Seev Lis Yeeg - Lullaby- SpiritsDawn 8 -4- 2018
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2019
- Seev Lis Yeeg is a short film emphasizing the shaman journey and the spiritual world from the aspect of the Hmong belief: process of reincarnation and soul calling.
This short film is one of the four that was released in the Anthology film called Spirits Dawn. It was released in theaters in MN, CA, WI, NC.
Made possible by PorshaProduction and CreativeRoots
In loving memory of Ying Chang
I love her voice. So soothing and great work!
Damn this speaks loud! I can feel the pain all over again. Losing a baby at birth is very hard
No you guys must understand that even though you are still alive your spirit can be reincarnated, when she was pregnant with the baby, the baby's spirit is from the girl at the end of the video and when she was talking during the video it was from the baby's point of view. The shaman came to call her spirit back home and she still had living parents calling her back she couldn't fulfill her duty to become the baby and be reincarnated as the new born.
Porsha! 🥰 What a beautiful addition to your work. Your project and vision, zoo heev le o Porsha aws. I hope to see more. I'm glad I came back to your TH-cam to see what other work you've done in addition to the Healing Series. 👏👏👏👏
This is beautiful. Thank you so much. ❤
Great adaptation of Hmong culture. Now the younger generation will indeed understand after watching this.
Wow, such perfect painting of what goes on during a shaman ritual! Thank you for teaching the modern world about why shamanism is so important in our culture! I can tell you guys did your research, such a job well done!
It would be even cooler if the Shaman has a horse, but I know that would be a lot of work for this film if that’s the case. They did it very good.
I am so in love with the music !!
Wow! I have goosebumps and chills watching this! Just love it! ❤️ this was amazing!
Amazing work. The interpretation of the spiritual work is on point. Great job.
Beautifully done!!
Yes !!!!!!!!! So exciting to see such a wonderful take on Hu Plig chu. Wow ! Just how I imagine it, breath taking !!
Amazingly done! Superb!
Most beautiful hmong video I seen!
wow, love it. amazingly done.
Wow…incredible work and an amazing talent. Bravo 👏
Ya did a great job ❤
Omg, this video is so good. ❤️❤️❤️ Keep it coming. I love it. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Wow. Great video. Made me cry. Losing a baby is no joke. The pain is forever there.
This was great short film, hope to see more of these things. I was raise more of an American way and more modern and didn't even know about these things. This is such an amazing work you guys have put into. Thanks for this short film, I've learn something new.
Good movie for Halloween season. thanks for upload in YT
This aspect of our Hmong culture has always intrigued me and it's refreshing to see a depiction of it visually. I'm glad to have come upon this video because its storytelling has blown my mind. There was a perfect amount of information for me to be able to piece it together, yet leave enough open to my imagination on *what if?* What if the couple have reached the shaman first? Would the baby be born healthy and the other girl ends up dying? Did the shaman know of the situation already, hence she didn't answer the couple's call?
Sad but love it. Well done!!
Well put together!! Very accurate people now in this newer generation they don’t understand the meaning behind a shaman
Would love the soundtrack! Please release it soon! I am also willing to buy it!! 😍 such beautiful music to a beautifully made video that so many woman can relate to!
This is not bad not gonna lie. I'll totally watch it again💕
I'm not sure why but this film reminds me of my neighbor's daughter when I was a kid. She is around four or five at the time. One day she become very ill, as the elder put it, txoj sia yuav tu tsis tu. Her parents dressed her in tradition outfit as the neighbors and relatives gather around her. A red cloth tie to her ankle, hoping to hold her spirit with her body. In the end she passed away.
I can relate to this. I feel the pain when it comes to losing your most precious one. I've been there done that, and all we do is grieve for them. But most of all we just wish that they would stay, n be our precious little one.
This was amazing
Wow... love this depiction of how a life is taken for rebirth and how the shaman was able to help the neighbors before they lost their daughter. Unfortunately the stillbirth is sad too.
Very sad😔 great movie.
makes me sad.....well done
Towards the end at 10:47, I can see 2 faces on the ground when the camera is flying above 😱😱😱😱😱😱 or is that just me????? This mini story video should be turned into an actual movie!!! Omg! I love it!!❤❤❤❤
THANKSSS XIB FWB TSAAB!!!
This is exactly how my n laws and parent translate to me when I lost my first born son. It's very sad
When will the lullaby/music be release out? I love the music so much
Soundtrack 😍😍😍
So I watched the Healing Series first then this video, just 💔💔
I’m a Christian so I don’t believe in reincarnation but I find this part of the Hmong culture very interesting. My question to those who believes in reincarnation is if every newborn spirit is from another person that died then how is the world population increasing and not stay the same?
