I’m Navajo but I always have love and respect for the Hopi tribe. Apache tribe too. It’s a shame we beef with each other in AZ. This world is all of ours and we should all respect each other.
@rideronthewhitehorse I'm only 1/8 blood, with not much ties to my native culture. Upon watching various dances, I find my soul to be entranced. I read a comment that said "They thought they burried us, they didn't know we were seeds." Weird that my soul warmed at that. These feelings are all new to me, just thought I'd share.:)
I am Mayan and my heart feels joy when I see my brothers dancing and sharing our amazing roots. Let's continue to love and always pray for one another.
I am white of Nordic descent. This dance is so powerful...It inspires me. What a blessing it must have been to be there in person. The drums beat in my heart, the rattles awake my soul and the dancers lift me out of myself. Thank you for sharing.
@@MrKmoconne I see what you're saying. I do see more people embracing one another. Even with some of the white people in america are taking more of an interest & respect for native american culture & people.
I had almost a 45 year old memory this morning from this song... I remember my gramma saying, at pow-wow, "Bird, sit still, the eagles are coming," and sure enough they did! I thought they were real. I could never figure out why they didn't come all of the time (I guess some people were visiting LA and did the eagle dance that day). My gramma is gone a long time now, but, this song finds me crying and missing her and where does the time go? Thank you for this lovely memory of a lovely time in my life. Beeshbeena "Bird" Acoma/Tohono O''Odham- Roadrunner clan
This is one of the best dance group and dance moves ever, that I have seem. Very beautiful dance. Peace to all during this pandemic and this dance would heal everyone.
Kirt Mcdonald Yep, I am just amaze by the energy that you guys have, this dance is 22 1/2 minutes long and they have the energy to last through that. Wow.
This dance was done to heal! one in particular, my granddaughter, and she has overcome her illness. As for the many the prayer continues.. Kwakwai! (thank you)
i always watch it . when i need to remind myself we want the best for everyone out there. i enjoy it when they dance for us on this day, tears alaways fell when hear the songs becuz not only the singers and dancer wanted good life for everyone , thats was always in my mind and heart. so take care and be greatful for everything
@@hailoweenhailoween5264 💯👩🏾✨🌎 there is always something going on but I know what you mean full blood 100% native America apache/Aztec here never give in never surrender my brother
I’m Plains Cree from Saskatchewan CAN, watching this dance brings so much peace and respect all over Indian country and the world. Really soothes the soul, thanks for sharing. Hiy Hiy!!
Haven’t participated in few years. Useto be my brother is helper during night dances. But he took his journey about 7 years ago with thee creator. Once in great while I listen in and watch.
Thank you for very interesting video. So beautiful. I never seen this dance. I love Native American music, dance, song, people, tradicion. Best regards from Poland 👍😊🇵🇱
this is the dance that protects Mother Earth from Sun Flares, when the Kachinas tributes are interrupted mankind is doomed - the Hopi are recognised as the oldest spiritual guardians on our planet.
@@officialVozie100 The bond is strong. When civilizations fall, all beings will understand the wisdom of native peoples. It is a cycle that humbles those in power to become human beings.
The sun flares are needed now to remove the influence of technology before humans lose the ability to be human beings entirely. The kachinas cannot be expected to protect the corrupted as solar flares grow strong now to cleanse the Earth of parasitic energies.
@@climatepurification that is non sense ... you have watched this video and writte throug technology, the modern medicine is thanks tegnology ... you have a car ? how many things that you have are technology ? your clothe and all the things ... technology isnt bad or good
Yes, so very soothing. I never knew much about my Native blood line and culture. I feel like my soul has found something its been missing, and it's overcome with joy to have found it. Weird to explain really.
Being Mohawk, and loved Smoke Dancing, back in the Day, I was tired from a 3 min war dance, but Man, at ten minutes, I'm like wow, those guys surely have some stamina... Impressive to say the least. Then they go another 12:32... Nah-Weh
One of the most beautiful & choreographed native dance, also the music & singing, that I have seen in a longtime, pretty long dance, they got stamina for sure, Go Hopi’s🔥
This is absolutely beautiful, it brought tears to my eyes. Thank you so much for sharing this amazing dancing and singing. Peace and love from Ireland to you all ❤ ♥
Ometeotl 😊 tlazocamati for sharing this good medicine, growing up always heard the song of the 4 eagles flying in the northern lands where we began as a people having roots from language and teachings of the flooding before our present world and the raining fire that came upon the land on the year of 1 obsidian knife before the travels south but how our ancestors all roamed together and promising to return once again, hopefully we can all make it through these times that we need to come together as Nican Tlaca= the people of this land in a good way 😊 many blessings
when you make a comment like that, it makes others of us have negative feelings about you. It's not very kind to blame all the citizens of the U.S, for the environment! We need to all live here in peace with one another.
the world has a way and a purpose not saying what happened to most the other natives was right but what if whoever is running the world did these things on purpose it all works out in the end and we will all be cool with each other and that's what's happening with the world right now
I am a educator here at Coconino HS (Flagstaff, AZ). I am Yoeme/Yaqui. It's an honor to play this video for my native students (thank you Hongvi Hoya). All of their faces light up and feet start stomping. All of our indigenous people, let's unite. Let's honor those who are still here and our ancestors who paved the way and the ones lost. Aho!
