Navajo Teachings: Why Gold is Worthless
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- Опубліковано 8 сер 2021
- In the traditional teachings there are four basic metals. The Black Metal, The Blue Metal, The Yellow Metal, and the White Metal.
The Blue metal serves as a reminder of the Blue World... the place before the Yellow World.
The White Metal is symbolic of the Fourth World.
But the Yellow Metal... The Third world. This metal has caused a lot of problems for our Diné (Navajo People).
While the Yellow pollen can give life... the yellow minerals can take life.
From the Spaniards obsession with gold to the uranium mines...
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Our souls are worth more than gold.
No doubt
You got that right!
Our souls are beyond everything but humans are manipulated
Ahh here are my people
Not all.
Wisdom is Worth more than Gold and Rubies.
And earthworms are worth 25 dollars a pound
Proverbs 3:18 Grab hold of Wisdom for SHE is the Tree of Life. This is the spirit of every Mama in all species, who do not fall for religious lies of inviting in male spirits.
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Keep reading;
3:19The LORD by wisdom founded the earth; by understanding he established the heavens; 20 by his knowledge the deeps broke open, and the clouds drop down the dew.
@@edenswaterislife9214 “A soft answer turneth away wrath: but grevious words stir up anger. the tongue of the wise useth knowledge aright: but the mouths of fools poureth foolishness.”
Sometimes I think proverbs was written solely for kings to cherry pick. I think I agree with what you’re saying, “down with monarchal structures and reasoning,” but this might not be the best time or place to bring up the Bible
Exactly.
The best part was when Wally said “so the people made a story about the 7 cities of gold just to get rid of them” I laughed out loud for real. That was great.
Good story with a terrible ending. So many thousands died because of it!
No primitive people, no Indian or aboriginal is less intelligent that the first European they encountered.
The only difference IMO was technology. The story is actually pretty sly. The elders, familiar with human nature as that has since the 1st day never changed, got rid of what they no doubt saw as a problem not by force of arms but with a story. And it worked. Very sly.
How many fables, stories, morality plays and family histories are filled with lessons against greed. Human nature never changes.
The Europeans are rahu driven, the natives of the earth are ketu settled.
@@hombrenuevoacts1728 what's that mean
@@Mr0rris0 Google rahu and ketu
Wally, your teachings and storytellings are worth far more than any yellow metal.
"Pure gold, never wear such a thing. For it makes a slave of its minor, jeweler and ends up in the devil's vault !" I heard that somewhere.
GoldGODSBlood
Tbh if you buy gold you should only buy pure gold.
GOD's Ark of The Covenant was created from Gold. Gold does have value. I know where the Ark of The Covenant is. Ron Wyatt found it over 20 years ago.
Whomever you heard that from was indeed very wise. ❤️
Gold is worthless.
A man like this could free this planet. Wish I had a relative like him. So I listen just like he his.
I can relate to your comment.
I think it’s safe to accept his teachings as the wisdom of our ancestors. So many of us are disconnected from our roots, and I think this is why he shares with the world. 🙏
Jesus Christ already freed the planet. It's up to you to accept it in faith or fall into darkness with the rest of them.
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Christ isn’t even allowed in the Christian church anymore, but I DO believe that Jesus would gladly walk beside this teacher.
@@shewho333 the Early Europeans robbed everyone. If only they could have shared the gifts of their cultures in a symbiotic relationship we- the peoples, the animals and the Earth- all would have benefitted.
Gold, excellent for its non tarnishing properties for electrical contacs. Copper, the driver for motors and the generation of electricity. Aluminium, light and strong for castings. Iron and steel, the backbone of the modern world, buildings and vehicles, bridges, railways. All are priceless.
omg u cant contest old wisdom with facts and logics! You monster!
Just proves it’s called the USA for good reason
And without life to utilize such resources, they hold absolutely no inherent value. Which is why what the man speaks hold a lot of truth if one possesses the wisdom to truly hear and understand. When he calls gold worthless, it feels as though he's speaking comparatively. Same with uranium. ESPECIALLY with uranium Compared to the death and destruction wrought by the desire, or in the latter case, the utilization, neither are worthy of our attention in the way they've captivated us for so long. And neither are worth the lives they've both taken, directly or indirectly, in droves.
