This was really good. I've saved it so I can watch again and take notes. There's a lot that he talked about. Tribes separating and then some of them going extinct and it seems like each tribe had their own creation stories. I'd been wondering about where all the different stories of creation came from, how they came to be. It seems like part of making a tribe is the creation story. Anyway this was really good.
We covered so much during that full day of interviewing. We left out quite a bit due to equipment losing power but we're considering doing a follow-up during the winter months. Please share the good word & let us know what other topics you maybe interested in. Ahe' hee
Its very rare to say and know, but our grandfathers said,,,, the Anasazis went global and we, the Dine were there to witness it all. The 5 Fingered Holy Ppl Who Dwell on the Surface of the Earth.
@merleyazzilla3009 We'll have an extended cut of Anthony's video on our Patreon page up soon and will have an intro about a topic we didn't speak about on camera. Much appreciate your support 🤙🏾
There is a researcher, (found on YT) Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson, who has been studying N American male DNA - and it sounds spot on to the links to the Athabascans, and further back to central Asia. Male DNA helps to better plot a time line. Thanks for a great guest! I'm going to leave this link, so maybe Dr. Jeanson will see this vid. : - )
Ahe'e hee mííltsoh! Glad you enjoyed the video & it was tough leaving out certain sections due to time constraints. The equipment got overheated, the mics lost power & we still had more to discuss. We're considering doing another segment with Anthony during the winter months. Please spread the word & awareness! Ahe' hee!
Shi cheii has been the great duty of keeping - the teachings of our beginnings. I truly listen with great intend, I cried and my heart has been soften - knowing my Dine roots, teachings, songs. He spoke with a lot compassion. As a young child - I heard my Tlchee beginngs. He reminded me of hearing my aunt and uncles talking at the ceremonies. It so much to hear and take in - at the time.
Ahe' hee for sharing your personal experience & story. We're glad you have positive take sways from this series. I hope you enjoy more stories coming from our channel & previous episodes. Ahe' hee
Ya'h te'eh biighiisii, another wonderful learning experience. He sounds like my dad when he speaks of the Dine'.i have to explore that Navajo ruin ,I'll talk to you about it whereabouts later buddy..great job Mr spagoshi
@@harryyazzie2888 Aoh' ahe' hee for watching the video. Anytime Harry, call me when you have time: we're busy battling the rain on our site. Long days bud, you know how it is 🤙🏾
Ha, that's a good way to say it. Yes, it's very common since there are english words that don't really have a simple translation into navajo, so it's simpler to say it in english.
Thanks for your observation and yes we have a few interviews coming up from the western areas of AZ. We had quite a few lined up from the western area but those interviews fell through. If you have someone who would be interesting to interview, send them our way. We'll hopefully be out there late September and October. Reach out to us via social media or info@spagoshi.com , ahe' hee much appreciated! 🤙🏾
Aho Nizhoni ! That was an awesome interview. Aheehee for sharing , some great wordds, stories that made me feel like I was back with my grandparents again hearing stories of the past. Makes my heart very happy.
Yessir, we agree with you. Anthony brings back a teaching that we've listened to when we were growing up. His voice is rare these days and I really enjoyed him sharing his knowledge. Ahe' hee for watching Anthony's series. 🤙🏾
I’m Manygoats born for Yei Dine’i Tachanii. I was told by my great grandfather we came from the east and the reason why there’s Navajos up north was a fraction from Chaco Canyon. Those group of people were pushed away cause of the great gambler. The Tachinii clan were named for the red paint that was applied on the forehead during warfare so they can see for miles or spot the enemy at a distance. So there is different stories from different places and different places meant these people brought different purposes on ways to live. I appreciate your story so I wanted to add to your stories you have collected. I also have stories from my grandparents. I’d like to share some with you and hear more.
That's some great history there. I'm a Tachinii and I didn't know that about the paint. Reach out to us via email info@spagoshi.com or PM us on Instagram or Facebook. Ahe' hee
Thank you so many much. Much love and light from Tucson Arizona. I feel the cure to the new world order is the native American way of life. Im mexican and serching for my tribe.
