Thank you Peter for your oral traditional narrative. I was born onto the Uinta -Ouray Reservation in Utah. Land of the Ouray Ute's, and the Uintah's. My connection is to the Whiteriver Band. I have relatives in the White Rocks area. This as with the traditional Bear Dance and other oral traditions you have talked about are the only way to propagate knowledge forward though generations without reliance on machines. As "Human Beings", it is the only way. May the Great Peace always be with you :-)
@@irischief1470 I can only say that I was just lucky enough to have been born there. And my ancestry may have a hidden connection within. I was always drawn to the Pow Wow and the drumming and the dance. When I was young, I heard drums miles away and was pulled towards their power. When I arrived to where the drums called me, I was always welcomed with the biggest smiles and love for all, and everyone was dancing. I think I remember the Lehi's, it was long ago, but my spirit is still and will always be connected there. I took my parents ashes to the top of one of the bald peaks near white rock canyon so they could be together there.
Great story. Really made me think about where ive been what ive done. I used to not listen.. Ive since mended my ways but when id be roaming about at night and id see something that i shouldnt have seen and id tell my folks about it. all they would say to me is "thats why you dont go out at night, jaa'íh!" Once again thank you for sharing! Id love to hear more from you regarding your wisdom. Your stories
Thank you for telling this story
I believe what your saying I
Appreciate the wisdom you are sharing
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This is my dad and I love him so much. he always told me this story.
When I was a kid.
Hi Mookie. I'm glad to be a part of helping your dad tell his stories.
@@pbungart it's really good that people get to hear the stories he told me. ☺️ Thank you for getting them put there.
Thanks moukie love all my kids.
@@irischief1470 and we all love you as well dad
Thank you Peter for your oral traditional narrative. I was born onto the Uinta -Ouray Reservation in Utah. Land of the Ouray Ute's, and the Uintah's. My connection is to the Whiteriver Band. I have relatives in the White Rocks area. This as with the traditional Bear Dance and other oral traditions you have talked about are the only way to propagate knowledge forward though generations without reliance on machines. As "Human Beings", it is the only way. May the Great Peace always be with you :-)
My name is Benjamin Lehi from towaoc Colorado. My mom was Susan Lehi from the white river band of Utah. Born in and lived in white rocks.
@@irischief1470 I can only say that I was just lucky enough to have been born there. And my ancestry may have a hidden connection within. I was always drawn to the Pow Wow and the drumming and the dance. When I was young, I heard drums miles away and was pulled towards their power. When I arrived to where the drums called me, I was always welcomed with the biggest smiles and love for all, and everyone was dancing. I think I remember the Lehi's, it was long ago, but my spirit is still and will always be connected there. I took my parents ashes to the top of one of the bald peaks near white rock canyon so they could be together there.
Enjoyed this very much💞 hope to see more
Thank you. Hear da one about da rabbit n coyote. That's a lol 1.
Great story. Really made me think about where ive been what ive done. I used to not listen.. Ive since mended my ways but when id be roaming about at night and id see something that i shouldnt have seen and id tell my folks about it. all they would say to me is "thats why you dont go out at night, jaa'íh!" Once again thank you for sharing! Id love to hear more from you regarding your wisdom. Your stories
Thank you. I hope u c the 1 about da bear 2 an the water babes 2.
Now they are real monsters out there and they still don't listen