Just like there can be one infinity greater than another, I believe that one priceless thing can be more priceless than another. And it's very difficult to place a price on a human life. At least one that truly reflects the worth of one. All I can definitively say is that when stacked up against each other, a chunk of inert metal truly does become of no value next to a human being. Law, philosophy, craftsmanship, architecture, poetry, music. All made by mankind. Ore of any kind creates or becomes nothing of true use unless we will it.
And that final statement of the previous paragraph is why no man, woman, or child should die due to the pursuit of gold. Gold is just a worthless hunk of unworked material without us.
Silver is used as much if not more in electronics, probably due to the lower cost. It allows for much more electrical conductivity for the size over copper, which is why electronic devices can be so small today. If they relied solely on copper for conductivity much more would be needed over silver, making for larger and heavier devices
@@hazepheno925 they use gold and and many different materials like silver,tin and electrolytes inside capacitors
I am blessed by your teachings. Thank you for showing us your staff; it is wonderfully decorated. I have indigenous roots in the Caribbean. For some reason, I have always been more attracted to silver than to gold.
Exactly! I have nothing to do with Native Americans(as I'm Russian), but I like silver, too. Gold doesn't appeal to me at all. Silver has a unique nobility, especially when it darkens with time. Gold to me is vulgar in its eternal luster.
Solomon didn't ask for riches he asked for wisdom from God.
Too bad it doesnt exist any more than santa clause
Soloman the unwise got his people thrown into slavery
@@thewatcherishere7462 where do you think America is headed what do you think communism is
Most people miss the fact that when he didn’t listen to God it went down hill quickly.
@@apparitionappalachian4591 yes it did
I've always regarded knowledge as treasurer
One of my best friends was Navajo....listening to him talk about his traditions and lifestyle was amazing...I learned so much...
Gold was still worth more than the paper money our Grandparents were forced to trade it for and governments couldn't print more gold to make it worth less.
Your grandparents never had any gold
Well...according to ancient wisdom, "you reap what you sow". So they probably did.
@@bonz6059 did you know her grandparents?
The Aztec were covered in Gold but they viewed Gold like a shiny rock that's it.
@@2311ification that's how it was in the Philippines too. They were so rich in Gold that even the poorest people had plenty of it.
Mom always said gold shows a need for opulence and then she said silver is pure and clean ! She was part Cherokee !
I live in UK and many of our traditions and ways were consumed by Rome! To hear your teaching is important in so many ways. Thank you
Just as many more have been consumed by America.
We still live under the Roman edics ,,never left,,
Which country as the UK is a unison of 4 separate individual countries Scotland northern Ireland Wales and England, so you need to specify as the northern American coloniser just assumes the uk is england and london is the only city here , for me as an example I'd say from paisley Scotland, otherwise they're stereotypical cattle minds just keep believing the assumption
South West not far from stonehenge
Don't forget, not just Romans but Charlemagne himself with the backing of the papacy destroyed and forever changed the entirety of the Germanic people.
❤ copper and silver have always been more spirit lifting too me then gold. I love this elder, we are so blessed to have our elders of the four directions.❤
I've never been attracted to gold or for that matter any metal jewelry. I like stones, hemp, leather and other materials.
I like guns
I like leather
I like turtles
@@aboutthegiggins4236 be careful wear gloves when handling them, I just found out snails are toxic, and turtles are not unlike snails.
@@aboutthegiggins4236 I recently made a video about how I saved a turtle from getting smashed on the road.
Greed kills. The love of gold, diamonds, much more has killed many.
We love you and appreciate your wisdom! We are trying to learn the words and definitions each time you speak them and spell them for us! We write them down and try to memorize them! Thank you for sharing with us!!! We look forward to many more streams!
Blessings and peace always!
I like listening to these stories. I miss my elders.
Silver also used to be used in Europe to help preserve food, antibacterial, etc. I wonder if the native cultures used it in a similar way
Copper also antibacterial and antiviral
Classic, that's interesting because I use collodial silver as an antibacterial even though "there is no scientific evidence" that it has that property. I just know that it works.