There are old spirits and new spirits. Old spirits may get reincarnated, while some lingers among the living.
This is so cool! I never heard of a ua neeb cub thab. What ua neeb is that
Sad I lost 2 baby to stillbirths. The doctor said that they were perfect and nothing was wrong with them. I had a feeling this happened to them. Great short film. 😭😭
If you look at it from this perspective then yes. It is believed that once the spirit is reborn into a baby, then the other person's spirit will fall ill and eventually died. In some cases, these spirits are reborn and have grown up to become adults before the other person starts to feel ill. It is like a spirit linkage. That means that two people are bound by the same spirit and neither are strong, but the person that had the spirit leave will later succumb to illness. One con to this kind of hu plig is that you can get punish by yawg saub if you do it purposely and way too much. It is only good to perform when a person's spirit has left the body. But I hope you are doing well. Just know that the pain is unbearable, but no matter what we have to get through it.
Will you guys release the music of the film?
Love the music. What's the title of the background music?
I don't have a title for it yet. This is made for the movie
Whats the beat or song its so calming and meditateable
The song is produced specifically for the short vid and have yet been released. Produced by william cha and hum by youa xiong.
Yup, old folks call this sib pau siav...the girl that was sick was supposed to die and become the baby of the pregnant lady but I guess the shaman lady help and got her soul back so the baby died...
I felt for her......🙁
So sad 😭
Who was the shamen ?
Possible to know the locations of the places?
Yes trail on richfield park in sacramento
@@PorshaProduction thank you!
My mom said that if you hu plig cub thiab, then the reincarnation of the sick person will die. But if you ua neeb and faib tus thiab, then both will be alive.
is the narrator voice frm 7mins zoo hlub?
Michelle Moua It might be Porsha since she’s the director. And she’s very articulate too.
Can someone help me understand this. To save a life, one must give up the other? I don’t understand
IttyBitty Wasabi Yes. The soul can only have one body. Since the shaman successfully retrieved the soul from the brink of death and brought it back to present person (neighbor’s daughter). This is not always case. The spirit can wander anywhere. This person’s soul just accidentally entered or near reincarnation door.
In this religion, when a mother is with child the family must protect the fetus by contacting a shaman to do the ceremony. They must either sacrifice an animal or use a product per Sherman's (skilled choice) to feed off the bad spirits.
In this clip, you can see the husband keeps trying to call the shaman and had no luck... the wife all of a sudden went into labor with out the ceremony begging complete. This is why she lost her child... coming home from the hospital after her lost. They see the shaman came to do a ceremony for their neighbor and was left with grief.
I’m so confused.
We have shamen but we call nat pwe myanmar
Not a hmong movie. He didn't take off his shoe at the door
I'm a Hmoob nationality in China, but I don't know what this means
I dont get the story. Someone please explain
As a pregnant woman, before your due date; around your 6 or 7 months, you'll have to "ua neeg" to separate the soul between the mother and the fetus. While being pregnant, we are believed that the mother and the fetus shared one soul until you "ua neeb" to separate the two to have a safe delivery.
But in this scenario, the girl next door have been sick , which one of her soul left; we are known to have multiple soul. And her soul that has left was the soul of the fetus trying to be reborn again. And in this situation they weren't able to contact the shaman lady to "ua neeb" which the shaman lady was already helping the sick girl, so when the shaman lady did her ritual for the sick girl and got her soul back, that's when the pregnant loose her stillborn. In the situation, you'll have to save one or the other only; so it's either the sick girl or fetus.
Hope this makes sense. Since this is just my understanding of it.
@Christian Guy I wouldn't say it's "wicked." It's just a cultural belief.
i want to know what this means the "Seev Lis Yeeg"😂
The lady in Hmong clothes running through the field is scary AF!!! Hahaha
Is this scary
not meant to be, but it can be base on how you see scary. It may leave you wandering and thinking about it for some time though.
Awwe did she lose her baby?
She lost her baby due to the girl next door. The girl next doors spirit was supposed to be her baby but due to the old lady who was supposed to ua neeb for the PREGNANT girl. She is neeb to bring back the girl next door so the PREGNANT girls baby died. One soul could only be in one body.
@@theresasthoj7884 Now that you explained it, it made a lot more sense because I had no clue what was going on. lol.
That's what I interpreted too.
They’re Hmong speaking just ruined this good story
Can they stop trying to speak in green. One they can’t speak in green and green doesn’t always sound good with everything
I beg to differ. But thanks for your support.