right! 😍I wish I was there too! Do you feel the spirit’s presence there? It would behoove us to listen to the Fremont people! I hope to visit places such as this someday. I’m kind of obsessed with Kokopelli. Can you talk a bit about this figure? I don’t see a lot of info on him out there. ~With love & respect.
Fertility: Kokopelli is a fertility deity who presides over childbirth and agriculture. Trickster: Kokopelli is also a trickster god. Music: Kokopelli represents the spirit of music. Good fortune: According to legend, Kokopelli brings good fortune and prosperity to anyone who listens to his songs. Rain: Kokopelli is associated with rain. Spring: Kokopelli is said to chase away winter and bring about spring. Game animals: Kokopelli is said to preside over the reproduction of game animals. Kokopelli is often depicted as a humpbacked flute player, sometimes with feathers or antenna-like protrusions on his head. Petroglyph carvings of Kokopelli date back thousands of years and can be found in many places, including West Mesa, Canyon del Chelly, and Chaco Canyon i DONT NOW IF THERE IS MORE BUT HOPE THIS HELPS. NAVAJO GRANDMA
Beautiful. It's so sad that in today's times many have lost their spirituality, which truly hurts the hearts of those who find peace and strength through our Savior Jesus Christ.. Travel Safe and Be Well My Friend.
Yaateeh greeting Navaho grandma and grandpa yah ah all is good Navaho grandma and grandpa you love to see this peaceful places you love you get so excited have a good time amiinishhi I love you ha goonee God bye Navaho grandma and grandpa ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊❤❤❤
Well my knee is a bother but all is well. Thank you for asking. Love and hugs. I have so much to do, I can't stay still. If its not the Navajo Nation, Researching, Trying to find a home for gpa and I before December, thinking I can build my own home LOL!, and doing all I can. Navajo GRandmma
@@NavajoGrandma we do miss you, had a fire this morning and we talked about ya'll and how nice it was to have you. We are wsiting for two cows to calve, they are bagged up and panting in labor now. Got so much canning left to do..big hugs and lots of love.
@@amyeteel5379 Wow, sounds like you are busy with the birthing of cows coming and what knowledge you both have. So impressive. When you said "bagged up and panting in labor now," holy crap I thought of my labor pains. Goodness and you are so amazing yet to be canning. You are quite the woman and so proud of what you do, who you are. So few women have the gifts you have. Happy to know you. Hugs and praying for you both. Hugs galore. We are to go to Oklahoma soon and spending time in Ponca City, our clients are there and one in Tulsa. We need about 2 weeks there helping and finding information about their native background. We just came back from Minnesota and way up and around thru North Dakota, and it was over 20 hour drive. I am so exhausted. Getting old. LOL! Miss you. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma have to watch the streets.the sidewalk with motor bike 🚲 hold on to your phone . Because that ride by and grab your 📱 out of your 🖐 hand ...
@@NavajoGrandma Soo Much love back to you Grandma ❣️🤍🫶🏼 You bless this earth and its inhabitants just by being you I am grateful for you and Grandpa. Thank you thank you thank you. 🙏🏼
Lisa, sure I remember you silly goose! How have you been. Where are you and tell me about your life and what is happening in your life. I know some subscribers have come and gone but it's amazing thru all of them, much was shared thru comments and exchanges that help us remember each other! Email me and talk to me. Love and hugs always. Navajo Grandma
That is awesome! Thank you, Navajo Grandma for taking us along. At 13:50 the huge split rock on the left really resembles the rock Moses struck with his staff that split and brought water for the Israelites. That rock by the way is in what today is modern day Saudi Arabia. Fascinating!
I love the way you commented & shared what came to your mind about the break in the rock regarding Moses. That said, because Moses showed questionable faith he could not enter the land of promise. Plus if you have seen the water that came forth was not a simple trickle but a river. Our friend saw that and said, of course as it had to give hydration to tons of children of Israel. Thank you for reminding us. Loved your comment. Hugs, Navajo Grandma
Thank you. Very holy indeed. We have never been alone, have we? The holy people are still whispering to us.