@Jaye Makeler no, I hadn't heard of monatomic gold. Thanks for the info.
Copper, manganese, zinc...
We get good use out of trace metals in our bodies.
Didn't the ancient Navajo use copper in pottery glazes?
Now, I see why there are the four colors of your mountains symbol.
This is an incredible revelation for me. When i had corona i passed out riding my bike. When i went down everything turned gold, the buildings etc all turned gold. I realized that somehow this world, at its core is of yellow gold ray. Many times we are taught that gold is the most spiritual, but it cant be bc it is of this world. I also thought that silver was more of the heavenly realm... wow what a powerful understanding. Thanks.
Interesting insight, thanks for telling
Gold is the healing color when it comes to energy.
Yeah, I never went in for the heavenly "streets of gold". Just seemed too tacky for God. And that's tongue-in-cheek humor; I claim no knowledge re the nature of God/Yahweh/Allah/The Great Spirit, etc.
@@bigpicklerick Wouldn't heal me bc it makes me want to upchuck. I had someone tell me about a relaxation exercise in which one envisions warm gold flowing slowly throughout one's body. I substituted sunshine for gold. Now I just think about cool silver. Or clean, natural water. Whatever works.
The sun used to be Yellow 😢 I clearly remember 💛
This is wonderful, i have ancestors in the Navajo Nation. It so nice that there a educational channel
Hi people. So grateful for the generosity of these teachings shared. As soon as this beautiful echoing elder spoke, a small fire I have been tending for hours which has taken a lot of fanning due to damp wood, suddenly sprang into a crackling flare.... thank you to all those who so faithfully tend the fires of our Ancestors and are so recognised xxxx
Such a pathetic, and cringe inducing lie.
Oof
Anytime you want to light a fire just watch UA-cam, it works !
I always where silver. Thank you Elder for your teachings
Amen, you and me both. And a lot of people I know. I think many people were fooled into loving gold bc of slick advertising and marketing. Samee with diamonds. I believe that the De Beers clan may have a special place in the afterlife, at least the diamond peddlers. Same for the Sackler family. Who knows, so may I. But not for atrocity on a global level.
And yes, I know that some people really just like gold. My husband is in the enemy camp.
Thank you ELDER ! for sharing your stories with us ..and keeping the culture alive !
Thanks Wally, I'm a Navajo silversmith, thanks for the info 👍💯
My intuition and feelings around gold and the hype it is getting always has felt very uncomfortable. Now I know why. Thank you for this wisdom.🙏
It's kind of necessary for very fine electronics...
@@maszkalman3676There are far more vital metals in technology than gold, especially in touch screens
@@maszkalman3676are very fine electronics necessary?
@@fullmetalpleb You don't know nearly as much about technology than you think.
@midwestmind691 My statement was broad and true. I never claimed to have a crazy amount of knowledge.
Thank you, I really appreciate your explanations to help us understand the ancient wisdom of the Navajo way of life.
The most valuable thing we can have is the bonds between each other
I hear you loud and clear. Buy bonds!
Well and wisely said.
*NO* the most valuable thing we can have is the spiritual bond with the Almighty Creator!!! 🙏
@@philliplyle3781 same thing.. we are all brothers and sisters...
Ya, humans survived by working together.
Gold has so many properties we had no clue about until the early 2000s. There is reasons why the past world was obsessed with it, it powers the future. Computers need gold, so do cars, and vehicles. The gold itself is the only super conductor besides copper. Not saying got off the deep end and worship the bars of gold, but there is a reason we use it. No just for looks anymore, but the actual physical properties it brings.
See us we don’t need computers. We take answers from the ancestors. Live as the animals do and no land will be harmed. The white man didn’t care about the condition of land, only a concept of value that does not exist.
@@Syrax3221 yet fuel your vehicles with oil, drink bottles of fluids made in factories, use the phone you're on to reply to my message, that's made in sweat factories. We going to just ignore all the other stuff?
@@MrMcawesomeface we had other forms of getting from one place to another. The white man are the ones who forced us to use oil. Where are our horses. We had no factories. We cared about the land not so much for the Europeans. The genocide that took place. 95% of California natives Americans were killed. They put a bounty on the heads of Native Americans. It was common for us to say we were Mexican because of the bounty that was on us.
