Tour Through The 4 Sacred Mountains
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- This video is a compilation of all four videos we did of the Sacred Mountains.
East is the most sacred direction so we start there.
We then continue in the continual growth direction (clockwise) until we reach the Norther Sacred Mountain.
Many people think that the Sacred Mountains are the boundary of our Diné.
Actually the boundary goes way beyond the sacred mountains.
Enjoy the video.
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Powell treaty is too...
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I collect the clay that I use for pottery, from Mt. Taylor. Buttery grey clay that the Acoma people use as well. I am Coctaw, but my son, is half Navajo. We often watch this channel for the stories, because my sons family does not know anything about the stories.
I started watching these videos last October when my dog became very ill, eventually leading to us having to put her to sleep. She meant the world to me and I somehow found comfort in listening to Elder Wally talk about the spirit world. His videos eased my anxiety.
I love this!
Our culture is so beautiful.
Great video Mr. Brown and Shane, Thanks for sharing this history with us, I love learning about Native Americans and their culture and teachings. 🧡
Worthless, stone age society. BAD
Thank You for your teachings:)❤️🤓❤️
Thank you Mr. Brown AND Shane...
This man helps me stay grateful for where i live.
Thank-You Elder for sharing these teachings. I wonder if you could consider an episode on Traditional Dress and possibly have some available to display or even allow for purchase. The colors and designs are so beautiful and some of the artwork is awe inspiring from your people. Sorry to bother.
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I just received my story pouch yesterday. Such a good video to take in along side their beauty. Tapadh Leibh a Charaid!
Prayers for all of Americans native Indian's, 🙏🙏🙏 amen amen amen,grew up on the old UTE Indian trail where it cross the Badgers creek,very holy place,
In Park County?
Thank you Wally
This history is amazing. I really appreciate you sharing your work and knowledge with us
Thank you! ❤
Beautiful mountains , looks so peaceful, my kind of place. Thanks Wally for sharing your values and the history of your people. Peace and blessings to you and all those around you.🙏🏻
Good stuff
Thank you.
Sending love ❤️ to one & all ❤ as always thank you 🙏🏻 for your teachings ❤❤
Thank you for these very interesting videos. I have read the Dine Bahane and LOVE the story of the sacred twins and Spider woman. Aloha from Hawaii, home of Pele.... And Oh I could not ignore the gorgeous jewelry Wally was wearing.
thank you for sharing your words of wisdom, Man! mt blanca is a very sacred place, it is called the flowing mountain because it has caves, from which was once watered a great lake in the san luis valley. once, four rivers flowed from this place, to the north, south, west and east. in days of old the tigris, euphrates, nile, and amazon all were connected to the rio, colorado, mississippi, and one which no longer flows. there is a great caving system beneath the san luis range, which is home to sacred life, a bacteria called blue-green algae, which grows only in alpine lakes on the surface, especially in this area. this bacteria exists in a midpoint between animals and plants, for it actually photosynthesizes! drinking this wild water will cause you to grow tall and strong, and live forever, we used to say. of course, running across the high mountaintops does not hurt either. in the days of atlantis, the ocean came right up to the eastern side of the rockies, and the lake was more of a gulf sea. the land has been continually inhabited in every age of Man, though today its waters run dry, and as i visited this winter, the lake beneath the great sand dunes was all dried up! one day, the waters will return, and all four tribes of man will dwell on these lands yet again, and will never be driven out. until then, survive the diaspora! know your signs! a signal will be lit and the bloodless valley will once again be a place of peace, of tall, golden wheatgrass, of great oak trees, and sweet waters that spill freely from the mountains. Peace and Blessings!
May you live forever so that you can teach everyone the history of your people.
This is great! I'm learning about Navajo culture, and these videos are very helpful.
Thank you, We needed to know History that has been hidden.
This is really great 👍 For time and all.
Amazing that WE have come to times when the many experiences of history can be expressed between US. So much more to Our-kinds than We have imagined. Bringing such forward, & re-connecting on wiser paths, will be the saving Grace of much. Thank you, for sharing.
Thank You for your history lessons. I love watching them. Keep it up. People need this.
Thank you. A very informative educational video for us non-Native Americans with geography, history and language woven into the narrative. I like to hear the way your Elder pronounces traditional names.👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you guys. I live in Tucson and my travels through the lands you are showing were inspiring. Thank you.
This is cool.
Love this channel! Thank you all so much 🙏🏽🤟🏽
Western Las Animas County. North of New Mexico line 12 miles. I have ALWAYS felt this land is sacred!! I feel so blessed to be on 40 acres here.
I like how you say "joy, happiness, confidence and peace" hey Gallup, hey tohlakai
I couldn't even imagine it. Yes, I was invited to wrustle Elk at least twice. I was in junior college at the time. College poor and bus riding. Living life quite solo, independent, autonomous....on my own.
Great respect for your efforts to share with us.
YES! Thanks so much, Shane, for editing these four sacred mountain videos together. Much appreciated to you, Mr. Brown, and I will use this information as I travel throughout these areas. So heartfelt sacred. Stunning. Thank you.
Beloved family. Sacred knowledge. Thanks brother ALWAYS. Be well
Very beautiful and rich history showcased and taught here.
It really is like walking down a journey with how he explains it to interpret it into the language of his people.
Very beautiful and very interesting to listen to
I so loved this video. Thank you.
Love from south central mountains!!!
I love each place you mentioned. I can go to them with a little more knowledge while I appreciate the artistic phenomenon of our Creator.
