The Navajo Nation -
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- Sometimes the best service we can offer is to be present and to listen. No place in the world reminds us of this better than the Navajo Nation.
Film by: Stephen Stonestreet
Edited by: Daniel Alexander
Produced by: Amizade Global Service-Learning
"service is being in the presence of Somebody else...". That's powerful.. More than most know.
So true, beautiful…
Bless you Sister for sharing your knowledge. 🙏
We are the Five Fingered Being!! A'ho ✊
I recently started researching these people. Soooo fascinating. Hope to learn more one day
That's the good stuff of Navajo Land
REALLY well done 🥰
You keep up what you're doing it's a good thing people need to know traditions and language Uno hold on to everything
Mark Morales Thank you! :)
Nizhonìì Diné Bizààd.
Hozhó.
Haw hey them medicine herbs were put for us for healing used in many ways it has been forgotten a lot of the teachings and songs stories I'm glad my elders told me a thing or two so many natives don't realize it's our roots the Bible is a lil trippy if u ask me...its gud to know who and where u come from stay native were a dying breed
Patient, calm and tranquility
And getting high dont for get that.
Why would anyone dislike this video?
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This is not the Navajo Nation. It is a docuserie on one person's views.
I know Jesus Nez from Mexico 🇲🇽 jajajaj
Nizhonii
So what you're saying is....All cats are Navajo?? lol, joking aside, this is such a cool program. It's probably the most valuable thing they will get from their university experience. So good to know that these students are taking that knowledge and vibe back into their communities.
Do a video on Peyote way. It infiltrated most native american religions like a weed that chokes out a good crops. Peyote started in Mexico. Originally was outlawed by the NN in the 1940's. But like a persistent knock, many tribes let it in. I am not anti-peyote. But most people, especially the young, need to know the real history of peyote way origins.
This is of interest to me. Can you please share some helpful links to help me and others research this info? Blessings and shalom/peace 💜
Peyote is Hashchiltiih’s (Talking God) medicine. Learn about the Navajo culture before using derogatory terms to describe this medicine.
Who cares about its origins, which is from another Indigenous Nation as long its helping our people . You say your not anti peyote, have you even been in ceremony? I doubt it.
Nizhoni
Umm peotye isn’t apart of the Navajo tradition at all
Oh yes it is. Peyote is Talking God’s medicine. Learn about how he survived with this medicine. It is one of 13 sacred herbs provided by the deity’s before departing.
It is now, that's all that matters
@@RonJacksonToahani ingest cactus all you want:)
Yes peyote is separate.
Why ewes this video made?? This is a very scared & why are you inviting people who don’t even care about our culture.
Take your negativity elsewhere please. I am Navajo. I love when non-Navajos learn about our culture. They equally have the same spirituality as we do. Also, it truly shows how equal we are and that we shouldn’t divide. 💕
@@oceanpoincare I am Navajo also & when I was growing up my grandparents always said to not share or invite someone when doing any type of prayers or meetings at least I am not talking or teaching or inviting people to any traditional prayers. So you can keep your negative responses to yourself & think about the old traditions from our elders....
@@myhappyplace4563 anything native was illegal in our elders’ time of growing up. They quite literally had to keep it secret to not go to jail or be arrested. Since 1978 we as Navajos adjust and evolve with new generations and new ideas. We are a very social people. It’s one solution of many, to us staying peaceful and living in simplicity, we stay positive towards non natives and non Navajos.
The singer is the enemy.
Nizhoni