@@MrMcawesomeface you tryna justify genocide.
@@MrMcawesomeface the polluted land, that is because of the Europeans.
Thank you for sharing traditional knowledge before it becomes forgotten....this is very important!
Blessings, all!🙏🏾 I do hope that his knowledge and teachings are being passed down. Prayers for this. Be Blessed!🙌🏾
This is ignorance, the opposite of knowledge.
I've never understood why any metal would be worth more than what sustains life. Thank you for sharing 💚
Because metal becomes a medium of exchange.
It's what first allowed someone to focus their talents into something, and be able to sustain themselves.
For instance, I was a good hunter but an awful shelter builder gold provided liquidity in labor exchange.
I could sell what I hunted and pay gold to get a shelter.
Think of metal as stored labor and value that can transform into anything of equal value that was put in the retrieve it.
It's like a wildcard item that does anything. It can be food, shelter, or recreational enjoyment. It can be anything.
@@MrSirFluffy metal can not be food. We can not consume gold. I didn't say I don't understand why it became an item of exchange. I said I don't understand why it is WORTH MORE than what can sustain life.
@@amandab2993 Because the labor that goes into gathering what sustains life is LESS than what it takes to produce gold.
I'd trade a Cob of Corn for an oz of Gold any day.
In a vacuum it's not worth more, but what sustains life is so bountiful in has low value. Would you trade food for air? No. Air is everywhere and easy to get. You would if you were in space, air is worth more than food or water.
Worth is relative. Gold is valuable.
@@MrSirFluffy that's an EXTREMELY privileged point of view, friend. Food is NOT plentiful in MANY parts of the world. You wouldn't trade atmospheric oxygen for anything because it is available to everyone for no price. Now, whether that oxygen is of good quality is for another conversation. My point remains that food should be of more value than metals. Yes metals can be used and that is why I acknowledge they should be used for trade but metals will not do you any good when you are starving or dehydrated and no one wants to trade.
@@amandab2993 Yeah, well in those SAME parts of the world where food is not plentiful Gold is still more valuable.
Perhaps Gold would get you a bit less food, but I bet they wish they had plenty of gold.
When your house is burning, what do you grab first besides your family? I bet you won't answer food.
I don't have to eat Gold, I can trade it for food. And people will trade for it, because Gold provides utility.
What does a man with a rice field care, he ain't gonna eat all his rice.
Now, if food became scarce than food WOULD be more valuable. Than people WON'T trade for Gold. However, if it gets to that point a gun will be more valuable than food and gold lol
This channel needs more subscribers. The information is priceless
I agree. I'm sharing these videos with anyone who may be receptive.
May you be well and blessed sir..
I have always preferred "silver" over gold, for the same reason... "people have attacked other people throughout history just to acquire gold." I would always wear silver rings and silver necklaces as a young man, instead. 😉👍
Thank goodness the rich haven’t found a way to bottle the air we breath to survive. Or just like that Nestle creep with water, they’d be saying breathing is not a human right, pay or die!
Yes they have its called Carbon Taxes
And mask us to keep us from breathing freely..
They are doing it with our water
They actually do sell canned air. It's a strange and sad thing.
Thank you Mr. Brown for passing on your knowledge to us. M
I would love to just have a opportunity to sit down with this man and pick his brain the knowledge you could gain would be worth more than any gold rubies or gems 💯💯💯
Thank you, sir. Absolutely enjoy your teachings and stories, as the best teachings are often not those taught in schools and universities, but passed along generations by spoken word.
Your comment deserves a pin.
Many people say that gold primarily belongs in the Earth, and its greatest value is within the Earth. I wonder if there was a warning inherent in this, to not place too much external/superficial value on gold, lest its true value or essence be forgotten. Perhaps traditional teachings reflect this by not using it as ornamentation--it almost has a "forbidden fruit" connotation in the sense that it is considered very beautyful and is often used to symbolize love, and yet this turns into greed and terrible things have been done in order to hoard it. Similar in a way to how "love" and marriage came to represent possession and objectification (for so many colonizers) rather than true partnership... So much gold has been removed from the Earth now, I wonder if perhaps spiritual people may feel more of a need to re-connect with its essence in physical form when once that wasn't the case. Gold is also very important in alchemy, which is a form of spiritualized chemistry, and it is my personal belief that the true essence of gold is deep in our souls and the soul of the Earth, but the physical world can make us feel separated from this source...which is the tragedy of these wars of "disinheritance" waged over gold, and a mirror for the way materialism has replaced spiritual connection to the Earth. The story of the Midas touch also comes to mind. It is as you say: life-giving, and also life-taking.