Ahe' hee for your comment and insight. Tribes in the SW area have a lot in common and have supported each other during the early days of America. Learning from my interviews, Dine', Apache and Pueblo would assist with the Mexicans during the Mexican American War and help with supplies and take the wounded back home. Hope you find your tribe one day. Take care
Agreed, our language is rough and conversational. It was a great time to spend with Mr. Lee. I'll hopefully meeting up with him again soon. Stay tuned!
Ahe' hee for your comment. We do our best with our busy schedule to make these interviews happen. Much appreciate your support! Help us spread the word
It's called reservation because the land is reserved for the future source of fossil fuel. Navajos are only living on it for a short time until the government reclaim it to take the coal, oil and gas out.
Interesting take on the meaning of reservation. I'm wondering if it's the future source, then it should not be touched until our people are gone. Why is it being used now even though you stated it as future? The government has taken a lot from everyone: land, taxes, & healthcare, etc; what are the solutions to your statement? One of many reasons why we do these videos is to not only share information & history but to share the challenges & to ask the question: What's the solution? As a community, we can figure out solutions & overcome the false sense of isolation. Thanks for checking out our video & we appreciate your input.
@@Spagoshi I believe that our kids are in two worlds, on both sides of this world they struggle, some take the white man's side and prosper, others stay and continue in the traditional beliefs. They too prosper. But the ones who are influence by both are in some dilemma, they don't want to disrespect the traditional ways, but they wish to be in the white man's culture. As one movie that shows in the IHS. Where you see a young man herding sheep listening to rap music. Today generation want to be set free to join the rest of the world. So goes with the land, the resources are there, the tribe should take advantage of it, as the Ute tribe has done. I worked in ignacio area for 10 yrs, the reservation takes in royalties, but they still have not done anything to let it's reservation grow. Navajos need to use the resources and make good of it, set up oil refineries so the next generation will have a reason to stay, maybe they accept the traditional ways if they stay rather then look for jobs in big Cities. THANK YOU for replying to my comment.
@@jjcjr009 and THANK YOU for your reply to our comment. Your views are interesting. Can you contact us via social media or info@spagoshi.com ? Ahe' hee for your support & discussion. Enjoy your weekend 🤙🏾
I tell bilagaana and yiilgááh dine’é in Rio Rancho and Albuquerque, just because this place isn’t on the reservation doesn’t mean it’s not part of my sacred homeland! I hate the fact that they think that. That they can go around and do what they’re doing here. The solution is to send them east of the Mississippi River like the original treaties state
Most people don't know the history of the areas they live on. It's good to educate them and work with what we got. We appreciate your support, Ahe' hee 🤙🏾
Beautiful restoration of native history here my brother. I am a native Maori of AOTEAROA( the long white cloud) now known and named New Zealand 🇳🇿 in the South Pacific Ocean 🌊 by a British colonial criminal by the name of Captain James Cook. He was killed at the end of the day by Tahitian natives where he raped and pillaged those natives at the end of his life. Karma served.
That is on our top 5 places to visit and interview once we're able to travel internationally. Do you still reside in those areas? I'm a big Lord of the Rings fan & has tourism & film industry helped the local tribes? Ahe' hee shi'kis 🤙🏾 thanks for sharing part of the Māori's story
@@Spagoshi kia ora ra ano ( hello again) Spagoshi . Yes I very much do still reside in AOTEAROA my brother. I am of the Kai Tahu, Waitaha, kati Mamoe n Ngati Tumatakokiri people on my fathers side. (South Island Tribes or Clans as you would know it). And on my mothers side I am of the Ngapuhi ,Kahungungu ,Ngati Raukawa people on my Mothers side (North Island Tribes). Peter Jackson’s lord of the rings trilogy movie series is a goodins bro. It definitely put Aotearoa on the map for a movie making location and lifted the tourism pre Covid lock dwn. Any revenue there goes str8 to our government. But I suggest that in directly tribes would have benefited tourism wise huh. Tribes here are only getting on to monetary revenues now or within the last 25yrs since treaty fiscal payouts. In 94, 95. My Ngapuhi people are in a stalemate there with our government as the government only pay out money and don’t give us bck the land stolen from under our noses 👃 after the treaty of Waitangi was signed bck in 1840 by our esteemed tribal Chiefs bck then bro. Um we’re a funny bunch tribal wise here Spagoshi we have very differing opinions we all don’t see eye to eye on similar tribal issues. Enforced colonisation has wrecked us brother. And we are only just hanging on legally and morally if I can say that. Now money entitlements after payouts in some tribes to date have split family members within the tribes here now since the payouts too. It compounding and very sad to say the least. The land is everything to tribes here and most have sold out to be paid by a few aye. I was brought up with this saying my frnd….Money to us is like a drop of Mildew on a blade of grass. When the sun arises the money 💰 drys up. But the land ( whenua) is for ever.
