Elder Yvonne Carter (Yellow Moon Woman) Picking Sage & Sweet Grass with teachings.
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2019
- Welcome to a new enriching episode on our channel! In today's video, we have a special guest - my mother, Yvonne Carter, a Residential School Survivor who brings years of wisdom and understanding of traditional Indigenous healing methods.
Yvonne graciously delves into the profound power and significance of sweetgrass and sage in Indigenous cultures. With her, we embark on a hands-on journey of picking sage, harvesting sweetgrass, and discovering the immense healing power they hold. Through her insights, she explains how these traditional healing medicines from Mother Earth can help in achieving balance and wellness in our everyday lives.
Throughout the video, Yvonne shares compelling narratives, personal experiences, and the fascinating symbiotic relationship between nature and our wellbeing. This video is not only a lesson in traditional healing but also a humble reminder of our inherent connection with Mother Earth.
After watching this video, you'll look at sweetgrass and sage through a new lens of appreciation, as Yvonne demystifies their sacred significance in Indigenous cultures and their potential to enhance our lives.
If you're eager to expand your understanding of Indigenous cultures and practices, consider signing up for the 'Digital Indigenous Awareness & Cultural Sensitivity Certificate Training' available at www.bearstandingtall.com. It's a wonderful opportunity to delve deeper into Indigenous teachings and respect their valuable contributions to global knowledge and wellness.
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I love that you said you just have a good energy when you’re picking sweetgrass - I could see that good energy right away in your smile in the thumbnail, and that’s why I clicked on this video. Thank you ❤️
Listening to old voices with a new ear.
Thank you
❤Thank you.
Beautiful lady picking sweet grass from Mother Earth has a heart that is just as sweet 🍃💙🍃🙏🏼
What a beautiful day to pick sacred medicine. Hiy hiy 🧡 for sharing teachings
I love to listen to the elders speak thank u for shareing
I would love to go picking sweetgrass and sage with this sweet lady. Just watching this gave me good vibes.
That was a sweet moment in the sweetgrass. Thank you
Thank you so much for your teachings! You are a beautiful lady!
Thank you for sharing. Really enjoyed this video.
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❤ beautiful, thank you for sharing
This was so sweet lol
"Yellow Moon" you are the sweetest. This made me smile ((((o::::
I love the way you are
thankyou for your gift of knowledge.
I love you !!!!!! ❤️ your sweet and loved !!!!! Thank you for posting a REAL LIVE VIDEO !!!!!! And yes I’m commenting to be respectful and nice GOD BLESS THE PEOPLE WHO LOVE EARTH!!!!!!
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I WISH I LIVED NEXT TO HER. WHAT A SUPER SWEET LADY. I M GOING O READ UP ON THIS.THANK YOU. MARIA
You are beautiful Yellow Moon, thank you for this teaching.
Thanks for sharing that. I know it's a sacred thing to record but these days, its so necessary to keep the traditions from the mouths of the elders.
🥰♥️♥️♥️♥️what a sweet grandma!
thank you!
Love her!
She’s so sweet. Thank you for sharing.
I love love love love love you family
New subscriber. Love our sweetgrass harvesting.
Love the video thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏
Thank you for such beautiful teaching :)
U don't have to use a lot of word to tell the Truth love and respect my elder❤.
She is so sweet.
respect goes to a good son who spends some quality time, and respects the elders.
thanks for sharing from finland
I’m harvesting mine today that was passed on to me from my dad when my mom passed. She was Cherokee, and planted and harvested it with love.
beautiful
What a beautiful soul
Nya:Wen for sharing!
Beauty wish she was my nana ❤️
She is so cute...
As if being a wonderful smelling plant wasn’t enough, it’s also telepathic. Good to know. I’ll try not to think about burning it, as I pick it
Good video! I pick sweet grass for my families business. One day, I’ll figure out a more efficient way to pick it, so I can provide it to more people who need it.
I have been trying to grow and or find it in the wild since i first came across it when my girl friends mother long ago gave me some dried and I fell in love with the smell its hard to find and for me als overy hard to grow i lve in a small place with low light hard to grow anythign I do thing the sweet grass is starting to sprout though :) every one love sage and burning sage smudging using sage, I like sweet grass better it feels like i am more connected to it then sage when burning, I bought some sweet grass a long while ago and well it didn't feel right the energy didnt feel right which is why I decided since then to grow my own I have a sneaking suspicion that I have been searching for wild sweet grass and have been looking for the trees through the forest lol I say this because I am not sure what it looks like when not dried and tied ;)
You so sweet and loving she Coulda gave the reason for the Sweetgrass and the sage what you do with it next video I assume
Reminds me soooo much of my Nookomis Brûlé. French Métis and Ojibwe who descended from Couche, Nipissing, Ontario.
God rest her soul. 🙏 💕
Miigwech/Thank you so much for sharing!! ☺️
Maarcii!
cool, id like to know whats good to take and what they do, you should make a informative video on whats really going on here.
I live in BC and I am looking for sweetgrass and sage from Alberta can someone help me plz
What does it help with mentally and body
Sweetgrass can be used for many things; basket making and weaving to smudging. Some teachings say that the braid represents strength in community. One blade of grass on its own is easily broken, but when braided the strands work together to be stronger than they would be on their own. Smudging Sweetgrass when family is together is a wonderful way to give thanks to creator for bringing us together, and the smell is obviously sweet and pleasant.
I’m not exactly sure what the scientific benefits are for Sweetgrass, but sage has microbial properties that do actually cleanse the air.
No way! I sold a bunch of computers to the Onion Lake school like ten years ago!
Tell the origins, why you cannot pull sweet grass from the roots.
She looks permanently high lol jk
Ive been to this reserve. It's permanently windy and permanently dusty
Hey boy show some DAM RESPECT she is an elder you have respected Ik your jk but to an elders it's not funny have respect