The Sacredness of To'Hajiilee, New Mexico
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Soak in the quiet beauty of To'Hajiilee, New Mexico, U.S.A., in the second installment of my interview with Marty Monte as he talks about some of the sacred sites visited by medicine men. To'Hajiilee is a small community of Navajos (Dine') located just west of Albuquerque that was federally recognized only in the 1960s. Community members are often regarded by other Dine' as outsiders due to historical falsehoods around The Long Walk, so their contributions--as well as the sacredness of To'Hajiilee--have been forgotten by most. Learn with me about some of these important geological features and enjoy the expansive vistas.
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I visited seboyeta often growing up my grandfather Lucero’s and cousins Molinas lived there. . This was a great collaboration thank you both for your time
That's interesting, I've been planning on going to Seboyeta for a while now. Do you still have family there?
Excellent content. Thank you.
Aoh' glad you enjoyed Marty's interview!
Hello. Blue water Pines here to send great love.Thank you for sharing your films .
ahe' hee
Have you heard of the place where the air flows from the ground through holes in the rocks ? The airflow comes up in clockwise swirls .
Another sacred place where offerings are made and songs are sung.
Rough translation is the wind/breezes airway.
My cheii' use to talk about our language being one but different in the subtleties of pronunciation from the north to the south , and from the east to the west.
Great content 👍
Keep it coming.
Yah at eeh abini, we would love to meet with you and share your story. Shoot us an email info@spagoshi.com or contact us through our social media pages (fb / instagram) ahe' hee
As a Mexican American I can say I love your guys culture. Respect 🙏🏼
Ahe' hee. Our cultures are very similar with similar histories
Wow, knowledge, knowledge. Thank you for sharing. 👏👏
Aoh' every Sunday at 9am, there will be a new video up. Ahe' hee for your support
Amazing place with rich history, thank you for your ministry for the people who hunger for knowledge.
Ahe' hee. Stay tuned, we have more community members coming down the pipeline.
This is very interesting. Also an incredibly beautiful area. I'm working on learning about Navajo people and culture. I haven't learned much about the regions or clans specifically, other than the mention of which clans were the original ones. So this is good to learn.
We're glad to read your comment and happy we could help expand your knowledge about our Dine' culture. Ahe' hee
Yahtee , I'm BitterWater Fr, Huerfano New Mexico my grandfather was a medicine man Name little rock in Navajo . really like ur vlogs .👍
Aoh' Yah at teh shi'kis. I believe one of us are each other's Cheii. Glad you enjoyed the videos and Marty's extensive knowledge. We're still reaching out to other medicine men from different parts of the rez. Ahe' hee
Dwayne Johnson Yazhí 😂
Very interesting video. What the book called on Casimir baca.
We've been looking for the book as well but can't find any resources online. If you have any leads, please share. Ahe' hee
Magical place Iv felt the energy there.
Yes it is, it's a great feeling to come across areas that are sacred & listening to the quietness. 🤙🏾
Our land is there where they hike looking to the west I don't know alot because I keep to myself but I'm related to everyone
Nizhóní
[There is] a mistaken belief that [the word Indian] refers somehow to the country, India. When Columbus washed up on the beach in the Caribbean, he was not looking for a country called India. Europeans were calling that country Hindustan in 1492.... Columbus called the tribal people he met "Indio," from the Italian in dio, meaning "in God."
Russell Means
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Very interesting. I am Navajo Indian.
@@bettybilly2496 Yáʼátʼééh Betty, may the Great Mystery continue to guide and protect the paths of you and your loved ones. 🙏🏻
"You are a divine being. You matter, you count. You come from realms of unimaginable power and light, and you will return to those realms."
Terence McKenna
Yep , he taught us how to cure colds by boiling sage brush an drink t it's juice . .
I recall the smell of the water boiling and the sage brewing in it. It's been a very long time but thank you for reminding of those times in our lives. Ahe' hee
Nicely! Worked their, lived their, kids live their. Guess thats how it goes? Mini-rez. Love it! Carry guns though!
It became my home away from home. I've explored many areas there and it's a great community. Ahe' hee for your comment and support!
Noticed alot of traditional navajos become christians and talk bad about our traditional ways and point out our own ppls flaws....☹️ calling it witchcraft, wicca even. So they take alot of their elders teaching and tell it to churches, the very traditional stories, and bad talk against their elders teaching....smh
Most relatives we meet across the Diné Bikéyah are traditionalist with some christian beliefs and some have strong christian beliefs but respect the traditional ways. Most elders I've met have come to the conclusion that we should learn to live in peace and respect one another than compare who believes in what. It's been an interesting journey and I thoroughly enjoy meeting up with relatives I've never met before.