I watch this with tears in my eyes and feel the intense power across time and space. May the Creator smile upon the resilient Hopi and all the races of man as we enter a new age of humanity. thank you so much for sharing and utmost love and respect from Gods Pocket, AZ
Thank you. I have watched this almost every morning. I am away from home. This help me be me. In a land of other people. This is my morning prayer. Thank you. Bacavi. (My hopi name)
It is a privilege to be allowed to watch this beautiful dance by such beautiful spiritual people. Their culture and beliefs are amazing. The rest of the world could learn so much from their respects from Mother Earth and their beautiful family beliefs and traditions. Cymru ( Wales) UK✌🏽🤝❤️❤️❤️
I get emotional when I see this video, with great reasons though. Thank you for your video. My 18month old daughter watches it honestly about 10 to 15 times a day
I’m black and Catawba & this gave me goosebumps. May we always show and feel, deep reverence for the Mother. May we always cherish and continue our traditions - for our children, and their children. Thank you Hopi. Thank you for uploading! 🙏🏾
I could feel a natural hallucinations watching the wings& listening to the ratles and singing voices. You could see the power as the back eagle flaped it's wings and like a wave ,the others did slightly in procession facing away from it. Now I'm still hearing the eagle crystal & singers after it has ended. Powerful beauty ❤
I am a Nez Perce from Idaho the mountains be proud of your people and take of each other with a good heart n bless all Native tribes remember the Eagle is the closest thing to the Sun the Creator which the feathers Carry's all our prayers to Him may you all walk in beauty n take care
Love the dancers and singers in this video! The synchronicity is incredible! I'm fortunate enough to photograph the National Gathering of American Indian Veterans every year, and one of my favorite aspects of the gathering is the pow wow with the dancing and music! I'm not Native, but I absolutely love learning about the culture especially the music and dances like this one! On a side note, I give a lot of credit and a TON of respect to the singers and dancers on this one! I recently tried a 3 minute round dance and was amazed at how much effort and stamina and endurance was required in such a short and simple dance.
So wana go see this I’m ojibwe my Step dad is Navajo he told me about this watching this makes me feel good inside I used to Participate in our ceremonies and powwow a lot but life took me another direction I know our ceremonies and powwows are for healing but that’s where I spent a lot of time with my brothers before they left this world and for me it’s hard to let go when I go there
You are lucky to have the opportunity to be a part of something so spiritual. I would be honored to be there. I love the pow wows the ground moves with each beat of the drums.
What tribe? My paternal grandfather was Ojibwe from the Swan Creek tribe (it is commonly known as the Swan Creek Black River tribe. I guess the government decided to combine the Swan Creek and Black River tribes together due to them being really close to each other back in the day) and his clan is the Turtle/Bear. His name was Albert Moore and his maternal grandmother was Julia Fisher. Grandpa died in 1981 from heart failure, unfortunately, so I never got a chance to meet him (I was born in 1988). My Uncle told me that grandpa was also the Great Turtle. Sadly, other than what I've been told, I really do not know too much about grandpa since he didn't teach us his language or his customs (we are learning after the fact) due to the trauma that he dealt with from his time in the Boarding School as a young boy. He went to GREAT lengths to hide the fact that he was American Indian from the outside world and I think that he always had a fear that his kids would be taken away and thrown into Boarding Schools, like him and his siblings, despite his kids being half-white. Grandma knew that grandpa was full-blooded Ojibwe and it didn't bother her in the least; however, my grandma was the daughter of immigrants from Denmark and I am not 100% sure if they knew what the government was doing or not. Honestly, she loved and honored that man, bore him seven children, and the two remained married until death parted them...that is all that really matters.
Osiyo brothers and sisters. As a Native I'm proud of our culture and our dances. I happen to dance a lot to call the rain. And it rain yesterday alot of rain was called.
This is absolutely beautiful. I am proud to be Native, I'm not Hopi but I love all tribes as my brothers and sisters for we all fight the same battles in this country.