@TheRastalockz Very interesting & thanks for sharing your insight. I've always wanted to go there and visit but since we begun our YT venture, it's on our radar & one of many goals to reach. As far as money, it'll always be a problem & distract us from the true wealth: knowledge. I'm from Tachiinii (Red Running into Water) shi'ma (Mother) Tabahaa’ (Waters Edge Clan) shi'zahi (Father) Kinyaa’ aanii (Towering House People shi'cheii (Maternal Grandpa) Todochiinii (The Bitter Water) shi'nali (Paternal Grandpa). We have two of the four original clans and out of Tse' Biz' Taa' area (Shiprock, NM). Ahe' hee for joining our online community.
@@Spagoshi Ataahua ( beautiful) linage that you have here my brother. The descriptive element and animal clan names that your Clans use are very touching to my soul. Geronimo of the Apatche Clan resonate with me from History Docos I’ve watched and is it Big Horn? another Chief I have heard of too. Famous in there own right of passage to there own Clans from what I can make of it. I’m a 77 born child and have always been interested in Skinwalker, Sasquatch and ufology phenomena of America since I can remember Spagoshi. I think the world of your nations holy grounds. I have Portuguese Negro roots from the States of Washington. Virgina , Carolinas, Marylands 1700s onwards from my understanding we were of the Quaker religions n faith along that line thru my mothers great grandfather that landed in NZ on a whaling ship bck in the early 1800s in the Bay of Islands Northland. I believe that we were Tobacco growers in slaved around Virgina n Marylands mid 1700s too early 1800s. I have 4th cousins in Connecticut and New Jersey from my Ancestory DNA 🧬 journey n discovery. But I am still infant in my journey here brother. Forrest Finn was another Historian person and artefact collector of interest I use to follow on TH-cam from Santa Fe New Mexico. Do you know of this mann bro. And what’s your thoughts on him if so, if you don’t mind me asking. He dug up a lot treasures out those ways. And made a lot of money from looting I suspect. But his treasure hunt he set up and was found a few years bck now fascinated me. A lot of hunters to this treasure were killed or went missing along the way which Lead me too the 401 missing people of America 🇺🇸 too. Out the gate to say the least here my frnd. A lot of high strangeness my brother. Over whelming and very compelling. Ha.
One of our ancestors by the name of Maui Tiki Tiki a Taranga ( Maui of Taranga. Taranga was his mothers name) was a Demi God who was well known for his shapeshifting ability’s too.. it s said that he fished up the North Island of New Zealand 🇳🇿 te Ika a Maui is the native name of that island bro. ( the fish of Maui). We have a close connect to Hawaii in that respect here too and Te Rapa Nui ( aka Easter islands). Samoa and the Cook Islands.
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This was really good. I've saved it so I can watch again and take notes. There's a lot that he talked about. Tribes separating and then some of them going extinct and it seems like each tribe had their own creation stories. I'd been wondering about where all the different stories of creation came from, how they came to be. It seems like part of making a tribe is the creation story.
Anyway this was really good.
We covered so much during that full day of interviewing. We left out quite a bit due to equipment losing power but we're considering doing a follow-up during the winter months. Please share the good word & let us know what other topics you maybe interested in. Ahe' hee
Its very rare to say and know, but our grandfathers said,,,, the Anasazis went global and we, the Dine were there to witness it all.
The 5 Fingered Holy Ppl Who Dwell on the Surface of the Earth.
Agreed, ahe' hee for watching Anthony's video and we have another series coming down the pipeline with Anthony talking about more history and lore! 🤙🏾
@@SpagoshiLimassol charlie; got a hard copy, over.
