This is beautiful. And this is important! You need 1,000 of these videos, or even more. Every way of life, every art form, every food preparation, every word, and especially every belief MUST be documented and preserved and here is UA-cam which (appears to be) a permanent, easily accessible tool for your culture to use in such preservation. I remember when some audio tapes of your language got trashed at a school or something. Not good!! Every elder has something of value, and every young person of your tribe needs exposure this if your culture is to survive or thrive. You must build a community to capture these things, TO Nation! Your museum is beautiful, and vital, but the web is probably the safest, most durable, inexpensive, and easily accessible place for you to storehouse these many aspects of TO life if you are really to culturally preserve them. Your schools could teach kids to make these videos, some might not be great, but at least they would endure. I once had an idea to form a bus route for children to go from place to place on your res where they could go to see important cultural preservation, but it was going to be expensive, and only a one time shot, one child at a time. Just look at the power of this one video, how it will endure, how it is available anywhere and anytime. You have made a good start, but barely a start. Please go interview Sterling Johnson's dad, Cy, a TO hero of our times too please.
What a fascinating culture. A people from the deserts of Arizona who would collect shells from the ocean to honor their ancestors and decorate them with creativity. How great, I wish the Tohono O'odham good tidings. Stay strong as your ancestors did!
@@makotothomason8042 its a burden for most natives. But the same goes for anyone. Everyone has complex past and history here. However us natives need to get our histories right, so we know where were going... Ahxe'heé to all my relations shiké nizhoníígoo dooleeł ahé'hée.. shídiné dóó (Navajo)
Just learning about your culture and I did not know you had such a tie to the ocean! The desert and the ocean are my two favorite places to be on this beautiful blue ball we call home. Thank you for posting this!
Respect our ancestors and their ancestral lands. I love my country, México, but that doesn't change the facts, the truth can never be erased and forgotten....the truth will set you free...❤✊🏽💯
So proud to be Tohono and trying to teach my children about us especially since we're dying out. Much love to everyone who is trying to keep our traditions alive and to those who support us.
Where is this ocean? how far from the reservation? So excited about this video. I just was informed that I shared DNA to this part of the country. So is there any Lucero's, Mendoza, Matus or Garcia living there?
It's Mar de Cortez, its a gulf in Mexico, absolutely gorgeous beaches, tiled in sea shells by the trillions. Sorrounded by desert dunes... craters all in the Sonoran Desert❤️🇲🇽
Were from Goshen California im Pima DAS messiah of people with mole left side of spine Jesus Gidian Isaiah Moses Ishmael Achilles Joseph Alladan Cain moglee DAS Pima messiah im David gold beach Oregon
Great lesson in lives of Tonho people.
Thank yiu sir
The moment we forget our culture and ansestors we no longer exist...
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Loved this. Thank you for sharing.
This is beautiful. And this is important! You need 1,000 of these videos, or even more. Every way of life, every art form, every food preparation, every word, and especially every belief MUST be documented and preserved and here is UA-cam which (appears to be) a permanent, easily accessible tool for your culture to use in such preservation. I remember when some audio tapes of your language got trashed at a school or something. Not good!! Every elder has something of value, and every young person of your tribe needs exposure this if your culture is to survive or thrive. You must build a community to capture these things, TO Nation! Your museum is beautiful, and vital, but the web is probably the safest, most durable, inexpensive, and easily accessible place for you to storehouse these many aspects of TO life if you are really to culturally preserve them. Your schools could teach kids to make these videos, some might not be great, but at least they would endure. I once had an idea to form a bus route for children to go from place to place on your res where they could go to see important cultural preservation, but it was going to be expensive, and only a one time shot, one child at a time. Just look at the power of this one video, how it will endure, how it is available anywhere and anytime. You have made a good start, but barely a start. Please go interview Sterling Johnson's dad, Cy, a TO hero of our times too please.
What a fascinating culture. A people from the deserts of Arizona who would collect shells from the ocean to honor their ancestors and decorate them with creativity. How great, I wish the Tohono O'odham good tidings. Stay strong as your ancestors did!
Thank you. As a 5th generation O'odham it is so hard for me to find information about our history that has not be changed and altered.
@@makotothomason8042 its a burden for most natives. But the same goes for anyone. Everyone has complex past and history here. However us natives need to get our histories right, so we know where were going... Ahxe'heé to all my relations shiké nizhoníígoo dooleeł ahé'hée.. shídiné dóó (Navajo)
I’m Mescalero Apache and pascua Yaqui
Wow that's beautiful the ocean story how your connected ...
Just learning about your culture and I did not know you had such a tie to the ocean! The desert and the ocean are my two favorite places to be on this beautiful blue ball we call home. Thank you for posting this!
Respect our ancestors and their ancestral lands. I love my country, México, but that doesn't change the facts, the truth can never be erased and forgotten....the truth will set you free...❤✊🏽💯
So proud to be Tohono and trying to teach my children about us especially since we're dying out. Much love to everyone who is trying to keep our traditions alive and to those who support us.
We need more videos like this. Please.
Thank you for sharing this. A beautiful and powerful history that is coming alive again.
What ocean did they go to? How long was the journey?
Where is language at?
Where is this ocean? how far from the reservation? So excited about this video. I just was informed that I shared DNA to this part of the country. So is there any Lucero's, Mendoza, Matus or Garcia living there?
I believe they meant the Sea of Cortez...I drive through reservation while going to the Sea of Cortez in Mexico...
It's Mar de Cortez, its a gulf in Mexico, absolutely gorgeous beaches, tiled in sea shells by the trillions. Sorrounded by desert dunes... craters all in the Sonoran Desert❤️🇲🇽
I’m missing my hometown
Tlazocamati
AHO MITAKUYE OYASIN
@8:15 the original awdang ! no tiktok
I would love to learn or partake in this .
When you find out please post info. I'm also interested
❤beautiful presentation and I noticed that voice...hello Keith!!
Ge'e sudagi! T-na:todam...si sape! S-ke:g taş. Ñt o m ñeid!
It’s for the titan oceanis I believe the name is
Wow! Great to see such a great story on your culture and to see your young one’s learning and Participating
Thank you.
Thank you
Ive been every were
Were from Goshen California im Pima DAS messiah of people with mole left side of spine Jesus Gidian Isaiah Moses Ishmael Achilles Joseph Alladan Cain moglee DAS Pima messiah im David gold beach Oregon
2 billion Pima in China i go tell you doing over here China hu im head man
I found George branam Tyler hair his grandson they have 3 moles on cheek real life Cherokee