@@carlajowebb2537 You got that right! Great comment!! Love you!! Navajo Grandma
Beautiful, would have loved to have lived there back in those times.
Same sentiments and to wonder what it was like. The smoke, the herds of Bison, Bears around to track, the ladders to climb up and up to the Pent House suite. The weather and food preparations, fires, etc. My mind always contemplates this as well. I see more through prayer and fasting. I get more answer of clarity with prayer and fasting too. Great comment. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Wow usre blessed to shown that thank u both
Thank you too. NG
That is awesome! Thank you, Navajo Grandma for taking us along. At 13:50 the huge split rock on the left really resembles the rock Moses struck with his staff that split and brought water for the Israelites. That rock by the way is in what today is modern day Saudi Arabia. Fascinating!
I know I sent you a reply. Loves to you. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma I got it. ♥️ love to you Navajo Grandma.
@@debbiesittard7653 👍❤️❤️❤️
Feel the energies
It was full of amazing energy and surprised you even said this as I wanted to but did not. A spiritual energy that is powerful. Hugs. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma qhat a great place for healing. And more....wow power 💫
@@NavajoGrandma the air how did it smell..
Thank you for taking us along on your journey. 😊 Your excitement is truly intoxicating, cannot help smiling along with you. 🙏✌️🫶🤗😊 Bless you, Navajo Grandma 💗
@MelissaLake-pe9wq I get way too excited to see the Patina and the canyon we had never been too. But, if you noticed these are canyons the Fremont Indians chose to travel to, to live being protected and prospering way up above. There use to be herds of bison thick along these canyons and landscape thus it was perfect long ago. I wish I could peek back into the past to see what it really looked like
And to see the people, how they lived, got water and so forth. Wouldn't it be something else!! I dream a lot and thanks for being excited with me. That overhang was scary standing under it as it is over thousands of years old and my knees got weak being there. Then my spirit humbled sering the pictographss so holy & precious. The crazy one is that rainbow way way atop these pictures, wow. They must've repelled someone to draw that needed covenant that it was that important this over all prayer wall with teachings of life and death... hugs from Navajo Grandma
Very special and so beautiful, love and prayers ❤
@MelissaLake-pe9wq Well thank you for coming along with Grandma & grandpa. It was just like driving in a picture postcard. Then humbled at the end with the sacred pictograph. Truly Fremont Indians counseling & teaching is to pray always, that life after this does continue, telling us to pay attention, remember God and all the Holy Ones, they are your strength in life's path. It sent chills upon me how loving they were helping us from the year 900AD to the present 2024. Remember. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Thank You 🙏🏽 Very Much !!!! 😃 For taking us along with you and grandpa to Buckhorn Wash ❤ I Love You So Much Navajo Grandma !!!! 🥲🙏🏽
Try driving a truck down that road. LOL! So good to have your comment. I was in Gallup, NM and this guy tall and looked like a truck driver. He stared at me for a bit, when I looked back he turned and looked at stuff like all the turquoise jewelry. I was at my friend, Perry Nulls Trading Post. Remember this guy is blond and on his shirt it said, "I CAN NOT LOVE YOU ANY MORE THAN I DO RIGHT NOW" I think it was a turquoise looking shirt. He was with his wife and he always had his hand on her back and walked with her. I swear I told gpa, now I would see Ricart my subscriber just like this guy. He was buying something for his wife. We over heard that he was going to a family Reunion. But that guy made me think of you as he was so kind and loving to his wife. I hope you know you are awesome. Tell your dear wife hello. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma LOL 😂 ….. I love you ❤️ so much Navajo Grandma ❤️
Hope to visit and experience for myself one day...i see so much tho. Thanx for shring and worry not...sending love🌬💞
Thank you and continue to enjoy. This is our last petroglyph & pictograph video. Going forward. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
I wish I was there with you! So beautiful.
