Riding the Serpent: The Cultural Relevance of Being a Hopi River Guide

Lyle Balenquah, Hopi writer, anthropologist, and outdoor guide explores Hopi connections to water.
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[@juancaraccioli3489]

The Creator bless you Lyle you speak from the heart… Keep teaching Hopi culture and keep the spirit of peace alive…

[@c.h.ingate5271]

Mr. Balenquah gives a classic talk. Just over an hour of important discourse. Thanks to you all.

[@janniebee9501]

The most distinctive part of Native culture is the connection to the land and awareness of tradition. Us Irish have very little of this.

[@c.h.ingate5271]

Lyle, how can we contact you about your guide activity??

[@Happy_HIbiscus]

this dude is cool

[@jimanders8812]

What a cool job to have

[@nobodyouwantoknow]

One of the Owa Tutuveni tablets is a very accurate map of the true Sipaapuni (not the pond @ Little Colorado River)