@merleyazzilla3009 We'll have an extended cut of Anthony's video on our Patreon page up soon and will have an intro about a topic we didn't speak about on camera. Much appreciate your support 🤙🏾
There is a researcher, (found on YT) Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson, who has been studying N American male DNA - and it sounds spot on to the links to the Athabascans, and further back to central Asia. Male DNA helps to better plot a time line.
Thanks for a great guest!
I'm going to leave this link, so maybe Dr. Jeanson will see this vid. : - )
Ahe' hee for checking out the video & sharing it with another researcher.
LOVED ❤THE INTRO & ENDING OF VIDEO! So Breathtaking 😮 🙏🏽 Continue Spreading the word and teachings brother…. NEVER STOP….
Ahe'e hee mííltsoh! Glad you enjoyed the video & it was tough leaving out certain sections due to time constraints. The equipment got overheated, the mics lost power & we still had more to discuss. We're considering doing another segment with Anthony during the winter months. Please spread the word & awareness! Ahe' hee!
Shi cheii has been the great duty of keeping - the teachings of our beginnings. I truly listen with great intend, I cried and my heart has been soften - knowing my Dine roots, teachings, songs. He spoke with a lot compassion. As a young child - I heard my Tlchee beginngs. He reminded me of hearing my aunt and uncles talking at the ceremonies. It so much to hear and take in - at the time.
Ahe' hee for sharing your personal experience & story. We're glad you have positive take sways from this series. I hope you enjoy more stories coming from our channel & previous episodes. Ahe' hee
Ya'h te'eh biighiisii, another wonderful learning experience. He sounds like my dad when he speaks of the Dine'.i have to explore that Navajo ruin ,I'll talk to you about it whereabouts later buddy..great job Mr spagoshi
@@harryyazzie2888 Aoh' ahe' hee for watching the video. Anytime Harry, call me when you have time: we're busy battling the rain on our site. Long days bud, you know how it is 🤙🏾
Very interesting. The singing is very beautiful.
Yes it is, it was definitely peaceful listening to the track while we drove to the sites. Nizhoni
Earth mother. and sky father and sun child.
I've heard Span-glish spoken.
Can I say I've heard Dine'-glish today?
It's a melody! : - )
Ha, that's a good way to say it. Yes, it's very common since there are english words that don't really have a simple translation into navajo, so it's simpler to say it in english.
Ive noticed that you have been covering the eastern part of the rez a lot. Are you to cover the western side of the rez? Just wondering.
Thanks for your observation and yes we have a few interviews coming up from the western areas of AZ. We had quite a few lined up from the western area but those interviews fell through. If you have someone who would be interesting to interview, send them our way. We'll hopefully be out there late September and October. Reach out to us via social media or info@spagoshi.com , ahe' hee much appreciated! 🤙🏾
Aho Nizhoni ! That was an awesome interview. Aheehee for sharing , some great wordds, stories that made me feel like I was back with my grandparents again hearing stories of the past. Makes my heart very happy.
Yessir, we agree with you. Anthony brings back a teaching that we've listened to when we were growing up. His voice is rare these days and I really enjoyed him sharing his knowledge. Ahe' hee for watching Anthony's series. 🤙🏾
Nice clip of a mountain song/journey song it sounded like 💯👍❤️
Yessir, he sang the Holy People holding & loving the first child song and it was absolutely amazing! Ahe' hee for watching our video
I’m Manygoats born for Yei Dine’i Tachanii. I was told by my great grandfather we came from the east and the reason why there’s Navajos up north was a fraction from Chaco Canyon. Those group of people were pushed away cause of the great gambler. The Tachinii clan were named for the red paint that was applied on the forehead during warfare so they can see for miles or spot the enemy at a distance. So there is different stories from different places and different places meant these people brought different purposes on ways to live. I appreciate your story so I wanted to add to your stories you have collected. I also have stories from my grandparents. I’d like to share some with you and hear more.
That's some great history there. I'm a Tachinii and I didn't know that about the paint. Reach out to us via email info@spagoshi.com or PM us on Instagram or Facebook. Ahe' hee
Thank you so many much. Much love and light from Tucson Arizona. I feel the cure to the new world order is the native American way of life. Im mexican and serching for my tribe.