You would have fun. I sing and enjoy life. Gpa is a drab aussie guy, I laugh & say, why is it a weird situation that a native american is trying to civilized a white man. I have become his caretaker so I live in my world of joy, songs, prayers & serving. I have been given much as I too love to give of my time talents & abilities. So is life. I sing & sing & drive. Life is too short to not create our own happiness. Love & hugs. Navajo Grandma
Praying for our country along with you, stay safe ❤🇺🇸🙏
BOY YOU HIT THAT ONE ON THE NAIL HEAD. Great comment and yes, I love America, the land of the free. I weep when I say the Pledge of Allegiance. When I was in Japan and during the parade I saw a man drag our flag. I ran down there, I grabbed the flag from him and told him, I would carry it. Because I did, I was contacted by the Prime Minister whom I had a wonderful chat with in Japanese and with an interpretor. I sang for him in Navajo, I danced a Hawaiian dance, "the Hukilau," LOL for him. He was so amazed and complimentary. I was taken back to my apartment what they call a Mansion and was walked to the door with an escort. When I was asked why I did what I did, I explained our symbolism of freedom, that many men died for this country, that the symbolism is sacred and powerful to us. No matter where we are, we honor our USA with love, respect and honor. My dad fought in WWII and he was impressed I felt so deeply. l explained the difference between Communism and Freedom. That communism encroaching upon us right now, right here. God be with us to see and understand this. Being aware, researching, not allowing the media to feed us lies, but to know for ourselves thru prayer and research is our strength. Hugs from Navajo GRandma
@@NavajoGrandma THANK YOU FOR BEING YOU.⚘
@@OkieJammer2736 Awwww!! Love you. NG
You all are so kind to Grandma! Thank you for being you as well! Love you all so much. Navajo Grandma
What an amazing place! I feel like I should take a road trip there, now, too. Those paintings, that prayer wall, it makes you wonder if the gods back then warned those people to pray always not so much for those times, but for ours. If we humans hadn't lost sight of God and all the good land made just for us, I don't think the world would be in the state it's in today.
And those rocks alone are equally fascinating! Some of it looks like it was cut, like when we cut bread or butter. That wall, however it was made, was a perfect place to paint prayers at. Your drive there was so beautiful.
@homesteadgamer1257 Yes go visit, it's gorgeous, bring your RV or whatever. Sleep under true stars & a quiet unlike quiet!! Peaceful, eagles, hawks singing, you may even hear the Fremont talking amongst each other. Just kidding!! Landscape galore like being in a picture post card! Love you. Navajo Grandma
Your funny, it's been a minute, so happy to hear your Voice
@kristinasalazar6749 I was so enjoying the view I almost forgot I was driving!! Gorgeous picture postcard canyon. Hugs. Navajo Grandma
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Thank you.
What a coincidence. We drove to Samalayuca yesterday to see the petroglyphs but it was dark when we got there so I didn’t get to see them so instead we lit a fire under the lunar eclipse in the desert it was beautiful. We’re going again in October I hope to one day say the pictographs and petroglyphs in Arizona and Utah..in the meantime I’ll just live vicariously through your wonderful videos. Thank you grandma ❤❤❤❤❤
You do need to come visit to see these amazing petroplyphs and pictograph in many places. Go to the museum first to discover where they are located. I want to get to the Rochestor panel, you have to go. This time is gorgeous as the Indian Summer approaches with the start of my bday on the 22nd. The days are very warm, but cool cool nights. Bring a thick blanket jack & build a full. Camp fire. Hugs to your journeys. I need to find a house to live in by December. This 1 bedroom isn't ample. Hugs & prayers. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma it’s on my bucket list for sure. Good luck on your search hope you find a house by then. Prayers and fingers crossed ❤️
@@NavajoGrandmapraying for you to quickly find a new home
Im so happy I caught a live! Thank you. It is beauty,Thank you Grand Ma.
Thank you for driving down with me and it is always so exciting to me and seeing this pictograph with you. Love you from Navajo Grandma
I love the excietment in your voice Navajo Grandma! I feel like we walked into a sacred temple with you on this journey. :-) Are the cliffs breaking down faster than in the past, or is the rubble a collection from many years? What a treasure to behold! Blessings on you for sharing these with us, up close and personal. Thank you, as well, for the still photos and descriptions. Profound gratitude and prayers for peace to the ancestors, Spirit of the rock, and Spirit of place. Stay in the ❤Today is Autumn Equinox, the portal is open, the veil is thin. I will be keeping you in my prayers. Stay safe and happy. /|\
@reginachante3132 Yes, today is my birthday, the beginning of the Indian Summer and like you said the fall equinox plus a lot of sacred special Heavenly events! I am honored being born today!!! Thank you for your wonderful comment!! Love it!!! Hugs from Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma 🌺💐🎂 Happy Birthday!