This is so Beautiful. My father is a Medicine man and does the Yei bei chei dances as well. All Beautiful things to embrace. I've never had the privilege of coming to one of these dances tho I've had a Hopi Boyfriend lol
I am native and I am 14 years old and when my grandma past away when I was 10 or 11 it was heartbreaking for me because she made my Hopi dress for a pageant that I was doing and that was the last dress that she did for me 😭 and now thinks about I know that she looking after me and the dance just reminds me of her and just listening to the song it makes me wanna dance to it
So beautiful and powerful - the prayer the eagles. ❤️☀️🦅 Wopila , thank you for posting this and uplifting the spirit 🦅 As my Lakota Grandfather always says - Mitakaye O’yasin - We are all related. ☀️🦅
Love from Russia! 💝 Freedom vibes give me goosebumps:) Would be great to see you here :) Many men in Russia dance eagle dance, too. In different ethnical groups it's so different and performed on different occasions, but everybody always understands it's eagle dance, we can't mistake it for any other. And it always gives energy :)
It would be pretty nice if Russians & all the Slavic Nations had close relations with the Native/Indigenous people. Native & Slavic culture are similar.
@@hailoweenhailoween5264 yes, with social media it's becoming easier to learn abt each other:) But it would be very nice to meet live sometimes, Natives of Siberia and the Extreme North have many similar traditions with Native Americans. I watch Navajo Traditional Teachings, and some things in Navajo culture and mythology look very much the same to mythology and traditions of nearly all peoples indigenous to different parts of Russia, incl ethnic Russians themselves.
I'm an old guy now, but this brings a tear to my eye, the dignity, honor, belief, tradition and respect for the most important things about humanity and nature that are embodied in it.
Being a member of the Navajo tribe, and also being born from the Hopi -Badger clan, I'm honored to listen in an see the kachinas come out an perform N bless us, I haven't been back home in like 3 years so this year would be my 4th year missing out on gatherings and dances.
Vielen Dank für den Hopi Eagle Dance. Ich bin begeistert. Ich könnte da ewig zusehen und hätte dann immer noch nicht genug... 👍👍👍 Ich lebe in Deutschland und bin leider schon etwas zu alt für die anstrengende Reise in die USA. Aber in Gedanken bin ich bei euch und bete für euch...
I think their dances are wonderful. I love the. Hopis. Peaceful people. Thank you so much for sharing. This is the best thing about internet for me ..🦅
The drum is so powerful, I could only imagine how powerful this display was when these people were living free at the height of their nation. Makes my native blood proud.
So beautiful, cannot not be more proud to b Hopi/Navajo , my roots forever remain in Arizona even tho I grew up city life !! Thank u so much for sharing it means a lot to me !
This video gets me choked up everytime I see it. Seeing my two year old grand babies stop dead in their tracks and start dancing when this video came on! Made me cry with pride and joy! My Sonny Boy "Atom Polequaptewa and my Bit-a-Bits "Leo King Moreno! 😊
America isn't great for weapons and winning wars, but for its Great People like Hopi Nation, Blacks, Latinos, White, Asiatic and all of us the people that form our great Country. My love, respect and admiration to all Nations within America. Hopi was taught by The Kachina to organize themselves and to create a society. It is said by the Hopi that The Kachina came from the stars, and believe me, they're right.
I love seeing your traditions very much alive, well and being honoured. Hold on to your roots, here in Australia ours were stripped away. I am English and I feel a hole in my heart, my ancestors traditions and connections to all are lost. All I get is John Farnman and an Australian anthem. Worst part is many White Australians don't even realise what has been taken from our hearts. Keep your ancestors close to your hearts, I am so proud of you all. :)
I AM AN AMERICAN WHO ALWAYS LOVED THE INDIAN WAYS HERE IN AMERICA. I RESPECT THE TRADITIONAL MUSIC AND DANCE THEIR MEDICINE IS ALSO REAL FOR HEALING. I HAVE SOME NATIVE DREAMCATCHERS AND STATUES. I BELIEVE IN THE GREAT SPIRIT. GOD'S LOVE FOR THESE PEOPLE IS HOLY. I PRAY FOR THESE WONDERFUL SPIRITUAL PEOPLE. ALM
Upper mohawk from six nations watching the spirits dance in sun what a feeling life brings as the world looks for reasons for whatever. We still stay connected to the creator and the connection we should have as a people to one another. Tribal disputes aside as we can work towards a brighter idea for the ones who are to be gifts to us all, as are the ones who hold the days of the past for the stories yet to be told.
I’m Navajo but I always have love and respect for the Hopi tribe. Apache tribe too. It’s a shame we beef with each other in AZ. This world is all of ours and we should all respect each other.
No beef here. I’m White Mountain Apache and love all tribes. :)
My desert Southwest tribes have a special place in my heart.
Yes brother I am hopi and have respect for all nations thank you
fuck that. lets go to war again
TheLightBearer what about the Yaqui?
@rideronthewhitehorse I'm only 1/8 blood, with not much ties to my native culture. Upon watching various dances, I find my soul to be entranced. I read a comment that said "They thought they burried us, they didn't know we were seeds." Weird that my soul warmed at that. These feelings are all new to me, just thought I'd share.:)
I am Mayan and my heart feels joy when I see my brothers dancing and sharing our amazing roots. Let's continue to love and always pray for one another.
