Acosia Red Elk, powwow yoga and Indigenous healing | Oregon Field Guide

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  • Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
  • Umatilla tribal member Acosia Red Elk spent years on the powwow circuit as a world champion jingle dancer. Now, she's combined its steps with yoga to create powwow yoga, and promote contemporary Indigenous healing through movement and dance.
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Комментарии • 42

  • @heatherkaye8653
    @heatherkaye8653 2 года назад +13

    Oh the little ones learning got me! Super sweet story! Acosia, you are making your ancestors so proud! 💚🧡💛❤

  • @1-Man
    @1-Man 2 года назад +8

    I got to talk to you along the powwow trail once upon a time. I was so infatuated by your grace and beauty. Admired you and your husband both for your talent and contributions to the powwow world. I was just starting out....didn't have much and you both showed me kindness at a time I was struggling to "fit in my ownself". I admire you for your honesty and transparency when you still speak of your husband the way you do...did...and continue to. I see alot of men helping women along the way and often forgotten and discredited for their own walks and shortcomings. You still apparently to this day continue to carry your beauty, grace and I admire you from afar. Thank you for your kindness long ago.

  • @pamg6583
    @pamg6583 2 года назад +3

    I enjoyed watching this video. First time I saw this. Learning the meaning to the dance was interesting. Beautiful. Very powerful.. thank you

  • @BayoHunter
    @BayoHunter 6 дней назад

    Beautiful story and prayerful dance! Seriously, my old eyes are watering with tears. Thank you for sharing, as this is from Didus Richard and his Evie 🐕 Dog from Canada 🇨🇦.

  • @Storm111_
    @Storm111_ 5 месяцев назад +1

    Hey Acosia, I first saw you in supamans music video. I’ve been a fan ever since. You are my favorite jungle dancer!

  • @adamcfmacdonald
    @adamcfmacdonald 2 года назад +3

    Wonderful. Thank you.

  • @wesleybennett6186
    @wesleybennett6186 2 года назад +3

    I loved this video. It is amazing and inspiring! Thank you so much for putting it up. I hope that her dance group and or Supaman will come to Portland and perform at the Schnitzer or on the waterfront it would be great for the city, a healing for all. A Portland powwow!

  • @jeripulido2958
    @jeripulido2958 2 года назад +2

    What a wonderful video, brings joy and pride for all you’ve been doing. I feel the connection to the earth , the past generations and feeling great hope for future generations!

  • @orangescout1967
    @orangescout1967 Год назад +1

    This woman is such an amazing dancer. Love her smile and energy.

  • @buradley1733
    @buradley1733 2 года назад +1

    Jingle dress has always been my favorite. God Bless you & your dreams. (Luwana Littlewing)

  • @deitrestolbert4951
    @deitrestolbert4951 Год назад

    Dance with such elegant 👍💚

  • @constantinamacheras7990
    @constantinamacheras7990 2 года назад +1

    You are beautiful in all ways. Thank you for blessing us with your story! Aho

  • @eric11qaz
    @eric11qaz Месяц назад

    Beautiful dancing

  • @duanegregg6222
    @duanegregg6222 6 месяцев назад

    You’re such a blessing ! I saw for the first time Supaman and you doing the song why. It is so cool, and thought wow, who is that beautiful woman? Keep it up y’all 😁👍🏼.

  • @sessary
    @sessary 2 года назад +1

    So many words are jostling around, trying to get out of my mouth..
    First of all, beautiful regalia and incredible story that goes with it all ...winning 42 powwows in ONE year? Legendary super powwow powers! And you even won at the GON? Wow.
    Btw, thank you for the jingle dress origin story...had no idea. I'm moving to Long Beach Peninsula in SW Washington so am trying to learn about a land I'm not used to. The Southern Sierras, where I'm at now, are so different .
    I'm sure the People that've carried this land inside them for so long will have different traditions than the Yokuts & Chumash, too. I think it's the land itself that teaches People living close to the earth. And since the land, flora, and fauna of every area has its own "feel", its own medicine, the traditions the People learn in every area are going to vary a little, sometimes a lot.
    7Gen is such a needed business -- and what a great concept!
    Keep spreading the word, cousin!

  • @hypefine
    @hypefine 2 года назад +1

    I saw a clip of her dancing on IG and I came to learn more about what I saw there. This is powerful stuff.

  • @kris-tkris-t3271
    @kris-tkris-t3271 2 года назад +1

    So proud of u girl! Beautiful dancing and regalia. Keep on winning!

  • @user-to9sb3hw4y
    @user-to9sb3hw4y 25 дней назад

    Nice presentation.

