I attended a Yei Bi Chei Ceremony in Indian Wells back in 2018. Before the ceremony started, we all gathered in the Hogan and had Mutton stew. Then we could hear the Yei Bi Chei’s begin singing the sacred songs outside. They sang all night, and the patient that needed healing received the sacred songs and prayers while wrapped in a blanket. Throughout the night, many groups of dancers danced sacred dances while the Yei bi chei’s sang. These prayers and songs are so powerful, that cold chills run down your spine. May Dinè culture live on and continue to be passed down through the generations! ❤
@@crypticcryptid Yes sir that is correct. Recording is considered highly disrespectful. The ceremonies are sacred, and are only meant to be witnessed by those in attendance. Prayers are always appreciated by those not in attendance. Recording will get you kicked out, and I have seen it happen before with my own eyes. This is known in most Dinè (Navajo) families, and by Non-Natives who work in the community. What is nice, is that for anyone who has been invited to a traditional ceremony, they should usually be made aware of this.
My favorite part is at the end, the Dawn songs & Bluebird songs sang as the Yei’s depart. I remember hearing those songs & being overcome w/ such emotion at those sacred prayers. I’ll always remember my elders saying to pray & do your offerings as the Yei’s danced into early morning dawn
That was also my favorite part to see them facing the east and the crack of dawn breaking through the clouds. They sung and danced one last time. They went away. Seeing elders wrapped in blankets sprinkle pollen on them. That got me in the feels. Reminded me of my own late grandmother. Im Navajo but dont know alot of my culture. That makes me sad. My uncles know alot but i hardly get to see them. So this channel helps me understand certain things. What's really sad is the ceremonies and traditions being lost and forgotten.
Tēnā kōrua / greetings both from Aotearoa / The Land of the Long White Cloud / New Zealand. I’m blessed to have spent time in 4 Corners & wider NM in 1976. Jus waiting to hear our people speak of star nation, waiting waiting waiting. Know that your richness covers every corner of the globe ... never underestimate the widespread resonance of your Holy teachings & embodiment. With much love gratitude & respect 🙏🏼🐚 😇🪶🥰
Thanks for sharing. Im Navajo and my grandmother always went to the shiprock ceremony. She passed on. I went this year with my mom and i didnt understand any of it. Just that someone was ill and the dancers danced all night even in the rain and cold sung till the sunrise and people were blessed. It was beautiful and meaningful to me. Why are we told never to eat pinons at the ceremony? The medicine men said not too.
@@steektete Wth are pinions? Never heard or read that word before, and the translations that Google gives me, don't really make any sense in this context ._.
Your words are so important. All of life is Sacred. As an assimilated, the greatest gifts are to hear the words of Elders confirm your own lifelong intuition We do carry the memories of our ancestors in our DNA. What a blessing it's been hearing your words. Miyutake oyasin Osiyo Wado Have felt that knowing the etiquette of each nation,and a few words. (so far only two) have given me a beautiful way to understand what my grandparents couldn't voice We need to always listen to the Elders .
The corn pollen offering, is what I always wanted to know. I've asked for over 30 years nobody in my family ever had an answer. My family even dances in these neda-akaye. Thank you.
Thank you Wally for imparting on your students this sacred ceremony. I watch your videos to learn the old ways. I watch your videos in respect and gratitude for all that you share with us. As your student I have learned so much!
Thank you so much for these teachings you’re helping generations heal. My grandmother is now in the spirit world and was Dene she didn’t know her father because of his race. You are really helping me learn more about our people. I am so Baa ahééh nisin, díidí for you.I would love to give you a handshake and tobacco one day. So many people out here love you and respect you.I’m crying writing this because you’re teachings mean that much.
Thank you for the lessons and teaching you’ve provided over the years. They’ve gotten not only myself, but my family through a great deal in a time of struggle and strife till we found our footing and found our way. Tapadh leat gu mor!
Wonderful description of this important ceremony. In 1985 I attended a Yei Bi Chei dance at Canyon Tsegi and have never forgotten the powerful impression it made on me. Many thanks for another great video elder Brown!