All tribes in the Americas need to stand together.
We need to preserve the culture
have you seen this one ua-cam.com/video/Uih1sEtIY98/v-deo.html
Be happy be hopi
Well said my brother
Prayers for the entire world. The world needs it right now. May those who are sick become well again. 🦅🦅🦅🦅
🙏🏼🛐🙏🏼
Respect
Amen! 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
Teach us to pray new child to world
A’ho
I'm a Peruvian Inca ancestor and our America was only one.
We need to keep our traditions alive all the time.
I am white of Nordic descent. This dance is so powerful...It inspires me. What a blessing it must have been to be there in person. The drums beat in my heart, the rattles awake my soul and the dancers lift me out of myself. Thank you for sharing.
I love the energy and rhythm of the dance. May the spirit of the Hopi forever endure.
I love the timbre of the singers' voice. Many blessing to you all from México, mis hermanos!
Much respect from the Māori indigenous people of New Zealand
Maori & Natives need to have more closer relations with each other, too many people hate us both.
Aroha nui bro. From Oglala Lakota land in South Dakota
Ķùú-Đå Tupade!!!💚💚💚
Kuu-Da Wo-Ha Sedo!!!🌻🙏🏽🙌🏾
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Thàn-Tsìdéh of Po-Woh-Geh Owingeh, NewMexíco
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@@hailoweenhailoween5264 More people across the world love more than hate. Anyone that hates native people is too many. I agree with that.
@@MrKmoconne I see what you're saying. I do see more people embracing one another. Even with some of the white people in america are taking more of an interest & respect for native american culture & people.
I had almost a 45 year old memory this morning from this song... I remember my gramma saying, at pow-wow, "Bird, sit still, the eagles are coming," and sure enough they did! I thought they were real. I could never figure out why they didn't come all of the time (I guess some people were visiting LA and did the eagle dance that day). My gramma is gone a long time now, but, this song finds me crying and missing her and where does the time go?
Thank you for this lovely memory of a lovely time in my life.
Beeshbeena "Bird" Acoma/Tohono O''Odham- Roadrunner clan
Meimei, I think we all miss our grandmothers. I know I do, too.
@@Azishome
Grandma's are good 🙂😔
Take care ❤
Oop i still have all my so'hos
You as well 🙂
@Craig Vann
😄 I miss my grammas tamales! She hand ground the corn on the stone grinder!
Take care!
Dance is Prayer for world and all life, may we overcome all negative things. Be happy , blessed, and live in harmony. Kwa-kwa thank you.
The dancers shadows from the sun are mesmerizing
good eye
More than shadows ...
@@buckeroomcbob2067 cool
As the eagles
Holy
This is one of the best dance group and dance moves ever, that I have seem.
Very beautiful dance. Peace to all during this pandemic and this dance would heal everyone.
Hopi power amazing
Kirt Mcdonald Yep, I am just amaze by the energy that you guys have, this dance is 22 1/2 minutes long and they have the energy to last through that. Wow.
This dance was done to heal! one in particular, my granddaughter, and she has overcome her illness. As for the many the prayer continues.. Kwakwai! (thank you)
Can we take a second and appreciate the structure an support of those roofs 40+ people on em an maybe more on the other.. strong as heck lmao
Yes we can say thanks. Those hopi people are in it for the long time. That was a beautiful dance.
Haha for real considering you know us natives big as frybread
Hey! I yaaaa, I just thought that myself! Lol
Yeah for like 100 years strong
Constant repairs and new roofs on occassion. Roofs are blocked off when repairs are need and until completed. .
Thanks for sharing! Was a nice dance for all the people so they may live long healthy prosperous life with out any more sickness.😥
i always watch it . when i need to remind myself we want the best for everyone out there. i enjoy it when they dance for us on this day, tears alaways fell when hear the songs becuz not only the singers and dancer wanted good life for everyone , thats was always in my mind and heart. so take care and be greatful for everything
Mexican brother here . This a Beauty of culture ,I take my hat off🤠
There needs to be a stronger Native/Mexican solidarity movement, too much crap is happening to both people.
@@hailoweenhailoween5264 💯👩🏾✨🌎 there is always something going on but I know what you mean full blood 100% native America apache/Aztec here never give in never surrender my brother
I’m Plains Cree from Saskatchewan CAN, watching this dance brings so much peace and respect all over Indian country and the world. Really soothes the soul, thanks for sharing. Hiy Hiy!!
There was a full moon above the Mesa the day I was invited to watch The Dance. I will always treasure the memory...
Haven’t participated in few years. Useto be my brother is helper during night dances. But he took his journey about 7 years ago with thee creator. Once in great while I listen in and watch.
mood
Beautiful dance! And listening to the singers brings peace to the soul! And to watch the shadows of the dancers magical! 🙏🏻
So beautiful! I'm Sioux from South Dakota, so nice to see some great dancing, different from the pow wow circuit. Love it!