Actually, according to some estimates, we have not come close to retrieving 1% of the gold on/in the earth, but most of it is inaccessible, it is too deep in the planet.
I see u gang
Yeah, as a corrosion proof conductor spread throughout the planet, it obviously provides a global network. The ambient energy is running through the creeks and the mountains. Wonder what the side effects are of removing it. Probably a drop in good energy that results in what you see today...
@@1980Baldeagle I still say it has something to do with climate change and all that jazz, we're throwing the planet off by removing it and taking it towards the equator. Throwing the magnetic field off.
Very thought provoking! As I was watching this I could only think gold has some other dimensional value. Wow!!! I bet you’re on to something… thank you for sharing, peace and blessings!!!
Sooooo beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing this 🙏
We are blessed to have this man and his people on this earth thank you all so so so much for your wisdom brother and sisters
Yes we are. The ends they went to to exterminate these people and this knowledge. It was at the Acomo publo seeing the sun coming up over the village. I thought, wow looks like gold. Be funny if these was one of the towns of El dorado. It is!
I love the Native American ways. How intelligent they are and valuable. I hate the way they were treated in history. It is an honor to hear him speak. I wish he could be President of the United States
Definitely need someone who is more in touch with the people, our ancestors and the environment. Governments these days are just too self serving only looking out for themselves, their family and their buddies 💰 such a shame
not just in history.. they are still treated as third rate citizens in the US and Canada
Thank you grandpa Wallis your reachings are so precious for the heart
I don’t wair anything but silver hemp turquoise or jasper winch is very important too me. I live on the trail of tears. My gggrandfather bought the stage coach from chief Doublehead in Elgin Al where my family has lived for 200 years now. We where first Irish here I’m Irish Cherokee Creek. I really love listening to your wisdom I will love passing it down to my son. Much love to you Wish everyone where still human beings Thank you 🙏
Bless you for giving us these teachings. Respect and honor to you.
Silver & turquoise for me!
Yes and copper.
Same here..
I learn something new every time I tune in,really never new uranium was yellow and I never paid attention to it anyway but I know that was not the only lesson here,thank you again for sharing your wisdom!!
I have nothing to do with Najavos but I wished I would; your culture and tradition are incredible. Be proud and keep your culture! Good bless you!
Knowledge is priceless, thank you for sharing.
Giving is enormous in life.
I would and will return this favor one day.
I look forward to this man's videos. It's been a great education.
Money is just paper but thoughts give them the value and trust that someone else will give their stuff to you for it.
Youare right. Government money is “fiat currency”. Just a facade.
Absolutey! In Australia it's made of plastic so can't even be used in the toilet.
Currency* not money, even fiat isn't money.
Beautiful teaching. I never really liked yellow Gold and always. He seems to have so much to teach and so much love in his heart. 😊❤
I remember my first really great teacher, he made history really cool entertaining and interesting he rarely used books and i still respect and admire teachers like you sir. Thank you much gratitude and love. I hope peace and happyness to be your companions. Im grateful for this new chance at an education. Much love. ❤
Thank you for your teachings that I didn't know....
He's literally a great story teller.
Thanks for the help, we all thought he was just "figuratively" a great story teller.
@@totalrobot Over a thousand comments on this video and you picked that one to be sarcastic?
@@punchline43 because it's like nails on a chalkboard when skater talk hits California valley girl lingo.
The problem in 2023... Are none federally recognized natives telling stories...
Oh wow, I just put some stuff together when he said the seven cities of gold. Bless him, his people, and their teachings!
El dorado?