Wally, your son has a nice voice for narrating. Also, he looks like you through the eyes. Just wanted to share that with you. Thank you for your teachings, they're truly priceless and will be a lasting and important reminder of your vast knowledge that needs to be kept alive, these videos you've made being one of the ways to do that. 🙏❤️🕊️
Thank you Grandfather. There are those that have seen the elders dance at a young age. Now they learn more As the old ones inspired the growth of their spirituality. Thank you for your kindness. Jim BCC AZ
Yá’át’ééh dóó ahéhee’! I’ve been thinking and praying on humbleness and being thankful much here lately.. The past few days I’ve received many messages regarding that and now here’s this. A reminder. I am grateful to you for sharing 😌
Aanii nwiij’nishinaabeg. Hello fellow children of the creator. I am native american from Great Lakes region. Love Dine culture and nice to see some similarities. Beautiful Miigwetch
A'hè'héé Cheíí for your teachings. I always come to this channel for comfort & peace. Knowing our traditions will forever live on. This one hit me, because yeí bí cheíís hold the center on my heart. ❤️
Thank you for another great teaching. It's realy to bad that most of this world doesn't stick to traditions & our elders aren't taking the time to teach or hand down traditions anymore. Everyone is in such a rush to get ahold of that ol mighty dollar. Greed has taken over, nobody takes the time to stop * smell the roses anymore. That's why this world's going to he'll in a hand basket. That's just my opinion. Thank You very much again for taking the time to stop & smell the Roses . PEACE OUT!!!
I really needed this message today. Thank you for sharing the importance of the Yei Bi Chei. Wally. I have no holy people to follow - that I know of - so I come to this channel for guidance, reminders, and new insights. I know I'm far from alone in this plight which makes your teachings all the more important. Those of us seeking the right path are very grateful for you. Semper Fi, Wally.
I learn SO much from you, grandfather. Thank you. This ceremony has especially been of interest to me, and to now understand what is going on is priceless. ✨ I also did not realize that the intricate, beautiful mandalas are portals for the Holy People to make their way to the ceremonies. Words are not sufficient... Again, thank you.
ThankQ ❤ that was wonderful to learn. I am looking forward to the time when we all practice the spirituality of our indigenous peoples and ancestors💕🧚♀️💕🧚♀️💕🧚♀️💕🧚♀️
Fascinating as always. The tale of the Woman traveling west across the Pacific in search of Her Husband is very interesting to me. Although its not a popular theory with main stream historians, there are many that believe people could and did make that journey. Many thanks again for sharing, from across that big old pond in Australia.
& our peacekeeping navigation remembering across & around the Moananui a Kiwa / Pacific. It was Kupe’s wife who named New Zealand Aotearoa describing The Long White Cloud over our landmass / islands. What is known as the North Island is traditionally called Te Ika a Māui / Maui’s fish which he caught using a hook fashioned from his grandmother’s enchanted jawbone, a nod to grandmother wisdom & knowledge 🙏🏼🪝🎉
I always felt Changing Woman was going to Hawaii! Maybe she is known by Pacific Islander names. Such as Pele or Hi'iaka. Who had a hand in creating Hawai'i Nei. Her husband is the Sun, who sets in the West.
The beauty of your culture takes my breath away and I think of stars at twilight and the peace and beauty of corn pollen coming off the corn plant. I have seen the beauty in your lands and in the art that the Dineh create. I am so grateful to you Wally for the opportunity to learn more...... I could picture the dancers as you spoke.
I really enjoy the sand paintings. It's a dedicated effort to what appears temporary. I think the devotion behind it remains in your heart. The brahmins and Tibetan priests in India make beautiful and elaborate sand mandalas/paintings.
Hello Elder Grandfather ~ I love how you speak ~ to hear the Navajo tongue spoken like this ~ Awesome indeed . We have a painting in our Home of the Yei Bi Chei dancing ~ A GOOD reminder to follow the Path of the Holy ~ I am Grateful to have learned this today. Thank you for sharing here on yt. I AM a new subscriber to your channel ~ Excellent. Many Blessings to you Elder Grandfather and ALL your Relations ~ Suse & Crew Vancouver Island BC CANADA ~*~
You are a wonderful person and great chief of the people, the people, don't realize they need your words,so soon so on for light of us. Thank you Chief thank you again , we will know each other forever
R.I.P. J.K. Benally: Forest Lake & Black Mesa Navajo Nation Peacemaker & Yei Bi Chei Dancer. A true warrior who will live in our hearts forever. Ahéhee' Shi Cheii. Thank you for this video. You are truly following diyin diné by sharing this and your family is a blessing. Ahéhee'
Thank you! What a beautiful channel! Thank you to Mr. Wally Brown and his family for sharing this sacred tradition! I had a friend named Clark for my short time in the marine corps. He was one of the most respectful and graceful people I've met. Clark called wheat lake in the Navajo nation his home. I am blessed today for knowing him and hearing of holy peoples way! thank you!