Blessings to all !
Tanski where you at?
Gjwb...WE SIOUX ..REFER TO OUR SELVES AS THE. .." LAKOTA" ....YOU WOULD KNOW THAT IF YOU WERE TRULY OF THE OYAT'E...
Thank you for very interesting video. So beautiful. I never seen this dance. I love Native American music, dance, song, people, tradicion. Best regards from Poland 👍😊🇵🇱
God bless Native American people Indan 💗💝💖 🇵🇱
Joanna Marciniak ❤️
Joanna Marciniak it’s very moving, isn’t it..
@@jocharbonneau2797 Yes:)
I wish you and everyone Indian good health. Blessings from Poland 🇵🇱💝
God Bless the Polish people. Hopefully there can be more bonds between both of our people.
Asquali. This is my 1st yr away from home and it's great to still be able to watch the social dances. 2nd Mesa🤗
this is the dance that protects Mother Earth from Sun Flares, when the Kachinas tributes are interrupted mankind is doomed - the Hopi are recognised as the oldest spiritual guardians on our planet.
Thank you as an Aztec (southern Hopi) thank you yes we are also related with hopis and I'm apache I love my parents
As a 100/100% native American I love all my native american people from north America and Caribbean central america south america
@@officialVozie100 The bond is strong. When civilizations fall, all beings will understand the wisdom of native peoples. It is a cycle that humbles those in power to become human beings.
The sun flares are needed now to remove the influence of technology before humans lose the ability to be human beings entirely. The kachinas cannot be expected to protect the corrupted as solar flares grow strong now to cleanse the Earth of parasitic energies.
@@climatepurification that is non sense ... you have watched this video and writte throug technology, the modern medicine is thanks tegnology ... you have a car ? how many things that you have are technology ? your clothe and all the things ... technology isnt bad or good
This is very soothing for the soul (from Aotearoa/ new Zealand)
Huck Haeata GOOD
Huck Haeata GOOD news is you are looking for the new
Yes, so very soothing. I never knew much about my Native blood line and culture. I feel like my soul has found something its been missing, and it's overcome with joy to have found it. Weird to explain really.
@Huck Haeata thank you for liking our culture, hope to visit NZ one day. I love the HAKA..makes me cry!
@@grisamaro9036 Mauri ora! definitely visit Aotearoa (renamed New Zealand by colonialisers) we welcome native Brothers and sisters🪶
Being Mohawk, and loved Smoke Dancing, back in the Day, I was tired from a 3 min war dance, but Man, at ten minutes, I'm like wow, those guys surely have some stamina... Impressive to say the least. Then they go another 12:32... Nah-Weh
Thinking the same.
I was wondering who does the singing because I would have been dead out there
Absolutely love this! I’m Apache and this made me cry.
Also, rez dogs. 💕
I yaaaaa, rez dogs!!!
RIP, butchie and rivea😉🐶
I'm Apache too....
Can’t forget da Rez Dogs their heavy hitters ayyyyy
Me too
Ya, props to the rez 🐕. 👏
Wow. So Beautiful I never seen this kind of dance before. Thanks for sharing. #from central Oregon.
Hopi version of an egale dance . .
Hello from Portland Oregon
Prayers to mother earth.Make all people be bless with love,kind,caring in this world that God provide us.Aloha,Malama pono!
I am with ypu
One of the most beautiful & choreographed native dance, also the music & singing, that I have seen in a longtime, pretty long dance, they got stamina for sure, Go Hopi’s🔥
This is absolutely beautiful, it brought tears to my eyes. Thank you so much for sharing this amazing dancing and singing. Peace and love from Ireland to you all ❤ ♥
Ometeotl 😊 tlazocamati for sharing this good medicine, growing up always heard the song of the 4 eagles flying in the northern lands where we began as a people having roots from language and teachings of the flooding before our present world and the raining fire that came upon the land on the year of 1 obsidian knife before the travels south but how our ancestors all roamed together and promising to return once again, hopefully we can all make it through these times that we need to come together as Nican Tlaca= the people of this land in a good way 😊 many blessings
What a beautiful thing to see my native brothers dance aho god bless them and may the good lord keep them onthe journey of peace always god bless
I’m Navajo and I admire the Hopi people they’re culture is amazing.
Eagle totem stand up strong!!!!! Chest wide!!!!! Truth, justice, light!!!!!!
Give American back to the Natives who wouldn't have destroyed the environment, loved to all Native people
when you make a comment like that, it makes others of us have negative feelings about you. It's not very kind to blame all the citizens of the U.S, for the environment! We need to all live here in peace with one another.