I love every teaching this man delivers
Thank you for this. I have always hated gold, especially yellow gold, and loved silver. Silver just seems to have intrinsic, spiritual value that gold lacks. Also, as you said, there has been inordinate suffering for gold. I feel the same way about diamonds. They're beautiful, but not worth the human suffering they have wrought.
Same
Lmao you don't think people died over silver too? Wasn't it Jesus who ultimately was captured and killed because he was sold out for 30 pieces of silver?
Silver is Golds little brother..
Silver is the money of lords, Gold is the money of kings.
Gold looks spectacular silver is ugly
You can't kill a wolfman with gold
Same. I'm a silver guy myself
I feel validated in my love for silver over gold. I've always been drawn to silver for jewelry and design. It's far more attractive and holds a more peaceful, feminine aspect to it.
My feelings exactly! I've never liked the appearance of gold, always perplexed me how some people go nuts over it. Silver reminds me of pure energy, like nature spirits, feels nicer against my skin too.
I prefer titanium or some meta metal like that
Same! Never liked gold. Love silver though. 🙂
❤️✨
@Jaye Makeler I personally don't like shiny polish metals, specially silver/gold/platinum, I prefer titanium or any other metal that do have just a satin finish to it
@Jaye Makeler There is also fool's gold.
Perhaps you have taken things out of context. It's ok. Please don't take it personally. Wally was discussing the reasons gold have a negative aspect and why the Navajo value silver. I shared my appreciation of the latter. "Semi precious" or "cold,dead" are words you chose. Are you interested in gold, silver, lashing out, or my description? Are you offended for gold?
Gold and silver can be cold, hot, or any temp in between. The properties change with each range.
"What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet." We love the smell, beauty, and it's luscious soft petals. Simultaneously it needs a harsh almost toxic soil to grow. If you don't wear thick gloves your flesh will be punctured and shredded. Roses are one of the most coveted flowers.
Everything possesses it's unique qualities and how we interpret them as well.
Why I consider silver to have feminine qualities doesn't appear to be the intent of your reply. ❤
Thank you for today's lesson. Your wisdom is most illuminating
High Respect for You sharing your Traditions & Wisdom, 🙏🏻Thank you ❤
When I became an immigrant to Canada. I was working in a saw mill with a elderly Cree gentleman named Sam. I had heard about a nearby Uranium mine which had the highest concentration ore in Canada. I one day was talking to Sam about this and he told me. Stay away from that area, even our people don't go near that place. For hunting or fishing it is forbidden. I asked him why? He replied it has Bad Spirits in the land and no good will come from being there. All these years later after talking to former employees of Uranium mines. It is indeed a place where no good will come from being there. The Native people of our country knew this way long ago. I appreciate their advice to this day.
Gold is NOT useless@
...it's great for electrical connections.
Gold is literally the best electrical conductor/ heat dissipator.
I use gold-plated HDMI cables.
@Does IT Matter No. I do.
Don't use it for jewelry. Use it for something useful.
When I moved to Santa Fe in 1986, I sold/gave away all my gold jewelry. I had been visiting SF for awhile and fell in love with silver and turquoise. There’s just something about it. Maybe I was Native in a former life. Thank you Mr. Brown for educating us. I always learn something new.
Gold is a mineralized metal?
I know that people like it on thier skin and I think, not sure in the past it may have been useful in water filtration?? I know silver is.
@@janeprescott7381 Sounds like silver is more useful than gold.
Maybe you were a poor, ignorant slave in your former life, so you got rid of your best jewelry since it's for better people
@@customsongmaker I’m sorry if I offended you, that was not my intention. I truly love Native American jewelry, as well as their artwork.
I love turquoise and silver too
Thanks for the teacher. He is more than gold.
Thank You for sharing your knowledge.
Salt also plays a part thank you for this bless you
"Wasn't this worth something once?" - twilight zone so true. The only gold I'm buying has a primer, brass casing, and lead bialloy projectile
Yes yes guns make you feel powerful.
@@tonymarselle8812 Imagine if the native Americans were armed. 60 million might still be alive!
I wanna say that episode was called the rip van winkle caper
@@FlyingHighInAC unfortunately for them. What killed the vast majority of them, at least initially, were diseases bred in cramped European cities. So guns wouldn't help much against something like that.