@@reginachante3132 Done & Gone. Thank you. NG
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happy to hear. NG
Thanx again Navajo Grandma, for taking us to these amazing ancient historical sights. And your wonderful insight and presence.💜
Oh my💕thank you for bringing us (your YT family) with you to this beautiful sacred place. I’m glad you made the drive… a bit 🤭faster than I go on the NM dirt roads: I’m still adjusting from NC mountain curves to straight and 🏜️dusty.
Yes ! we all can pray for our country and all people of the world. There’s a spiritual battle going on. 🙏🏼Courage and love.
Thank you for coming along. I know those NC roads on the mountains all too well. So you moved to NM? From humidity to lovely dry desert air? This is my heart my home, actually all four corners. It's beautiful. Here we are in Utahs Fremont Indian canyons. All of Mother Earth has her beauty. Thank you for your comment it is so appreciated. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma 🤗💕Very much enjoying NM and dry desert air.
🥰I love smelling Rain fragrance before a storm arrives, hard to do back east; and seeing Sunrise and set and huge open ✨⭐sky! Part of my life I lived by the Ocean, part in the Mountains and now Desert. I was here in the 70’s with my parents on vacation, again in the late 80’s… now for as long as my Creator allows. I agree Mother Earth is beautiful every where. Utah ! amazing landscape and beautiful. Hugs and love to you.
So happy to hear you are in the NM desert. It's home. It's rich in beauty and sunsets, and a rest from city life. Enjoy, stay safe, drink water. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
I can’t image what that would be like seeing the pictograph in real life. I absolutely love that it is a prayer wall. You are right, it is amazing that it lasted and it is so precious 💕
Its the care, concern, depictions from 900AD that is echoing sacred prayers, those with hands down asking you to LISTEN, then the differing parts of the spirit world, heaven and the differing kinds of Gods and life does not end, it continues. Beautiful. Holy. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Hi Sis, glad to see you’re out and about sharing with all of us. Prayer is a powerful tool given to us and we all need to be using it for our protection daily, for our lovely families, and for the ground we live on, for our leaders and for our armed service members. Thank you for sharing! ❤
@@Anne-ee1pw So well spoken in a time & season of life, the Era we find ourselves in, Faith, Humility & prayer is a blessing for all. I enjoyed reading your clarity. Well said. Navajo Grandma
Thank you for showing us this through your eyes and wisdom . These places are sacred. ya stay safe , we are praying for our nation.
It is a beautiful place and yes it is sacred. I told gpa its like the wailing wall in Israel. Maybe not really but it is a wonderful place of teachings and counsel from 900AD to us today. Hugs always. Gma
The atmosphere is magnificent
Thank you so much. Navajo Grandma
Thank you for showing us these things along with the teachings. I value this very highly 💕
I value you too and thank you for being receptive. Hugs always from Navajo Grandma
Hi Navajo Grandma, Glad Your Still , Doing what you do, Wish, I Could see all this in person, Iam an Artist,
@kristinasalazar6749 Well this would be a canvas from the God's to paint or sketch. Nothing like it. Powerful place. Hugs to you and your amazing talent. Navajo Grandma
What an incredible area. I could spend months there crawling around on those rocks. So glad you guys got to have this time together after such a challenging series of events. 💚🙏🏻
Yes, you have such a way of empathizing and so appreciate your kind words. You are a good man and one day I hope to meet you. Yes I could stay here forever in learning and also being away from the world and its ugly tenacles to destroy a Nation made under God, the Holy Ones. God be with us to retain and may we not hide our heads in the sand but vote with prayer and fasting. There is only one who needs to be at our helm. He is the one. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma amen, amen and amen. Love and hugs sent!
