I have an Inupiaq mother raised in a catholic orphanage, an Aleut father from Unga, whose father was from Norway. Long ago they were ashamed to be Alaskan natives. I know little about my ancestors. Love these programs. Thank you.
I'm one of the Alaskan tribal babies adopted out to a white family in the mid-1960's (born in Ketchikan and raised in Fairbanks and Anchorage), my birth mother was Tsimshian and Tlingit, father listed as Pennsylvania Dutch. I just want to say to my unknown family in the tribes: I see you, I've paid attention my whole life (I was told of my heritage when I was two years old), and you make me proud of where I came from.
Lately I've been thinking. I think I'm okay with not going home for the next Celebration, then I watch these folks and think I can't miss another Celebration.
my last celebration was also my great grandfather's I cant imagine going without him but I know wherever I go I carry him with me Go, if not for yourself then for your family that cannot
These are my people! My mom was adopted out of the Tlingit tribe into the white community in Michigan but now thanks to the internet I can have a moment with my people. I’m Tlingit and Irish…. Love ❤️ my Tlingit folks. I love ❤️ music and dancing but it’s my spirit calling me home. I love the rain!!!! I wish to meet my Tlingit people someday. I want to feel what it’s like to have an energy level connection. I have always loved music. Music 🎶 is my wonderwall. Now that I see how loud my people are it brings my heart home. I love to dance. I love ❤️ a strong beat. Now I see why! I am also a jokester and it’s because my moiety is the Raven!!! Thank you internet. I love my Tlingit people though I’ve never met you. I am part of the stolen generation!!!!!!! My mom I guess more than me but if you steal the mother you steal the grandchildren!!!! My mother was stolen!!!!
theres no feeling like dancing alongside your people and ancestors our songs are so powerful and so are we a true test of time I am tlingit kaagwaantaan my heart aches to drum again💛
Gunalchéesh! I have literally watched this 5 times in 24 hours. The intro song gave me chills and made my eyes tear up. I absolutely love the leaders style of dancing he is fantastic
There’s a BIG family in the kwakwaka'wakw nation, the Hunt family. From my knowledge, a long time ago a noble women from the raven clan in the Tlingit nation came down to kwakwaka'wakw territory and had a family (from my understanding). I thankfully get to call myself a Hunt
Qayunaaq thank all of the clans the ancestors the elders women men the children the unborn remember the raven and elder John Mark tlingit elder a teacher a two spirit and a friend remember the flying mosquito mask that flew to the sky tlingit elder taku yakatat raven
Also Ms worl a elder a woman of traditional and the old ways new ways a keeper of the ancestors spirit's and the born and the unborn she remembers the raven and the elders we want to welcome her soul spirit to everyone she and her clan to everyone gunacheeh thank you seaalaska the ancestors home they are still here home
I have an Inupiaq mother raised in a catholic orphanage, an Aleut father from Unga, whose father was from Norway. Long ago they were ashamed to be Alaskan natives. I know little about my ancestors. Love these programs. Thank you.
I'm one of the Alaskan tribal babies adopted out to a white family in the mid-1960's (born in Ketchikan and raised in Fairbanks and Anchorage), my birth mother was Tsimshian and Tlingit, father listed as Pennsylvania Dutch.
I just want to say to my unknown family in the tribes: I see you, I've paid attention my whole life (I was told of my heritage when I was two years old), and you make me proud of where I came from.
Thank you for sharing this, I am a Navajo from NM and love experiencing other indigenous cultures. Absolutely beautiful dancing ❤️
Lately I've been thinking. I think I'm okay with not going home for the next Celebration, then I watch these folks and think I can't miss another Celebration.
my last celebration was also my great grandfather's
I cant imagine going without him but I know wherever I go I carry him with me
Go, if not for yourself then for your family that cannot
These are my people! My mom was adopted out of the Tlingit tribe into the white community in Michigan but now thanks to the internet I can have a moment with my people. I’m Tlingit and Irish…. Love ❤️ my Tlingit folks. I love ❤️ music and dancing but it’s my spirit calling me home. I love the rain!!!! I wish to meet my Tlingit people someday. I want to feel what it’s like to have an energy level connection. I have always loved music. Music 🎶 is my wonderwall. Now that I see how loud my people are it brings my heart home. I love to dance. I love ❤️ a strong beat. Now I see why! I am also a jokester and it’s because my moiety is the Raven!!! Thank you internet. I love my Tlingit people though I’ve never met you. I am part of the stolen generation!!!!!!! My mom I guess more than me but if you steal the mother you steal the grandchildren!!!! My mother was stolen!!!!
theres no feeling like dancing alongside your people and ancestors
our songs are so powerful and so are we
a true test of time
I am tlingit kaagwaantaan
my heart aches to drum again💛
These dances and songs are absolutely mesmerizing. I loved watching this entire video start to finish!
Gunalchéesh!
I have literally watched this 5 times in 24 hours. The intro song gave me chills and made my eyes tear up. I absolutely love the leaders style of dancing he is fantastic
Thank you for sharing your celebration.
These guys are awesome.
Yéi x̱áawé! Fwikoodzée áyóo hás!
I'm glad to see the young people carrying on the way of our Ancestors.
I would love to see this in a longhouse!
i love this dance group my Grandfather is from yakutat Gaalgaas
Great dance group
I would pray that there is a strong Tilingit leader
thank you !!
love this! Gunalchéesh!
Sne kalyegh 🤲 for sharing, just real 🐝 utiful territory...
There’s a BIG family in the kwakwaka'wakw nation, the Hunt family. From my knowledge, a long time ago a noble women from the raven clan in the Tlingit nation came down to kwakwaka'wakw territory and had a family (from my understanding). I thankfully get to call myself a Hunt
This intro song .Ade my hair stand up . And cry
~~~~ YOU'RE. °° ON. ~~ SAMSUNG. ~ CAM .. ❤❤
Dang. This was dope.
~~~ ❤❤ ~~ BEAUTIFUL ~~ W♡MAN ~~~ ❤❤
~~~~>-- SUPER. ~~ TRADITION. ~~~
“I’m listening grandfather”
Does this group have a cd 💿 ?
No we do not
I need to tall to this man please 🙏
Hail Tlingit clan
All the ravens at 18:40
❤️❤️❤️
Gunash Cheesh👊🏽❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Qayunaaq thank all of the clans the ancestors the elders women men the children the unborn remember the raven and elder John Mark tlingit elder a teacher a two spirit and a friend remember the flying mosquito mask that flew to the sky tlingit elder taku yakatat raven
Also Ms worl a elder a woman of traditional and the old ways new ways a keeper of the ancestors spirit's and the born and the unborn she remembers the raven and the elders we want to welcome her soul spirit to everyone she and her clan to everyone gunacheeh thank you seaalaska the ancestors home they are still here home
Lax kw alaams
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•~~~~ .MY. INDIAN. ~~ NAME. IS. ~~ " NEETA. ~ YEAYH ~ UH. ~ " ( IT. MEANS. " A PERSON ~ THAT. ~ COMES. ~ AMONGST. ~ US. " ( ROY. JOSEPH FRENCH.)
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~~~ WATCH. YOUR. HIPS. ~~