Ahe' hee for your comment and insight. Tribes in the SW area have a lot in common and have supported each other during the early days of America. Learning from my interviews, Dine', Apache and Pueblo would assist with the Mexicans during the Mexican American War and help with supplies and take the wounded back home. Hope you find your tribe one day. Take care
Wow, great information...
Ahe' hee for checking out the video. Much appreciated 🤙🏾
Shi'Cheii, thank you for sharing. I'm from Tuba City, AZ.
Ahe' hee for your support! We have been planning on heading out there for over a year but the stars haven't aligned yet. Sit tight 🤙🏾
So nice to see nabaho! Cheii used to say it like that! Not all smooth like! Navajo! I'm glad to be that. Both! Lol! Rough& smooth. ❤
Agreed, our language is rough and conversational. It was a great time to spend with Mr. Lee. I'll hopefully meeting up with him again soon. Stay tuned!
@Spagoshi…love the work your doing. Going to source and search for truths.
Ahe' hee for your comment. We do our best with our busy schedule to make these interviews happen. Much appreciate your support! Help us spread the word
Great documentary!! I grew up around Pueblo Pintado.
Glad you enjoyed it. We maybe be back in that area in a couple of months. Stay tuned! Ahe' hee for your support
MOST INTERESTING. WHERE CAN WE FIND THE 'BOOK' THAT TELLS ABOUT ALL OF THIS?
Hmm, not sure if there is a "book" but what exactly are you looking for?
It's called reservation because the land is reserved for the future source of fossil fuel.
Navajos are only living on it for a short time until the government reclaim it to take the coal, oil and gas out.
Interesting take on the meaning of reservation. I'm wondering if it's the future source, then it should not be touched until our people are gone. Why is it being used now even though you stated it as future? The government has taken a lot from everyone: land, taxes, & healthcare, etc; what are the solutions to your statement? One of many reasons why we do these videos is to not only share information & history but to share the challenges & to ask the question: What's the solution? As a community, we can figure out solutions & overcome the false sense of isolation. Thanks for checking out our video & we appreciate your input.
@@Spagoshi I believe that our kids are in two worlds, on both sides of this world they struggle, some take the white man's side and prosper, others stay and continue in the traditional beliefs. They too prosper. But the ones who are influence by both are in some dilemma, they don't want to disrespect the traditional ways, but they wish to be in the white man's culture.
As one movie that shows in the IHS. Where you see a young man herding sheep listening to rap music.
Today generation want to be set free to join the rest of the world.
So goes with the land, the resources are there, the tribe should take advantage of it, as the Ute tribe has done. I worked in ignacio area for 10 yrs, the reservation takes in royalties, but they still have not done anything to let it's reservation grow.
Navajos need to use the resources and make good of it, set up oil refineries so the next generation will have a reason to stay, maybe they accept the traditional ways if they stay rather then look for jobs in big Cities. THANK YOU for replying to my comment.
@@jjcjr009 and THANK YOU for your reply to our comment. Your views are interesting. Can you contact us via social media or info@spagoshi.com ? Ahe' hee for your support & discussion. Enjoy your weekend 🤙🏾
I tell bilagaana and yiilgááh dine’é in Rio Rancho and Albuquerque, just because this place isn’t on the reservation doesn’t mean it’s not part of my sacred homeland! I hate the fact that they think that. That they can go around and do what they’re doing here. The solution is to send them east of the Mississippi River like the original treaties state
Most people don't know the history of the areas they live on. It's good to educate them and work with what we got. We appreciate your support, Ahe' hee 🤙🏾
Hey tats my bck yards...❤ Blanco Canyon
Yes ma'am, you are correct. Always a beautiful area to visit
Beautiful restoration of native history here my brother. I am a native Maori of AOTEAROA( the long white cloud) now known and named New Zealand 🇳🇿 in the South Pacific Ocean 🌊 by a British colonial criminal by the name of Captain James Cook. He was killed at the end of the day by Tahitian natives where he raped and pillaged those natives at the end of his life. Karma served.