They say first, a pebble will be tossed, then a stone. If you haven't taken the warning, then He will toss the boulder. I learned from a pebble. How about you? Did it take a boulder? Thank you once again my GMA! Love the way you explain the truth.🪶
LOL I am probably the only one whos had a pebble, a stone and a boulder. Not funny. That is why I have a lot of Wisdom. I learned in the furnace of God. The best place to learn. Hugs for this very wise and great comment. Loved it. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma I love you more💟
@E.o.t.4637 GREAT LOVES TO YOU MORE AS WELL!! I TELL PEOPLE, I DONT KNOW HOW TO LIE, THE WAY MY PATERNAL NAVAJO GPA & GMA RAISED ME. STORIES LIKE CAIN & ABLE. GOD REVEALS TO CAIN HE KNEW ALL THE TIME HE HAD KILLED ABLE THUS HIS CURSE WAS TO ROAM THE WORLD ALONE UNTIL THE COMING OF CHRIST. As a child stories like that makes it's imprint on a formative mind. So I refuse to ever feel guilt but got in trouble for honesty too along the way. Now I know the difference. If someone says "am I ugly." You change the subject & find other complimentary gifts the person has. As truly it's not our looks, it is truly what is within. That is truth that blessed my dear friend as looks meant nothing. Do u get what I mean. We need to handle each other like God would. So endearing, so kind even when you are at the end of your rope. It all works for the good of everyone. Love you & I know it's a lot from a simple statement. LOve you back! Navajo Grandma
You have me looking at places I need to really visit.
@marilyncalvert4143 Well this is one of those places you will feel like you are in a picture postcard, a quiet you haven't heard before. LOL! You know what I mean. Just wow!! Hugs to you. Navajo Grandma
Yes the armor of God dear friend keep Jesus in our heart
I really appreciate you taking to me about Jesus I needed to learn a little differently 💞🙏
Actually the Fremont Indians taught you and what they were trying to bring to your remembrance. I totally agree and love their teachings as we still learn and know about that they taught. I love my Savior as He has blessed my life so much!! Love and hugs from Navajo Grandma
Hi Navajo Grandma🤗 Thank you for sharing this beautiful holy place💕
@moonflower1105 Hi and thank you for coming along with gma & gpa. It's was more amazing than I thought. I hope if you ever go there you will feel it's incredible feeling of holiness. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
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Wow the power the knowledge magnificent the atmosphere is offensive
j o why is this information offensive. Do you now what offensive means? That what video made is awful and like an attack on others. It is not. I am sorry if that is what it made you feel like. Navajo Grandma
Thank you so much for sharing this. It means so much to see these beautiful renderings from the ancient people. Love you too.
Its an honor. Thank you so much. Love you. Navajo Grandma
Am watching again
Good as you learn more new things as you do this. Navajo Grandma
My Prayers are for you & with you.
Awww yes, I need them. I truly do. But I always pray for each of you as well. May God be with us all, protect us, nurture us, hug us, remind us we are so worthy of all He gives. That we are able to forgive ourselves. So much more that prayer reinforces. Love and hugs. Navajo Grandma
Thank you,Love and lite to you.
@@NavajoGrandma yes agree
I know I I do pray. and agree with you.Thank you.
Prayer is so powerful and taken the most for granted. Thank you for praying and knowing who to pray to. Love with hugs. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma yes ,love and light and thank you and our ancestors in the Universe
You sound as excited as a little kid 😂 I would to! How exciting!😃 Such an amazing thing to see living history it feels like. 😊L❤ve it!