@@FlyingHighInAC Imagine if they had invented "white out"
Thanks for sharing. It would be good to hear more about the positive aspects of silver.
love it! so valuable thank you Wally.
We use gold in making dentures and tooth fillings. Gold is easy to form into shape and holds on snug. Also, gold does not react inside the mouth
I chose gold crowns over porcelain
It also will never oxidize and is a superconductor.
Gold has many useful properties.
Porcelain damages natural teeth when chewing, gold is softer. Silver's great too, it just tarnishes over time.
@@paulraines9635 Now I’m glad I chose gold! I was unaware about the risks with porcelain
Thank you for sharing your beliefs. You’re very pure of heart!
Thanks for sharing all these things yall were told. I was never told such things
Very interesting emphasis on values and regards towards precious metals. I enjoyed hearing this
Thank you for your Wisdom. Much needed in this Dark World
Wonderful teachings, I love listening and learning.
The indigenous peoples are the only ones that give humanity hope!!‼️🙏❤️
Personally, I've never really cared much for gold, but love silver,
This helps me a little to reason why I have done so.
I wonder greatly how the .925 sterling silver is regarded. I've used numerous metals and stones to help with my seizures to great effect all my adult life to more effect than any pill or medication, but too much 925 silver seems to rubber band on me somehow. Malachite (oxidized copper) and pure, 99.9%, silver 1st set me on this path stopping my convulsions roughly 10 years ago by chance.
What stones would you recommend for body and mental pain?
@@oklartse Everyone's body voltage is different, you should try many and catalogue how you feel. Personally anything that is not TOO conductive but diffuses too much electricity helps me restore balance. Peridot (catch and diffuse light), Malachite (hold a rough piece to your temple or joints), Black Tourmaline (neck for me), Tigers eye , Shungite, Hematite with pure silver or pure copper (body, arms, legs) work well for me personally. So far Moss agate, Zoisite, Bloodstone, Labradorite have been very useful when I exercises, helping me hold a higher tempature without twitching or spasms.
your beliefs are all in your mind. try to do research on exercise and nutrition as a true way to control your problems and drop the quest for pseudo/fake cures.
@@michaelfried3123 Who cares? If this person found healing with metal and stones, good for them! Plus, why do you assume they are eating crap? This person's experiences are not a threat to your opinions. It's ok.
@@adoxartist1258 fascists like you hate opinions that don't conform to your own don'tcha? Who cares? obviously you do or you'd have not replied...get a life, and grow a thicker skin, this life is tough enough as it is.
Makes sense, our people don't value pearls in a similar way, many lives lost over pearls and the past industry
Eeeeewwwww, Pearl's are a cancerous growth in a bottom feeding crustations mouth.
Pearls are gross, lobsters are gross shrimp is gross, anything that creepeth. On the bottom of the ocean is gross. Snails are poisonous
And oysters are gross. The bible warned about eating it.
Because pearls aren't used to fuel our hyper-technological information age.
You can't make "cultured" gold.
Greatful for your teaching 🥁
Thank you sir. I'm very happy I saw this video
Incas thought of gold as the secretions of the gods and tears also.
This comment has given me a headache
@@1madloco13 Sorry what do you mean?
You probably meant. The Incas believed that gold were the tears of the sun. It was sweat. Silver were the tears of the moon. You had the words in the wrong order, that is why I said it gave me a headache.
@@1madloco13 . . Now you are teaching, and sharing your understanding. I say thank you for the enlightenment. I am persuing my truth, but my ignorance and pride block myself sometimes. I am Dineh, from my mother.
@@1madloco13 Thanks. Still think that secretion might still have a place if recall properly will have to research, as also do recall that gold for the Incas had a different value for sure from the Spaniards.
That makes so much sense. I really love these teachings.
"Wisdom is better than silver and gold"
-Bob Marley
Absolutely riveting teachings and absolutely beautiful thank you
😘❣️ did not know this about that Spaniards greed. yet they have the guts to claim that this land was “stolen” from them…. and actually, historically Spaniards are recorded as the first ones who invented concentration camps followed by British. somehow, Middle East got all this gold ….