Having just taken a history of the Americas class, your videos add a lot of dimension to the people living in the Southwest since before contact. thank you
Thank you Wally, I appreciate you 🦅🦌🦬🦫
Finally got to see Sis naajini again last week traveling up to Denver.Thx for posting👍FYI I recall hearing a story about a place on the mountain where the twins bathed.If you have knowledge on that i would love to learn more🙏✌😎✨
As this was happening I was being pushed down,from the shoulders,and could hear the sound of a 🥁 drum ,like a heart beat, testimony victor freeman 🙏
Thank you, always enjoy these teachings.
I really appreciate your videos and wisdom I live in south east North Carolina so no mountains, but lots of history and much to learn. One thing I like to imagine is a journey up to the highest parts of any of those mountains by all of the wonderful people who decided to walk , thank you
Beautiful country. I live on the east coast. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
Thank you once again for sharing your culture.❤
I had the pleasure of living in Mancos and had the most amazing view of Mt Hesperus. Such special land there.
Thank you for your wonderful video and wisdom.
Thank you for sharing! I love your culture! ✌ and beautiful animals!
Thank you, grandfather. I am so grateful that you have shared this information with us.
Thank you, Sir. I hope you are doing well, and enjoyed your pilgrimage, going around.🪁
I enjoyed hiking up Mt. Humphrey's years ago while spending a year at the Grand Canyon.
Love and Peace from Taos🌶🌶🌶♥️Thank You for this wisdom…. Love your ride!
Most excellent documentary so far that I have seen on your channel! Thank you. To hear any Native American speaking of other tribes with respect and reverence brings a tear to my eye. Going to each of these mountains to film shows true dedication.
As a young person my family took a long trip through the U.S. and we went through all these areas and I loved it ❣️ It was so incredible, we climbed through the houses on Mesa Verde, .You could really feel the history ❣️
Thank you Mr.Wally Brown and Shane you both are rare gems of knowledge to the people of this Earth.Thank you for sharing your wisdom ! May the dine national be held in high respect and admiration for their resilience and truths!
Wow! Love your stories, lot of teachings, thank you for sharing
Ive been by Blanca twice. I had the strangest fascination with it. Really drawn to it. I see our local peaks daily (Durango). I must go back and spend time there.
As Ive commented before, I enjoy these videos and enjoy Wally's wisdom and stories immensely, thank you again for this wonderful content. BUT! I must say, I got a good chuckle out of the vehicle animation when you moved from one mountain to the next. Quite humorous and unexpected. Wisdom and humor in the same place, thanks again!
I love your walking staff.
Thank you
Thank you🙏🏽
Thank you so much, learn more from your story,. I always pray 🙏🙏🙏🙏💕
Wa-Do prayers for all 🙏🙏🙏 amen amen amen
Wow, great video!
I just want to express how much I appreciate all the true information lended here.
Thank You for the dome oriboric grid explanation. Bless.Protect.Speed. 🔅🔆🔅❣️🔥🙏
Please tell us the story of the great circle .
I love your videos! My mother is Navajo. She grew up in Canyon De Chelly
🙏🙏🙏🙏SÅ gjorde jeg som sædvanligt det forkert e. Jeg dør .LEV VEL ALLESAMMEN 🖤💙💛🤍🙏🙏🙏🙏
From 10.38 there is flashing sparkles amongst the grass.................holy
Love from Portland Oregon
Best channal on CZcams
😆luv the animation on the map, and thanks for taking us on a guided tour😎
I grew up in the Midwest but have lived within or near these four sacred mountains at least half my life. Although my husband and I relocated from AZ back to the Midwest primarily for family reasons, I always feel the pull to return. NM was an especially sacred feeling area to me, as are some of the more mountainous areas of AZ north of ‘The Valley.’ Thank you for this tour! ❤
Thank you my sun 🌞❤️❤️❤️🌈☀️😘
Always interesting and I always learn something new and wonderful. Would like to hear yout teachings on the meaning of the petroglyphs such as "Newspaper rock" for example. Thank you for sharing your teachings.
Thank you. I am grateful for your wisdom and sharing of history.
Thank you 💞
I actually lived in Rahma New Mexico. I visited that mountain. It was so awesome. Thanks for sharing. I new there was something special 😊
Thank you very much 😊
Wally. Do an ebook about the language. Don't let it be lost. Vocal ebook! Video book I would buy.
Yes the fire from the father in heaven is coming because we didn't learn. Peace to your heart.
You were 3 miles north of me for that Mount Blanca shot, I see that mountain every day.
The roads around Mt. Blanca have historical, green signs saying "The Navajo Trail". I lived in this valley for many years. It is very special and has strong energy.
Awesome! Thank you! 👍😎🇨🇦
the suv moving around on the map cracked me up
I used to live on the hogs back near the Zuni people. I miss it every day.
❤️❤️ thank you
I live close to ute mountain on the rio grand south of Blanca, thank you for the history!
Thank you for teaching this history. My son is very interested in the Navajo history.
Mountains are. Very. Beautiful Walk in beauty..🔥🐑☀️
Love this channel
Where can we find the names in traditional Diné language? Is there a dictionary or word list available?
Thank you for these beautiful videos.
So beautiful to hear this wisdom. Thank you! So we’re they regionally nomadic depending on the season or different groups or families stayed primarily in one area? It’s so awesome to learn about your culture. I’ve always said the native people understood how to be in harmony with nature instead of raping the land due to greed. I would dare say the native population led more rich loving lives than the richest person in America. The oneness one must have felt gathering sacred dirt from each mountain top had to be a direct encounter with our creator. My vision is I’m sure there were hard times from a hunter gather point of view but I feel inside a wealth of abundance when it comes to the love each clan felt towards the other. Thank you for teaching us your wisdom.
Awesome
Mt hesperus looks awesome reminds me of the mountains here up north.
I love this man..!Appreciation+
Love love you brother 💙.
❤❤❤Thanks for sharing
looking very good in the field and refreshing traditions like agrarianism must be upheld properly