@tarriegibson1193 I was so thrilled and humbled. So much given as counsel from 900AD. I pray we live as they taught. That we vote for the right person and not the present communist administration. NG
You trip is beautiful on another level. You are having fun, as am I, thank you for the naritave of these Holy Places.❤
@@jimmycogsdil9518 I loved your receptive comment. I love these. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
🇺🇸 another wonderful video from Grandmother ❤
Awww you are too kind. Love you. Navajo Grandma
I wish I was there too…thank you for the real life view ❤
Wow that was quick Cherry Smith. So appreciate your quick response and hope you can visit this Buckhorn Wash one day. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
i am so glad you found a way to use my idea to help your family git water
Wonderful. Navajo Grandma
Love your excitement and your reverence! New subscriber here, thank you Ms Navajo Grandma 🙏🏼
Wow a new subscriber!! Welcome and welcome againl! I get so excited I start to make mistakes typing. How wonderful!! I always tell my new grandchildren is whom you become, to "come sit down by grandma and watch, listen and learn," it is not always fun but mostly, I love to share my Navajo culture and traditions as well as share some other tribal culture and traditions, tell about other tribal chiefs and some of what they do." I love my native american upbringing, like I tell others, if you live the true way of a Native American, it is a sober, thankful, respectful, humble, happy walking in beauty, peace, balance and harmony life that I learned and more from my Paternal Nali (grandfather). I have fun and hope what I share with you all will strengthen you, lift you, give you hope and understanding us natives, as well as that prayer becomes a great strength in your life as well as fasting to help give you clarity and understanding the spirit. Mostly, may you learn that you are needed here, that you are wanted, that you matter here, even though we are online, we are human, we all breath, we eat, we have need to be needed and you shall. I always answer all my comments, I love doing that even when it takes hours because that is how I come to understand you, as you share your thoughts, but as soon as anyone calls me awful names and says bad things, I have a powerful DELETE button. There is not room for this, but we also agree to disagree too. Respect is greatest as we all do not think, eat, pray, socialize or do things like another but it is always wonderful to learn more about humanity. Thank you for subscribing, welcome my grandchild. Now you can truly say, "I have a Navajo Grandmother." It will be true. Hugs and loves to you. Navajo Grandma
Wow incredible canyon! Loved hearing your enthusiasm. Video wasn’t long enough! 😂
@TheArtisanbard LOL it was longer with unreal picture post card views I took out. But at least you got the best of it. Thank you for watching.
Thank you. I loved it.
@@benjeanettebooth1800 Thank you so much!! Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Attitude: a state of attention. Prayer calls out the selection desired by the state of attention. Day by day the prayer seen etched into a mountain is projected by attentive expectation. Result completes the state of attention to be repeated with a renewed attitude of purpose and its process of power that puts the attitude to work again.
@@b-f-e Beautiful, eternal, powerful! Navajo Grandma
I wish I was with you you guys ❤😊
We would have ton of fun and your mind would learn so much. Lots of walking full of adventure. Its starting to get cold, soon some of these areas will be closed and snow will come at the end of this month. I always invite those to come but so far only a few have come and gone. Its okay. I totally understand. We love you and at least you have these videos to go on adventures with grandma. Hugs. Navajo Grandma
So beautiful. Holy Hannah is right! 😍I wish I was there too! Do you feel the spirit’s presence there? It would behoove us to listen to the Fremont people! I hope to visit places such as this someday.
I’m kind of obsessed with Kokopelli. Can you talk a bit about this figure? I don’t see a lot of info on him out there.
~With love & respect.
Fertility: Kokopelli is a fertility deity who presides over childbirth and agriculture.
Trickster: Kokopelli is also a trickster god.
Music: Kokopelli represents the spirit of music.
Good fortune: According to legend, Kokopelli brings good fortune and prosperity to anyone who listens to his songs.
Rain: Kokopelli is associated with rain.
Spring: Kokopelli is said to chase away winter and bring about spring.
Game animals: Kokopelli is said to preside over the reproduction of game animals.
Kokopelli is often depicted as a humpbacked flute player, sometimes with feathers or antenna-like protrusions on his head. Petroglyph carvings of Kokopelli date back thousands of years and can be found in many places, including West Mesa, Canyon del Chelly, and Chaco Canyon
i DONT NOW IF THERE IS MORE BUT HOPE THIS HELPS. NAVAJO GRANDMA
@@NavajoGrandma Some I’ve heard, some not. Thanks so much❣️
Beautiful. It's so sad that in today's times many have lost their spirituality, which truly hurts the hearts of those who find peace and strength through our Savior Jesus Christ.. Travel Safe and Be Well My Friend.