That is on our top 5 places to visit and interview once we're able to travel internationally. Do you still reside in those areas? I'm a big Lord of the Rings fan & has tourism & film industry helped the local tribes? Ahe' hee shi'kis 🤙🏾 thanks for sharing part of the Māori's story
@@Spagoshi kia ora ra ano ( hello again) Spagoshi . Yes I very much do still reside in AOTEAROA my brother. I am of the Kai Tahu, Waitaha, kati Mamoe n Ngati Tumatakokiri people on my fathers side. (South Island Tribes or Clans as you would know it). And on my mothers side I am of the Ngapuhi ,Kahungungu ,Ngati Raukawa people on my Mothers side (North Island Tribes). Peter Jackson’s lord of the rings trilogy movie series is a goodins bro. It definitely put Aotearoa on the map for a movie making location and lifted the tourism pre Covid lock dwn. Any revenue there goes str8 to our government. But I suggest that in directly tribes would have benefited tourism wise huh. Tribes here are only getting on to monetary revenues now or within the last 25yrs since treaty fiscal payouts. In 94, 95. My Ngapuhi people are in a stalemate there with our government as the government only pay out money and don’t give us bck the land stolen from under our noses 👃 after the treaty of Waitangi was signed bck in 1840 by our esteemed tribal Chiefs bck then bro. Um we’re a funny bunch tribal wise here Spagoshi we have very differing opinions we all don’t see eye to eye on similar tribal issues. Enforced colonisation has wrecked us brother. And we are only just hanging on legally and morally if I can say that. Now money entitlements after payouts in some tribes to date have split family members within the tribes here now since the payouts too. It compounding and very sad to say the least. The land is everything to tribes here and most have sold out to be paid by a few aye. I was brought up with this saying my frnd….Money to us is like a drop of Mildew on a blade of grass. When the sun arises the money 💰 drys up. But the land ( whenua) is for ever.
@TheRastalockz Very interesting & thanks for sharing your insight. I've always wanted to go there and visit but since we begun our YT venture, it's on our radar & one of many goals to reach.
As far as money, it'll always be a problem & distract us from the true wealth: knowledge.
I'm from Tachiinii (Red Running into Water) shi'ma (Mother)
Tabahaa’ (Waters Edge Clan) shi'zahi (Father)
Kinyaa’ aanii (Towering House People shi'cheii (Maternal Grandpa)
Todochiinii (The Bitter Water) shi'nali (Paternal Grandpa).
We have two of the four original clans and out of Tse' Biz' Taa' area (Shiprock, NM).
Ahe' hee for joining our online community.
@@Spagoshi Ataahua ( beautiful) linage that you have here my brother. The descriptive element and animal clan names that your Clans use are very touching to my soul. Geronimo of the Apatche Clan resonate with me from History Docos I’ve watched and is it Big Horn? another Chief I have heard of too. Famous in there own right of passage to there own Clans from what I can make of it. I’m a 77 born child and have always been interested in Skinwalker, Sasquatch and ufology phenomena of America since I can remember Spagoshi. I think the world of your nations holy grounds. I have Portuguese Negro roots from the States of Washington. Virgina , Carolinas, Marylands 1700s onwards from my understanding we were of the Quaker religions n faith along that line thru my mothers great grandfather that landed in NZ on a whaling ship bck in the early 1800s in the Bay of Islands Northland. I believe that we were Tobacco growers in slaved around Virgina n Marylands mid 1700s too early 1800s. I have 4th cousins in Connecticut and New Jersey from my Ancestory DNA 🧬 journey n discovery. But I am still infant in my journey here brother. Forrest Finn was another Historian person and artefact collector of interest I use to follow on TH-cam from Santa Fe New Mexico. Do you know of this mann bro. And what’s your thoughts on him if so, if you don’t mind me asking. He dug up a lot treasures out those ways. And made a lot of money from looting I suspect. But his treasure hunt he set up and was found a few years bck now fascinated me. A lot of hunters to this treasure were killed or went missing along the way which Lead me too the 401 missing people of America 🇺🇸 too. Out the gate to say the least here my frnd. A lot of high strangeness my brother. Over whelming and very compelling. Ha.
One of our ancestors by the name of Maui Tiki Tiki a Taranga ( Maui of Taranga. Taranga was his mothers name) was a Demi God who was well known for his shapeshifting ability’s too.. it s said that he fished up the North Island of New Zealand 🇳🇿 te Ika a Maui is the native name of that island bro. ( the fish of Maui). We have a close connect to Hawaii in that respect here too and Te Rapa Nui ( aka Easter islands). Samoa and the Cook Islands.