Read up about Mansa Musa of Mali. He took so much gold on his Hajj that he crashed the economy in every city he passed through: Mansa Musa - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org › wiki › Mansa_Musa
I dont like the polarization of greed, all peoples have that temptation. I am of spanish and navajo/apache descent and my family tell me of both kindness and wrong doing on bothsides. We have met many white folks who have defended us when we were being discriminated against. Sorry for the long winded post. Something i feel just is never said.
@@Ishonomercy_ it’s interesting to get the side of the story from Native American prospective. We have all the opportunities now in 21 century with the Internet and global access/distribution to educate each other historically, culturally, factually & speak out. regarding greed I would not say that we all have that temptation. greed is mostly associate with the ‘west”…ironically or justifiably… the more someone see in existence around them the more they want. normal “greed” = desire to acquire something is normal & necessary to live. such as desire to have shelter/home/place to live, desire to have food, etc. the problem is when greed becomes criminal like wanting to rob, to kill to get something, stalk across the planet to rob & rob even more in every possible way…. it’s not a “greed” anymore it’s criminal/crime out of envy & greed. We have number of saying regarding this such as: ‘you can not take it with you,” “greedy is double looser”… extremely undesirable temptation/behavior which is behind most of the crimes & criminal activities worldwide. starting with colonization & slavery. let me tell you more about “greed” and the high power spirit regarding greed - person who is not greedy somehow it gets it everything they need & “want” that the greedy (criminals) then, want to kill them for….?!…. how is that?
Gold is really useful for anti-corrosive plating. Only requires plating a few atoms thick.
The anti-corrosion qualities are why it was favoured for sculptures, weights and coins.
Gold does not accumulate dirt easily either. It naturally stays clean and dirt falls off naturally it seems.
It's also very malleable/easy to work.
thank you for sharing this wisdom about gold.
I love these stories
May they last another thousand years
Thank you for the lesson
That computer you use in ALL your devices.. yeah that can't function without gold. Not just the entertainment devices, but also those included in hospitals.
I thought that was silver 🤔
Copper is a better one if you seal it, it doesn't tarnish.
This is not true. Gold is just a conducter that works fairly well with electricity. Please work on your sentence structure.
It doesn't have much not even a 1/10th of a gram of gold for kilos of kilos of scrap pieces. Refining computer scrap is useless.
@@1madloco13 thank you for bringing it to my attention grammar cop. I don't have the software that instantly corrects my oops, installed here . I've been experimenting with copper works fair .
Namaste what do you feel about each metal and how or what energies each attract and which conducts positive more and negative which metal is best for healing? Ty
Treasurabke Elder thanks so much for this educative content.
Did anybody tell this dude that the technology on which his message would be transmitted has key components which require gold to function?
They way he speaks about it is probably just true for his specific tribe and clan.
Same way he says the yellow/gold color can be seen as that which also brings death is true for the other 3 colors as well. I mean, we were killed by pale faced people, all around the world, a pale face is a sign of death to indigenous peoples.
I think this guy is an agent, our gold being stolen was literally one of the big aspects that destroyed our people. And he talks as if we barely cared about gold.
Silver literally only became as precious as it is to us AFTER the invaders introduced it to us in larger amounts. Copper and gold are the main metals to ancient Americans.
Gold is conductive and anti microbial it is absolutely useful and valuable but not just because it’s shiny
Wrong audience brother. Lol
@@dcyphrz8532 he forgot who thinks it's useful
Gold is not the best conductor, silver is followed by copper. Gold is NOT very anti-microbial copper and silver are. Gold is valuable because it is rare, and does not corrode. If you are looking for metals strictly from a utilitarian point of view copper, silver, and good iron/steel are way more important.
Gold absolutely has its applications in which it is of more use than other metals- my point is that it isn't only sought after because it's shiny and rare
@@TheEnderBand But you primarily listed its modern uses, I doubt the Navajo were considering the electrical qualities of gold when they were being invaded by the Spanish. Aside from the corrosion and monetary uses of gold the other metals listed would serve the Navajo society better at the time.
Can you explain more about what they thought about silver and why they preferred it over gold. Thank you .
I really like how the colors of the mountains in the logo match the teachings.