What a beautiful comment. I will reread this over many times. Love it. Navajo GRandma
This is GOOD fILM
@kristinasalazar6749 OH thank you. It was a picture postcard canyon!! Navajo Grandma
@kristinasalazar6749 OH thank you. It was a picture postcard canyon!! Navajo Grandma
Your driving?
@kristinasalazar6749 Yes and I almost forgot driving in such a picture postcard. Wow is the word. Hugs. Navajo Grandma
Yaateeh greeting Navaho grandma and grandpa yah ah all is good Navaho grandma and grandpa you love to see this peaceful places you love you get so excited have a good time amiinishhi I love you ha goonee God bye Navaho grandma and grandpa ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊❤❤❤
My dearest Robert!!! Navajo Grandma
Hi Grandma I hope you're doing good!! ❤
Well my knee is a bother but all is well. Thank you for asking. Love and hugs. I have so much to do, I can't stay still. If its not the Navajo Nation, Researching, Trying to find a home for gpa and I before December, thinking I can build my own home LOL!, and doing all I can. Navajo GRandmma
@@NavajoGrandma I love you too ❤️
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@@amyeteel5379 Hi Amye, I hate saying I miss you and never showing up. Life is so busy as I squish videos in here and there. Hugs. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma we do miss you, had a fire this morning and we talked about ya'll and how nice it was to have you. We are wsiting for two cows to calve, they are bagged up and panting in labor now. Got so much canning left to do..big hugs and lots of love.
@@amyeteel5379 Wow, sounds like you are busy with the birthing of cows coming and what knowledge you both have. So impressive. When you said "bagged up and panting in labor now," holy crap I thought of my labor pains. Goodness and you are so amazing yet to be canning. You are quite the woman and so proud of what you do, who you are. So few women have the gifts you have. Happy to know you. Hugs and praying for you both. Hugs galore. We are to go to Oklahoma soon and spending time in Ponca City, our clients are there and one in Tulsa. We need about 2 weeks there helping and finding information about their native background. We just came back from Minnesota and way up and around thru North Dakota, and it was over 20 hour drive. I am so exhausted. Getting old. LOL! Miss you. Navajo Grandma
How then painted that on the montain
The mail room says my massage didn't go throw .my 📱 when said something it didn't come out right sorry 😔
If you are talking about the petroglyphs it was made by the Fremont Indians. Navajo Grandma
So beautiful thank u 🙂🙃🩵🩷💖💛💜❤️💚💙🧡😊
You are so welcome. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Messup on the last word y phone
I read the comment and thought whoa.. But I understand. Hugs. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma am glad l have to go real slow ⛛ wirh this phone.here the people are driven on the wrong side of the street..😱
@@NavajoGrandma have to watch the streets.the sidewalk with motor bike 🚲 hold on to your phone . Because that ride by and grab your 📱 out of your 🖐 hand ...
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Aww beautiful expressions!! Love you. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma Soo Much love back to you Grandma ❣️🤍🫶🏼
You bless this earth and its inhabitants just by being you
I am grateful for you and Grandpa. Thank you thank you thank you. 🙏🏼
Hi Navajo Grandma I have been thinking of you it’s me Elizabeth Barnes AKA Lisa I miss you❤️I’ll e mail soon
Lisa, sure I remember you silly goose! How have you been. Where are you and tell me about your life and what is happening in your life. I know some subscribers have come and gone but it's amazing thru all of them, much was shared thru comments and exchanges that help us remember each other! Email me and talk to me. Love and hugs always. Navajo Grandma
That is awesome! Thank you, Navajo Grandma for taking us along. At 13:50 the huge split rock on the left really resembles the rock Moses struck with his staff that split and brought water for the Israelites. That rock by the way is in what today is modern day Saudi Arabia. Fascinating!
I love the way you commented & shared what came to your mind about the break in the rock regarding Moses. That said, because Moses showed questionable faith he could not enter the land of promise. Plus if you have seen the water that came forth was not a simple trickle but a river. Our friend saw that and said, of course as it had to give hydration to tons of children of Israel. Thank you for reminding us. Loved your comment. Hugs, Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma Thank you! 🧡