DNA came back 1/4 Pueblo!! This is so cool. And I understood about the clown being us. Sacred due to the Divine spark within us all, and still clowning around lifelong...❤
Thank you for sharing this wisdom. We must continue to learn from each other and from our cultures. Each culture has wisdom that they hold dear. If we can keep that wisdom transparently we can actually progress as a world. All aspects are needed for the wheel. I see stories as day and night. The play at night happens as the stars dance. It has great meaning that teachings like this explain. Thank you again!
Would love to meet this man,, He is full of the knowledge I need to fill this nut in my head.. Grew up and graduated in Winslow Arizona.. Navajo County...
This is so awesome! What a perfect analogy of humanity! We constantly get off track. We clown around when we should be paying attention to the ones who are teaching us. Thank you.
MERCI ❤️ TRÈS CHER PROFESSEUR💜Pour votre partage🙏 Nous aimerions tellement assister à ces cérémonies sacrées 🕊️ Gratitude infinie💗🌳 LOVE AND BLESSINGS 🌞
I attended a Yei Bi Chei Ceremony in Indian Wells back in 2018. Before the ceremony started, we all gathered in the Hogan and had Mutton stew. Then we could hear the Yei Bi Chei’s begin singing the sacred songs outside. They sang all night, and the patient that needed healing received the sacred songs and prayers while wrapped in a blanket. Throughout the night, many groups of dancers danced sacred dances while the Yei bi chei’s sang. These prayers and songs are so powerful, that cold chills run down your spine. May Dinè culture live on and continue to be passed down through the generations! ❤
Oh, my. WHAT an experience, what memories for you. Thank you for these visuals. Wow.
Listening from Guatemala...
I wish I could hear that. You probably weren't allowed to record it though?
@@crypticcryptid Yes sir that is correct. Recording is considered highly disrespectful. The ceremonies are sacred, and are only meant to be witnessed by those in attendance. Prayers are always appreciated by those not in attendance. Recording will get you kicked out, and I have seen it happen before with my own eyes. This is known in most Dinè (Navajo) families, and by Non-Natives who work in the community. What is nice, is that for anyone who has been invited to a traditional ceremony, they should usually be made aware of this.
So beautiful.. lucky you. Thanks for sharing
My favorite part is at the end, the Dawn songs & Bluebird songs sang as the Yei’s depart. I remember hearing those songs & being overcome w/ such emotion at those sacred prayers. I’ll always remember my elders saying to pray & do your offerings as the Yei’s danced into early morning dawn
That was also my favorite part to see them facing the east and the crack of dawn breaking through the clouds. They sung and danced one last time. They went away. Seeing elders wrapped in blankets sprinkle pollen on them. That got me in the feels. Reminded me of my own late grandmother. Im Navajo but dont know alot of my culture. That makes me sad. My uncles know alot but i hardly get to see them. So this channel helps me understand certain things. What's really sad is the ceremonies and traditions being lost and forgotten.
Tēnā kōrua / greetings both from Aotearoa / The Land of the Long White Cloud / New Zealand. I’m blessed to have spent time in 4 Corners & wider NM in 1976. Jus waiting to hear our people speak of star nation, waiting waiting waiting. Know that your richness covers every corner of the globe ... never underestimate the widespread resonance of your Holy teachings & embodiment. With much love gratitude & respect 🙏🏼🐚 😇🪶🥰
Thanks for sharing. Im Navajo and my grandmother always went to the shiprock ceremony. She passed on. I went this year with my mom and i didnt understand any of it. Just that someone was ill and the dancers danced all night even in the rain and cold sung till the sunrise and people were blessed. It was beautiful and meaningful to me. Why are we told never to eat pinons at the ceremony? The medicine men said not too.
They say don’t eat pinions at YBC because it’ll cause hard weather(heavy snowfalls etc). That’s what I was always told
@@Fallen616 oh ok. Thank you.