IssuuniiiDawa..awwmyforever
@@TMcConnaughhay Denny
@@jessicakomalestewa4148 Denny? what does that mean?
the world has a way and a purpose not saying what happened to most the other natives was right but what if whoever is running the world did these things on purpose it all works out in the end and we will all be cool with each other and that's what's happening with the world right now
This is so awesome!!!!! This moves your spirit!! the beat of the drum too!!
Wow!amazing. Wish I was there. I just live like 45 min away. What does this dance represent. And for what. Beautiful and a blessing to see.
Would love the opportunity to be there. Nothing but praise for keeping traditions alive.
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 Tunkasila Wakan Tanka (Grandfather, Great Spirit), pilamayaye. (Thank you) Onsimalaye. (Take Pity On Us) Wani wachiyelo omakiyaye. (My Relatives Wants To Live) Mitakuye Oyasin. (We Are All Related). 🙏
Oglala Lakota Prayers for humanity and those touched by COVID-19 with English translations:
Wakan Tanka (GREAT SPIRIT)
Tunkasila (GRANDFATHER),
Onsimakalayo (TAKE PITY ON US),
Mitakuye Lena Onsikayelo (MY RELATIVES ARE PITIFUL)
🔥 Tsalagi/Cherokee Prayers for humanity and those touched by COVID-19 with English translations: 🔥 U-ne-la-nv-hi-u-da-do-li-s-di! ~ ᎤᏁᎳᏅᎯᎤᏓᏙᎵᏍᏗ! ~ Blessing of God! ✝️ 🔥 Na-s-gi-wi-ni-ga-li-s-da! ~ ᎾᏍᎩᏫᏂᎦᎵᏍᏓ! ~ Amen! 🙏
🛐 #ProphecyOfThe8thFire 🏳️🌈 #13RainbowWarrriorPriests 🙏 #IyenaKiyaWoyaWasTe ⏳ #OperatingInSacredTime ☀️ #EagleAndCondorUnited 🦅 #IAmOfTheGreatSpirit 🌎 #ManyTribes1Nation 🌍 #StrengthInDiversity 🌏 #GratitudeCreatesAbundance 🦋 #1God1Earth1Humanity 🥰
I am a educator here at Coconino HS (Flagstaff, AZ). I am Yoeme/Yaqui. It's an honor to play this video for my native students (thank you Hongvi Hoya). All of their faces light up and feet start stomping. All of our indigenous people, let's unite. Let's honor those who are still here and our ancestors who paved the way and the ones lost. Aho!
Do you know what Aho means you're Yaqui say it in your language!
I watch this with tears in my eyes and feel the intense power across time and space. May the Creator smile upon the resilient Hopi and all the races of man as we enter a new age of humanity. thank you so much for sharing and utmost love and respect from Gods Pocket, AZ
I'm stuck in Las Vegas; missing home. I can't go home to see my family, until the virus is over. I play this over and over.
"So Proud to be Native!! Love all Cultures!!!"💖💖
Akimel o’otham native here from Gila Eiver...i thank you for this awesome dance!!! My prayers of love and peace upon everyone in the entire world 🙏
Thank you for sharing this sacred dance with us
Blessings be with you always from the land of the Haudenosaunee ( Iroquois to most )
Peace & Love to my Hopi Brothers & Sisters! Much love & respect from your Navajo Brother❤.
This is a beautiful dance. 1 time my grandfather told me I danced like this 1 night. I have no memory of it. It's in our souls.
Thank you. I have watched this almost every morning. I am away from home. This help me be me. In a land of other people. This is my morning prayer. Thank you. Bacavi. (My hopi name)
This is your land too 😏
It is a privilege to be allowed to watch this beautiful dance by such beautiful spiritual people. Their culture and beliefs are amazing. The rest of the world could learn so much from their respects from Mother Earth and their beautiful family beliefs and traditions. Cymru ( Wales) UK✌🏽🤝❤️❤️❤️
I get emotional when I see this video, with great reasons though. Thank you for your video. My 18month old daughter watches it honestly about 10 to 15 times a day
I’m black and Catawba & this gave me goosebumps. May we always show and feel, deep reverence for the Mother. May we always cherish and continue our traditions - for our children, and their children. Thank you Hopi. Thank you for uploading! 🙏🏾
I could feel a natural hallucinations watching the wings& listening to the ratles and singing voices.
You could see the power as the back eagle flaped it's wings and like a wave ,the others did slightly in procession facing away from it. Now I'm still hearing the eagle crystal & singers after it has ended.
Powerful beauty ❤
I am in AZ I want to learn this dance. It touches my heart. The Eagle is a messenger to Spirit.
I am a Nez Perce from Idaho the mountains be proud of your people and take of each other with a good heart n bless all Native tribes remember the Eagle is the closest thing to the Sun the Creator which the feathers Carry's all our prayers to Him may you all walk in beauty n take care
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Love the dancers and singers in this video! The synchronicity is incredible! I'm fortunate enough to photograph the National Gathering of American Indian Veterans every year, and one of my favorite aspects of the gathering is the pow wow with the dancing and music! I'm not Native, but I absolutely love learning about the culture especially the music and dances like this one! On a side note, I give a lot of credit and a TON of respect to the singers and dancers on this one! I recently tried a 3 minute round dance and was amazed at how much effort and stamina and endurance was required in such a short and simple dance.
