How to Keep Dine' Traditions and Stories Alive
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- Опубликовано: 17 фев 2024
- Gene Shepard of Rock Ridge, Arizona, covers a lot of ground in this episode: Many traditions and their origins, such as the Navajo hair bun and the plant that arrows are made from, are explained. We've even got a new camera boy who hopped in the truck with us, and Gene's wife joins in the conversation as we touch on how to keep the traditions and stories alive. Join us as we wrap up our time in Rocky Ridge.
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Good job on the content. keep up the good navajo stories. much love from NM&LB ❤
Ahe' hee for your comment & support! Have a great week 🤙🏾
It is not a surprise that anyone of us has been in places that was not good. These are things that the old people can teach us to recognize and avoid
Agreed. With age comes wisdom. Let us grow into old men. Ahe' hee for your support 🤙🏾
I grew up here in Los Angeles im Navajo. I didn't get to learn Navajo language or the culture. But as im getting older im aearching. Both of my parent's have passed on. My mother spoke about schooling or how she ended up here in California. But deep down im proud to be Navajo. Proud to be of my mother & father. 😊
I wonder if your mother went to Sherman schooling in Riverside? My Cheii went there & ran away 3 times, ha. Well I hope our channel & other RUclipsrs help you pick up learning culture & language. Keep your pride of being Dine' on your chest not deep down. Have a great week, ahe' hee 🤙🏾
This is what I'm talking about 👍
We need to reach out to our people/relatives out there if they're willing, include them.
The teachings/stories of ke' / kinship and the kinship songs / ke' bi'yiin 🎶 .
Something small can take you a long way.
Do you know your mother's clan ?
@@jackalope4286 Aoh' exactly! It's great to see our online community growing & yes, keep inviting relatives who are seeking tradition & connection. Ahe' shi'kis
Do you know your mom's clan?
I have to look for it but I know she told us her clan.
One day soon everyone will know the truth about the people's and lands on mother Earth And the true ways we were met to live .Wonderful video.Thank you all for sharing.We are All One With Creator & Mother Earth..❤
Yes ma'am, ahe' hee for your comment & sharing your insights. Much appreciate your support! 🤙🏾
Modern geologic data is showing that there is more water locked away in the rocks [deep down in the Earth] than there is in all the oceans, seas & lakes combined. And in an event in the very near future it will come back to the surface in a great events. and when that day comes I am planning to be standing with you guys [as my family will have been called to the Next World] and helping my brother & sister Warriors [Veterans] in their health care using naturopathic methods
Yessir. That day will come eventually, maybe in another 1,000 years so let's continue to unify as if that day is tomorrow. Ahe' hee for your great words & sharing your thoughts. 🤙🏾
@@Spagoshi Actually look at the next 10 years or so
According to the history of the rocks, ice & those who were around 12000 years ago
@@almirria6753 Interesting, is there a place to look up the data?
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Nii'l yoo nii'l yoo, nii'l ya.
It's been put down long ago for us, we need to keep it moving .
Looking forward to the rest of the year and your fantastic videos. 💯
Ahe' hee shi'kis, always great to read your insights and conversate when we can. Have a great week brother 🤙🏾
“Many of the insights of the saint stem from his experience as a sinner.”
Eric Hoffer
Couldn't agree more with that statement. As stubborn men, we learn from experience, ahe' hee for another great quote from you Chuck 🤙🏾
💯%@@Spagoshi baa ahééh nisin 🤙🏻
Ahe' hee for another wonderful video. 🎬
@@chuckheppner4384 🤙🏾
Amazing rug
Yes it is, she sells rugs for a living.
New sub from Peter’s channel thanks for the vids I love learning
Ahe' hee for subscribing and checking out our videos of our People, have a great weekend 🤙🏾
If the youth are interested we have ceremonies that go on year round...just make time to attend these ceremonies and observe and learn..
Agreed, do you know of an online forum that we could share that has a calendar of events and locations? Ahe' hee 🤙🏾
We have a navajo radio station (KTNN) that announces ceremonial events across dine'tah. We also the Dine Hatalii Assoc. Just google it
Wet did have a hatalii apprenticeship but the NN didn't budget any more $$ and it faded out.
Navajo radio station (kTNN) announces ceremonial events.
@@saddlebutteDidn't think about that, but you're correct. I know they have their online station as well. KTNN is on our radar as well.
Honest man I love it
Great to hear brother, hope all is well. We'll eventually be in PHX soon enough. Take care 🤙🏾