  • @buradley1733
    @buradley1733 2 года назад +1

    You are a great STRONG dancer, the way your feet touch the ground. Yet so feminine at the same time.
    I grew up also as a "halfbreed", but after my first powwow in CA I fell in love with my culture, the human beings. ❤

  • @tweedymarquez2581
    @tweedymarquez2581 Год назад

    I respect you in the most honorable way possible I'm finding my way to the Pow Wow circle

  • @brittneynicoledustin8268
    @brittneynicoledustin8268 2 года назад +1

    My favorite dancer

  • @kalimariemaat808
    @kalimariemaat808 2 месяца назад

    Thank You for your story because I am soooooo drawn to the Native American culture being it’s a more oral tradition and it’s sooooo much miseducated spiritually it’s a feeling I get to pick me up before I hit deep very deep depression or what they call manic I was born in New Orleans soooo the New Orleans Black Indians have a space in my heart also my indigenous ancestors so I too meditate and pray knot to fall for any traps that my ancestors have love you my native sistar 😘

  • @dumoulin11
    @dumoulin11 2 года назад +3

    I would really love to go to a powwow.

  • @patriciabourne4434
    @patriciabourne4434 2 года назад +1

    Hello Acosia , i thank you so much for your story it help me always wanted to dance ! I never had a chance i am mix cree and blackfoot and Jamaican ? I know about being mix ? So love to you and peace and blessings. Thank you for the love !

  • @SicanguLakota4rmSouthDakota
    @SicanguLakota4rmSouthDakota 5 месяцев назад

    THANKS FOR INSPIRING ME TO KEEP PURSUING MY DREAM TO ONE DAY DANCE TO.

    • @kolaiktomi
      @kolaiktomi Месяц назад +1

      Just found this video today and browsing comments. I'm from Oglala Lakota Oyata and hope you are still dancing. Tohki wanaphika ni, kola.

    • @SicanguLakota4rmSouthDakota
      @SicanguLakota4rmSouthDakota Месяц назад

      @@kolaiktomi not dancing yet o hope one day i am

    • @kolaiktomi
      @kolaiktomi Месяц назад +1

      @@SicanguLakota4rmSouthDakota I hope you follow your dreams. You don't need full regalia, that's expensive. Intuition and innovation is what took us from shells to Mila Hanske metals for jingle dancing. You can use whatever you want or what is available for sound makers. That's not important - the steps and dances are. It should be fun, not stressful. Just dive in, cousin.

    • @SicanguLakota4rmSouthDakota
      @SicanguLakota4rmSouthDakota Месяц назад +1

      @@kolaiktomi wopila

  • @RandiMitchell03
    @RandiMitchell03 11 месяцев назад

    ❤❤❤

  • @zlaynie
    @zlaynie 2 года назад

    Need more of this

  • @megggsd5696
    @megggsd5696 2 года назад

    Awwww I love this ❤🙌🏽🌱

  • @That-Wanderer
    @That-Wanderer 10 месяцев назад +1

    I can relate to her when she talks about not knowing where you belong because you're mixed. I am Cherokee, Apache, and French, sometimes I get put down because I'm mixed... But, I feel a strong connection to my Native American culture. I hardly feel anything for my French side of the genes.

    • @kolaiktomi
      @kolaiktomi Месяц назад

      We're all relatives. Respect your blood no matter where they came from. Embrace all ancestors known or unknown and just be happy being you and that you can be you because of them.

  • @Viaches.My3Dvideossometimeswit
    @Viaches.My3Dvideossometimeswit 10 месяцев назад

    Your videos are very good. Anyone can see the Indigenous people in progress. I lived in an area where the Indigenous people like your tribe: Koriak, Aleut, and Itelmen tribes. The tribes have dancing and music similar to your tribe. But the big problem in these tribes: is alcoholism, no working places. It is time to survive. Good to see, you in development. Best wishes

  • @sessary
    @sessary 2 года назад

    "...show up in our indigenousness.* Lol. Love it.

  • @poofygoof
    @poofygoof 2 года назад +2

    Incredible footwork and sound of the regalia.
    I feel this in house music too, but I'm just a colonizer descendant, and may be reading too much into it.

  • @Stormbrise
    @Stormbrise 2 года назад +2

    Will you come to Siletz Acosia Red Elk?

  • @deniseduren9957
    @deniseduren9957 2 года назад

    Soooo beautiful

  • @scumbag5214
    @scumbag5214 2 года назад

    ✊✌️

  • @lourdejimenes4805
    @lourdejimenes4805 2 года назад

    Olaa,podrías poner su títulos en español🙏

  • @RSVD84
    @RSVD84 Год назад

    Make some RUclips yoga.