So wana go see this I’m ojibwe my Step dad is Navajo he told me about this watching this makes me feel good inside I used to Participate in our ceremonies and powwow a lot but life took me another direction I know our ceremonies and powwows are for healing but that’s where I spent a lot of time with my brothers before they left this world and for me it’s hard to let go when I go there
You are lucky to have the opportunity to be a part of something so spiritual. I would be honored to be there.
I love the pow wows the ground moves with each beat of the drums.
What tribe? My paternal grandfather was Ojibwe from the Swan Creek tribe (it is commonly known as the Swan Creek Black River tribe. I guess the government decided to combine the Swan Creek and Black River tribes together due to them being really close to each other back in the day) and his clan is the Turtle/Bear. His name was Albert Moore and his maternal grandmother was Julia Fisher. Grandpa died in 1981 from heart failure, unfortunately, so I never got a chance to meet him (I was born in 1988). My Uncle told me that grandpa was also the Great Turtle. Sadly, other than what I've been told, I really do not know too much about grandpa since he didn't teach us his language or his customs (we are learning after the fact) due to the trauma that he dealt with from his time in the Boarding School as a young boy. He went to GREAT lengths to hide the fact that he was American Indian from the outside world and I think that he always had a fear that his kids would be taken away and thrown into Boarding Schools, like him and his siblings, despite his kids being half-white. Grandma knew that grandpa was full-blooded Ojibwe and it didn't bother her in the least; however, my grandma was the daughter of immigrants from Denmark and I am not 100% sure if they knew what the government was doing or not. Honestly, she loved and honored that man, bore him seven children, and the two remained married until death parted them...that is all that really matters.
@Adkins Improvements we going this year me n my bro in law
Osiyo brothers and sisters. As a Native I'm proud of our culture and our dances. I happen to dance a lot to call the rain. And it rain yesterday alot of rain was called.
Yes I call the North wind it comes.
This is absolutely beautiful. I am proud to be Native, I'm not Hopi but I love all tribes as my brothers and sisters for we all fight the same battles in this country.
Yes why this time we all are in same place of our people it's powerful another Eagle.
This is so Beautiful. My father is a Medicine man and does the Yei bei chei dances as well. All Beautiful things to embrace. I've never had the privilege of coming to one of these dances tho I've had a Hopi Boyfriend lol
I am native and I am 14 years old and when my grandma past away when I was 10 or 11 it was heartbreaking for me because she made my Hopi dress for a pageant that I was doing and that was the last dress that she did for me 😭 and now thinks about I know that she looking after me and the dance just reminds me of her and just listening to the song it makes me wanna dance to it
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❤❤❤❤ So beautiful, graceful and strong. Thank you for your video. My daughter and I have it on replay.
Wanishi for sharing. Hitawkeyok (they are skilled dancers)
Awesome my late father was an Eagle dancer😍🥰❤❤❤
So beautiful and powerful - the prayer the eagles. ❤️☀️🦅 Wopila , thank you for posting this and uplifting the spirit 🦅 As my Lakota Grandfather always says - Mitakaye O’yasin - We are all related. ☀️🦅
Lakota hear journey of an eagle.
Love from Russia! 💝 Freedom vibes give me goosebumps:) Would be great to see you here :)
Many men in Russia dance eagle dance, too. In different ethnical groups it's so different and performed on different occasions, but everybody always understands it's eagle dance, we can't mistake it for any other. And it always gives energy :)
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It would be pretty nice if Russians & all the Slavic Nations had close relations with the Native/Indigenous people. Native & Slavic culture are similar.
@@hailoweenhailoween5264 yes, with social media it's becoming easier to learn abt each other:) But it would be very nice to meet live sometimes, Natives of Siberia and the Extreme North have many similar traditions with Native Americans.
I watch Navajo Traditional Teachings, and some things in Navajo culture and mythology look very much the same to mythology and traditions of nearly all peoples indigenous to different parts of Russia, incl ethnic Russians themselves.
Beautiful singing, beautiful dance. I'm from the southernmost part of the American continent yet this music and singing touches me deeply.
I'm an old guy now, but this brings a tear to my eye, the dignity, honor, belief, tradition and respect for the most important things about humanity and nature that are embodied in it.
Yes connects life.
You can heal the world with your love! Keep the good vibe going on and on. ☯️☮️
Being a member of the Navajo tribe, and also being born from the Hopi -Badger clan, I'm honored to listen in an see the kachinas come out an perform N bless us, I haven't been back home in like 3 years so this year would be my 4th year missing out on gatherings and dances.
