Traditional Apache Prayer
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- This is a traditional Apache prayer artfully delivered by Charles Williams and accompanied by Tom Teasley on Native American flute.I hope you enjoy this beautiful sentiment that rings very true today. More info can be found at www.tomteasley.com
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“May the sun bring you new energy by day, may the moon softly restore you by night, may the rain wash away your worries, may the breeze blow new strength into your being, may you walk gently through the world and know it's beauty all the days of your life.” ― Apache Blessing
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“O Great Spirit
help me always speak the truth quietly,
to listen with an open mind when other's speak
and to remember the peace that may be found in silence.” -Cherokee Prayer
Was looking for the Lords Prayer I found it for Aztecs , Apache on my father's side Apache on my mother .
I'm trying to reconnect to my Apache heritage and I absolutely love this video thank you for such an amazing prayer.
+antonio bays I'm so glad you enjoy it. Stay in touch!
I agree. I am reconnecting too and this video has touched me.
This man is black. My dad was 3 quarter apache. And marry an Irish woman. This why I cant say I am Apache. But I'm an Apaches daughter. The teachings are carried within our soul. We all love God in our own spirit. And the spirit becomes one.
Alot of natives are dark skinned . There are many white people claiming they are native but are not .
My grandfather is 100 percent Apache and he was very dark skinned .
He’s mixed
Simply beautiful and Beautifully Simple. thank you both, my brothers
Thanks Brother. You have been in our thoughts. Go with peace.
Absolutely loved it. Loved the focus on purity. Made my eyes water. It can help people to get grounded.
Thank you Debbie. Please stay tunes for more!
Very powerful prayer
+Robert Jelgersma So glad you enjoy it, Robert!
Beautiful
Thanks, Kia. I'm so glad you enjoy it! Peace.
Geronimo talks about a time of the Mescalero-Chiricahua before the coming of the Christ god ''Sometimes we prayed in silence, sometimes each one prayed aloud; sometimes an aged person prayed for all of us... and to Usen''.
Ethnoscience is the basis for most modern medicines, the event of the European explorers to the Americas saw a whole new potential when they found out about tribal ethnoscience.
Thank you Debbie and brother JE! Charles and I really appreciate your taking the time to explore our work. Peace -- Tom
Thank you for listening rhsc
I know this prayer, and it is a nzhoo okaahi, and I know of the Nde. also Goyaale Mescalero-Chiricahua, in his autobiography a narrated work written by the then European 18th century journalists in America who states that Goyaale whilst wroking with Bill Hickok could not understand how a gun could be fire and no one can die, so I say hold on a minute this is the Nde whose style of fighting is guerrilla warfare was copied and is copied today by the US military, who even name a helicopter after Di Nde , The Apache helicopter because Nde rode bareback horses on hard rock terrain and still hit their targets and were masters of the Winchester rifles ,and who raided US Cavalry Weapons, di Nde who believe in The Usen and the god of the mountain, a protector of Mother Earth who believed in the Old Ways and left this world for the Spirit World, I know that books are narrated then changed by journalists, ethnologists who I prefer strictly from the photography's vocation, anthropologists and archaeologists to suit some purpose, and as a form of spiritual practice as science? I do not dispute the narrator, I believe the writer to be an issue of information misappropriation.
A'ho