@@Fallen616 I thought it was just salted pinons?
@@steektete Wth are pinions? Never heard or read that word before, and the translations that Google gives me, don't really make any sense in this context ._.
@@Serjo777 They’re a type of nuts on the rez that we usually pick
Your words are so important.
All of life is Sacred.
As an assimilated, the greatest gifts are to hear the words of Elders confirm your own lifelong intuition
We do carry the memories of our ancestors in our DNA.
What a blessing it's been hearing your words.
Miyutake oyasin
Osiyo
Wado
Have felt that knowing the etiquette of each nation,and a few words. (so far only two) have given me a beautiful way to understand what my grandparents couldn't voice
We need to always listen to the Elders .
Perfectly stated
The corn pollen offering, is what I always wanted to know. I've asked for over 30 years nobody in my family ever had an answer. My family even dances in these neda-akaye. Thank you.
I also would love to know, my grandfather had a corn farm in Ohio
Thank You Grandfather for sharing your wisdom and knowledge about these ceremonies. Blessings and Much 💕
Thank you Wally for imparting on your students this sacred ceremony. I watch your videos to learn the old ways. I watch your videos in respect and gratitude for all that you share with us. As your student I have learned so much!
Thank you so much for these teachings you’re helping generations heal. My grandmother is now in the spirit world and was Dene she didn’t know her father because of his race. You are really helping me learn more about our people. I am so Baa ahééh nisin, díidí for you.I would love to give you a handshake and tobacco one day. So many people out here love you and respect you.I’m crying writing this because you’re teachings mean that much.
🐚🤍🕊
This is beautiful.
Thank you for the lessons and teaching you’ve provided over the years. They’ve gotten not only myself, but my family through a great deal in a time of struggle and strife till we found our footing and found our way. Tapadh leat gu mor!
Wonderful description of this important ceremony. In 1985 I attended a Yei Bi Chei dance at Canyon Tsegi and have never forgotten the powerful impression it made on me. Many thanks for another great video elder Brown!
Wally, your son has a nice voice for narrating. Also, he looks like you through the eyes. Just wanted to share that with you.
Thank you for your teachings, they're truly priceless and will be a lasting and important reminder of your vast knowledge that needs to be kept alive, these videos you've made being one of the ways to do that. 🙏❤️🕊️
Thank you Grandfather. There are those that have seen the elders dance at a young age. Now they learn more As the old ones inspired the growth of their spirituality. Thank you for your kindness. Jim BCC AZ
Yá’át’ééh dóó ahéhee’! I’ve been thinking and praying on humbleness and being thankful much here lately.. The past few days I’ve received many messages regarding that and now here’s this. A reminder. I am grateful to you for sharing 😌
Aanii nwiij’nishinaabeg. Hello fellow children of the creator. I am native american from Great Lakes region. Love Dine culture and nice to see some similarities. Beautiful
Miigwetch
These teachings are so meaningful and so appreciated..Thank you!
So appreciative of these teachings They are necessary
A'hè'héé Cheíí for your teachings. I always come to this channel for comfort & peace. Knowing our traditions will forever live on. This one hit me, because yeí bí cheíís hold the center on my heart. ❤️
Thank you for another great teaching. It's realy to bad that most of this world doesn't stick to traditions & our elders aren't taking the time to teach or hand down traditions anymore. Everyone is in such a rush to get ahold of that ol mighty dollar. Greed has taken over, nobody takes the time to stop * smell the roses anymore. That's why this world's going to he'll in a hand basket. That's just my opinion.
Thank You very much again for taking the time to stop & smell the Roses .
PEACE OUT!!!
Ha! people are clowns. That speaks to me so deeply. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Wally and Shane for sharing this old wisdom with us 🙏
Thank you so much for sharing this Wisdom and history. Walk in beauty! 💖
Thanks for sharing your wisdom Mr. Brown, I always enjoy watching your videos.
Wally I always find your teachings inspirational. Thank you for sharing.
thank you. I'm trying to learn from you. I am only a very small amount of native American but my respect is 💯🔥💚
We/ I Preciate ya'll...n the sharing of the ceremonies n " old ways"... they help to keep up our traditions..
WAST'E !!!
👍🐾🧙♂️🐺!!!!