Very beautiful. HIGH performance... Thank you so Much.. Merci.. Gratitude.. The LORD bless and keep you and everyone NATIVE..🦋fa
Recently I found out about your wonderful people thanks for sharing this video.
Amazing spiritual hoping i get to experience this one day ..
Vielen Dank für den Hopi Eagle Dance. Ich bin begeistert. Ich könnte da ewig zusehen und hätte dann immer noch nicht genug... 👍👍👍 Ich lebe in Deutschland und bin leider schon etwas zu alt für die anstrengende Reise in die USA. Aber in Gedanken bin ich bei euch und bete für euch...
You're German?
I think their dances are wonderful. I love the. Hopis. Peaceful people. Thank you so much for sharing. This is the best thing about internet for me ..🦅
Oh how I would love to visit the hopi and Navajo in the USA....to spend time with these wonderful people who r so in tune with nature
The drum is so powerful, I could only imagine how powerful this display was when these people were living free at the height of their nation. Makes my native blood proud.
I dedicate this to my grandmother Annie raye
She pass away age of 95
I miss you grandmother ❤🙏
Ur not alone in missing a momma. A better place where they can rest & their strength back up again after the long journey
That's so sacred, like going back in time or something.
Incredibly healing 🙏🏼🤎
So grateful! Much respect for sharing these beautiful ceremonial dances here! I feel deeply humbled by their power!
Never seen the Hopi eagle 🦅 dance.beautful thanks for sharing.
Native celebration dancing from Hopi Brothers an Sisters blessing A'ho ,even four legged brother 🐶🐕🐾🐾 came to see. Blessing thank you for sharing 💖💖💖
Honoring this dance. Thank you for posting the sacred dance🌹
So beautiful, cannot not be more proud to b Hopi/Navajo , my roots forever remain in Arizona even tho I grew up city life !! Thank u so much for sharing it means a lot to me !
This video gets me choked up everytime I see it. Seeing my two year old grand babies stop dead in their tracks and start dancing when this video came on! Made me cry with pride and joy! My Sonny Boy
"Atom Polequaptewa and my Bit-a-Bits "Leo King Moreno! 😊
Wow, very interesting. Always want to learn more about the Hopi.
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America isn't great for weapons and winning wars, but for its Great People like Hopi Nation, Blacks, Latinos, White, Asiatic and all of us the people that form our great Country. My love, respect and admiration to all Nations within America. Hopi was taught by The Kachina to organize themselves and to create a society. It is said by the Hopi that The Kachina came from the stars, and believe me, they're right.
I love seeing your traditions very much alive, well and being honoured.
Hold on to your roots, here in Australia ours were stripped away. I am English and I feel a hole in my heart, my ancestors traditions and connections to all are lost. All I get is John Farnman and an Australian anthem. Worst part is many White Australians don't even realise what has been taken from our hearts.
Keep your ancestors close to your hearts, I am so proud of you all. :)
Absolutely Beautiful!!!! May Maasaw bless each and everyone of you.
Awesome my brothers n sisters. Much live from NZ
My spirit really needed this. Yakoke for sharing, love from a Chahta living on Chumash land
That was beautiful, and their endurance was impressive.
Wow wow wow is all I can say! The drums, the dancing just wow. Love it.
You should try the food my grandpa used to take us all the time ,grandpas are the best😋 from dine nation
I AM AN AMERICAN WHO ALWAYS LOVED THE INDIAN WAYS HERE IN AMERICA. I RESPECT THE TRADITIONAL MUSIC AND DANCE THEIR MEDICINE IS ALSO REAL FOR HEALING. I HAVE SOME NATIVE DREAMCATCHERS AND STATUES. I BELIEVE IN THE GREAT SPIRIT. GOD'S LOVE FOR THESE PEOPLE IS HOLY. I PRAY FOR THESE WONDERFUL SPIRITUAL PEOPLE. ALM
I drummed too.
Beautiful timeless elegance and the Respect for All.
This is so beautiful makes my heart so happy and im am so blessed to watch this hopi eagle dance ceremony
evryday i hv to listen to this to complete my life if was dead anybody kno tha let man bring forth powerful n best i hv to hear
The similarity between hopi people and kikuyus of kenya is beyond words
I am also amazed after recently coming across some content from Kenya there a tribe there who also has a place called a "Katsinki"! Blew me away
Upper mohawk from six nations watching the spirits dance in sun what a feeling life brings as the world looks for reasons for whatever. We still stay connected to the creator and the connection we should have as a people to one another. Tribal disputes aside as we can work towards a brighter idea for the ones who are to be gifts to us all, as are the ones who hold the days of the past for the stories yet to be told.
My daughter and I are Hopi and we appreciate everything this Askwali
Thank you whoever posted this . Now than ever before do we need healing and prayers 🙏. Hopi holds the gospel.
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