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Welo don’t recall that olowan aye, many versions of a wocekiya may differ from one another depending upon one of the 3 branches of Lakota language. Stay prayerful, Toksa Ake!

NI TUNKASILA WANNI YANGU KTELO, HOCOKA WAJI YUHA ILO TAKE CINHAN, wakantanka ceyaya hoye KIYA yo, kola HENA hecanun kin, taku ehekun IYECETU KTELO, kola LECEL LECUN YE kola LECEL LECUN YELO yo, kola HECEL LECUN YE , NI TUNKASILA WANNI YANGU KTELO, HOCOKA WAJI YUHA ilo take CINHAN, wakan tanka kin yugata yo, kola HENA hecanun kin, taku ehekun iyechetu KTELO".............

Amigo hazlo de esta forma, amigo hazlo de esta manera, Amigo hazlo así, Tu abuelo vendrá a visitarte, cuando te sientas ante el altar, Recuerdame mientras llenas la Pipa, mientras llenes la pipa, Amigo si lo haces de esta manera lo que tú pidas en palabra sera hecho para ti, Amigo hazlo de esta forma, Amigo hazlo así, Tú abuelo vendrá a visitarte, Cuando te sientes ante el altar, Recuérdame mientras llenas la pipa, Mientras llenes la Pipa.

@@danieltwocoyotes7895 muchas gracias por compartir este buen rezo , daremos cedro y salvia ante las piedras por ti y tu familia , gracias

he Anpetu waste yuha yo Wana wocekiya yo echala olowan kin le. Ya Loa Kin le Chanupa Wakan Can Miya Ku Welo Yo he! Ye! Hei!

Aho!! Hecetu welo Can🌒☀️

Ho, táŋyaŋ yahí peló Hello, it is good all of you have arrived here. Kičhí čha eyá Wóphila Olówaŋ. So being together I will recite the Thank you Song. Wakȟáŋ Tȟáŋka Tȟuŋkášila, (God Grandfather,) Wakȟáŋ Tȟáŋka, Tȟuŋkášila, (God Grandfather,) philámayayelo {hee} (I am thankful to you.) Čhaŋnúŋpa wakȟáŋ čha mayakʼú weló {hee ya hee yoie} You have so given me the holy pipe. philámayayelo {hee} (I am thankful to you.) Wičhózani waŋ mayakʼú weló {lo o hee ya hee yoie} A health you have given me. philámayayelo {hee} (I am thankful to you.) Čhaŋnúŋpa wakȟáŋ čha mayakʼú weló {yo hee ya hee yoie} You have so given me the holy pipe. philámayayelo {hee} (I am thankful to you.) Wičhózani waŋ mayakʼú weló {lo o hee ya hee yoie} A health you have given me. at this point he will repeat the words 3 more times for a total of 4 times. One group to each direction. If he were standing before you he would likely turn to face each direction. Starting with the West. Then the North. Then the East, and ending facing the South. Most likely where you would be sitting. The sounds between these { } brackets are vocables. They give a song feeling and expression but cannot necessarily be translated into words. The vocables often as not can change slightly, but often a song will be sung exactly the same, repeated 4 times once for every direction. The four winds. tókša

Aho!

Yawanko brotha. I love this way of life❤ came from the streets to the lodge and drum beats. Yawanko shunkwyatsisu and please help my people 💯🙏

Si usted lee comentarios encontrará letra y significado, Que el sagrado misterio le bendiga siempre

Dont be worried brother, neither be fooled by the wasicu propaganda of fear, desperation for control and evil manipulation. The Hopi talk about the return of the kachina isn’t it? Well it’s just around the corner they know is coming, and while those evil and soul less government doers are desperately taking all the food supplies into their underground bunkers and rotting in their material accumulation. we the children of the great giver of life are preparing spiritually for the spiritual harvest coming unto this earth very soon. As Rotten fruits fall for themselves the good fruits are always picked up by the gardener of life before the great harvest in order to preserved the good fruits and the seeds that will grow again, their gain and have earned their place in the kingdom of heaven coming to this earth after the purifier has left his mark upon the earth. As when the time comes he will send his angels to the four corners of the earth to pick his very elect. Remain prayerful, focused in the sacred purification taking place our time to meet our sacred ancestors wakan Wichahpi Oyate is growing short I surely tell you it’s written in our native blood and genetic contract for this time brother. We must not fear or doubt our sacred destiny. Lena hechetu welo Can.

@Daniel Two Coyotes thank you brother that makes me feel better. I will not have fear for the great spirit, and the creator will protect me, and I'm going to keep praying and sundancing and keep following the ways of my ancestors AS a lakota warrior I will stay strong thank you 😊 for telling me this may creator bless you and watch over you and protect you 🙏 😊 ❤️

That’s not a prayer that’s my wish for people to receive this sacred prayer and live in peace as we go by on this earth. It spoken in the sacred language and that is not a written language.Toksa Ake. (I’ll see you then).