Thank you Grandfather & Son for helping all of us in our remembering 🙏🏼🐚😇🤍
I really needed this message today. Thank you for sharing the importance of the Yei Bi Chei. Wally. I have no holy people to follow - that I know of - so I come to this channel for guidance, reminders, and new insights. I know I'm far from alone in this plight which makes your teachings all the more important. Those of us seeking the right path are very grateful for you. Semper Fi, Wally.
Thank you very much for sharing your wisdom, and teachings.
We are clowns aren't we?
Thank you team for another wonderful video. I hope you have a wonderful week!
I learn SO much from you, grandfather. Thank you. This ceremony has especially been of interest to me, and to now understand what is going on is priceless. ✨ I also did not realize that the intricate, beautiful mandalas are portals for the Holy People to make their way to the ceremonies. Words are not sufficient... Again, thank you.
Haho!!! I'm Cheyenne n Arapaho from NDN COUNTRY ALWAYS GOOD TO HEAR OTHER TRIBES STORIES
Awesome. Thanks Mr. Pretty Awesome.
I've learn something tonight.
Thank u holy ppl.
Thank you Wally and Shane…
Dear Wally.....thank you so much! I love your teachings sooooo much!
Love you.
Blessings from Austria.....from the Alps.😊❤
🤓🥰😇 this was one of my favorite videos so far. Very enlightening and thought provoking, this message was. 💦🔫🕺🏽😅
I really appreciate all that you do. Prayers needed. X
Thank you Mr. Brown AND Shane...
i really love these. This guy reminds me of the Native version of David Lynch explaining the esoteric.
ThankQ ❤ that was wonderful to learn. I am looking forward to the time when we all practice the spirituality of our indigenous peoples and ancestors💕🧚♀️💕🧚♀️💕🧚♀️💕🧚♀️
Thank you for sharing your stories on Yei be cheii, I love that. Curious about them, and how they represent
Thankyou Wally for teaching about the culture
Fascinating as always. The tale of the Woman traveling west across the Pacific in search of Her Husband is very interesting to me. Although its not a popular theory with main stream historians, there are many that believe people could and did make that journey. Many thanks again for sharing, from across that big old pond in Australia.
& our peacekeeping navigation remembering across & around the Moananui a Kiwa / Pacific. It was Kupe’s wife who named New Zealand Aotearoa describing The Long White Cloud over our landmass / islands. What is known as the North Island is traditionally called Te Ika a Māui / Maui’s fish which he caught using a hook fashioned from his grandmother’s enchanted jawbone, a nod to grandmother wisdom & knowledge 🙏🏼🪝🎉
I always felt Changing Woman was going to Hawaii! Maybe she is known by Pacific Islander names. Such as Pele or Hi'iaka. Who had a hand in creating Hawai'i Nei. Her husband is the Sun, who sets in the West.
Ah yes the husband being a representation of the setting sun makes a lot of sense.
Mood
The beauty of your culture takes my breath away and I think of stars at twilight and the peace and beauty of corn pollen coming off the corn plant. I have seen the beauty in your lands and in the art that the Dineh create. I am so grateful to you Wally for the opportunity to learn more...... I could picture the dancers as you spoke.
So grateful for your teachings Wally!
I really enjoy the sand paintings. It's a dedicated effort to what appears temporary. I think the devotion behind it remains in your heart.
The brahmins and Tibetan priests in India make beautiful and elaborate sand mandalas/paintings.
These stories are transformative, so deeply grateful for your commitment and dedication.🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I would love to hear the Apache and the other tribes out there just like this RUclips channel , we keep up the good work you guys AHO ❤️❤️❤️🦅🦅🏞️
Best teaching ever. Words of great wisdom. A true, and truly priceless pearl.
Hello Elder Grandfather ~ I love how you speak ~ to hear the Navajo tongue spoken like this ~ Awesome indeed .
We have a painting in our Home of the Yei Bi Chei dancing ~ A GOOD reminder to follow the Path of the Holy ~
I am Grateful to have learned this today. Thank you for sharing here on yt. I AM a new subscriber to your channel ~ Excellent.
Many Blessings to you Elder Grandfather and ALL your Relations ~ Suse & Crew Vancouver Island BC CANADA ~*~
Love and respect sir 🙏
This is beautiful. Thanks for sharing something so sacred with us. This history should not be lost.
Oh, this one stung a bit. A well-deserved reprimand from some enlightened souls. Thank you, Wally.
💜🙏🏼💜 Thank You for all that you share.
thank you for the ancient wisdom
New subscriber, I discovered your channel yesterday, and I'm so glad I did. You have a kind soul I feel.
You are a wonderful person and great chief of the people, the people, don't realize they need your words,so soon so on for light of us. Thank you Chief thank you again , we will know each other forever
А сын молодец, помогает отцу,успехов вам с продвижением канала.👍💗
Spasibo tebe bolshoe, natalja
This is beautiful teaching. All people would do well to follow this teaching. Thank you for sharing what you have been told.
I am so grateful to hear your teachings.
Wonderful ❣️ 💐🕊🔥🙏
Wow. Humans straying from the path for self over community is as old as we are. Age 12, fascinating, very. 12 to follow as well.
Thank you, Papa very interesting
R.I.P. J.K. Benally: Forest Lake & Black Mesa Navajo Nation Peacemaker & Yei Bi Chei Dancer. A true warrior who will live in our hearts forever. Ahéhee' Shi Cheii.
Thank you for this video. You are truly following diyin diné by sharing this and your family is a blessing. Ahéhee'
Very symbolic and meaningful! 104th thumbs up!
Thank you Grandfather! Jim BCC AZ
I am so grateful to hear these teachings because I am not born Dine' and would never know about all these things.
Thank you ! Grandfather Mr. Wally I’m trying to find peace
But is not easy,.
Have a BLESS day.
Big hug for your family
BROTHERS AND SISTERS
Such a beautiful language and this story is amazing to be lucky enough to hear thank you for sharing have a wonderful day everyone.
This teaching settled into me.... very deeply..... thank you.
Thank you for your teachings and wisdom
Gratitude and much respect ,love and peace🥰U are a bigg example to me 🥰
Thank you! What a beautiful channel! Thank you to Mr. Wally Brown and his family for sharing this sacred tradition! I had a friend named Clark for my short time in the marine corps. He was one of the most respectful and graceful people I've met. Clark called wheat lake in the Navajo nation his home. I am blessed today for knowing him and hearing of holy peoples way! thank you!
I love listening to you Sir.
Excellànt teaching. Thank you.
❤ love these teachings! Beautiful energy.
Thank you for your teaching
Thats beautiful
DNA came back 1/4 Pueblo!! This is so cool. And I understood about the clown being us. Sacred due to the Divine spark within us all, and still clowning around lifelong...❤
Thank you for sharing this wisdom. We must continue to learn from each other and from our cultures. Each culture has wisdom that they hold dear. If we can keep that wisdom transparently we can actually progress as a world. All aspects are needed for the wheel.
I see stories as day and night. The play at night happens as the stars dance. It has great meaning that teachings like this explain. Thank you again!
Beautiful. TY
Would love to meet this man,, He is full of the knowledge I need to fill this nut in my head.. Grew up and graduated in Winslow Arizona.. Navajo County...
It's Wonderful that your Teachings will live on for all time. I'm Cherokee but I Love The Navajo way into Beauty and Piece!
Thank you very much.
You learn somthing knew everday. That what my mom used to say.Thx Wally
Thanks four you🙏
This is so awesome! What a perfect analogy of humanity! We constantly get off track. We clown around when we should be paying attention to the ones who are teaching us. Thank you.
MERCI ❤️
TRÈS CHER PROFESSEUR💜Pour votre partage🙏
Nous aimerions tellement assister à ces cérémonies sacrées 🕊️
Gratitude infinie💗🌳
LOVE AND BLESSINGS 🌞
Valuable understanding. Thank you.
Thank you for your ancestral teachings. I'm truely grateful too learn your ways blessings from South UK 🙏💗💫✨🦋
Thank you for the Teaching 👍
Thank you ⚡⚡💜🌎
This telling of the extraordinary clown beings. A thousand thanks.
Thank you for sharing with us.
These are such important teachings, thank you for sharing your wisdom.
Very powerful points made. Thank you for sharing this wisdom.
Thank You. I thought I sent a thank you but cannot find it. Bless you so much we love your teachings:)
Beautiful message . Time to rise and awaken from the illusion ❤️❤️❤️ thank you beautiful soul
Thank 🙏🏼 You
Thanks for sharing
Thank you for sharing
Awesome thanks ❤️🕊️