Jist imagine if all came together as dineh and sang all these songs in harmony as one. All the elders whom have passed would be proud. People providing feedback and comments of this being wrong to share on social media is just selfish and not willing to accept change. We need to library our ways and learn them in any fashion we can. Although it is preferable to got to ceremonies and pick them up through participation we as dineh are limited to access to the various ceremonies especially with Covid. We have this as an alternative now when we learn these songs we need to learn the stories and prayers of how they were developed by being no aware of ceremonies. Be humble and respectful with these hear songs people. They are not for the competitive, the harsh, the angry, and the jealous. It’s for a good way living.
Dzil Nanit’aa-Sisnaajini, Tsoodzil, Dook’o’oosliid, Dibe Nitsaa, my guiding principles. Nizhoni, we shall live in beauty. Listen, it’s telling a story of Diyin Dine’e. Stories, songs, cultural teachings need to be exposed to the younger generation.
Living in Phx, hearing all the news about Coronavirus , but knowing back home the elders are safe, because the scared mountains are keeping it away, axehee diyin dzłil
Ty for prayers, I am at 3208 e Michigan st Indianapolis Indiana. A place called Wheeler Mission for women and children. I hate it here. Everyone so mean. Try and take anything I have . Show no respect for me even though I am respectful to the elders and Children here. I want my mommy and I want to go home
Hello, My name is Audry Brady. I am an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation. I am not sure how it is you acquired these recordings of our scared songs, but I would appreciate and urge you to take them down immediately. These songs are not meant to be recorded for other to hear outside of scared events and only to be used during scared ceremonies. I will be reporting this to the Navajo Nation Medicine Men Association and to the Native American Right fund for further legal action if they are not taken down.
I'm an enrolled Member of the Dinéh tribe too, if you grew up around these songs by going to ceremonies you have been blessed, I grew up in oklahoma know very little about my culture so UA-cam has reconnected parts of me I have never known, Ahéhee' for posting, I will of course only use it in a Blessing way.
if you're ok with this being made public, then you really need to consider who you are. Dine dont do this, it was taught to us if you lived in a traditional home. You people are ignorant of who we are as a people. Such a shame our own people think this is ok.
I’m sorry, but the world is changing and this is a nice way for many of us to stay connected to our culture despite living far from the sacred mountains. It’s better for it to be here for us younger generations to see than to fade away
Love the horse song thanks
Jist imagine if all came together as dineh and sang all these songs in harmony as one. All the elders whom have passed would be proud. People providing feedback and comments of this being wrong to share on social media is just selfish and not willing to accept change. We need to library our ways and learn them in any fashion we can. Although it is preferable to got to ceremonies and pick them up through participation we as dineh are limited to access to the various ceremonies especially with Covid. We have this as an alternative now when we learn these songs we need to learn the stories and prayers of how they were developed by being no aware of ceremonies. Be humble and respectful with these hear songs people. They are not for the competitive, the harsh, the angry, and the jealous. It’s for a good way living.
so beautiful, Thank you from my heart
Dzil
Nanit’aa-Sisnaajini, Tsoodzil, Dook’o’oosliid, Dibe Nitsaa, my guiding principles. Nizhoni, we shall live in beauty. Listen, it’s telling a story of Diyin Dine’e. Stories, songs, cultural teachings need to be exposed to the younger generation.
Aoo. ✊🏽
Living in Phx, hearing all the news about Coronavirus , but knowing back home the elders are safe, because the scared mountains are keeping it away, axehee diyin dzłil
I understand this song, I feel safe
I love the songs
Ty for prayers, I am at 3208 e Michigan st Indianapolis Indiana. A place called Wheeler Mission for women and children. I hate it here. Everyone so mean. Try and take anything I have . Show no respect for me even though I am respectful to the elders and Children here.
I want my mommy and I want to go home
Next will be horse song
Hello, My name is Audry Brady. I am an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation. I am not sure how it is you acquired these recordings of our scared songs, but I would appreciate and urge you to take them down immediately. These songs are not meant to be recorded for other to hear outside of scared events and only to be used during scared ceremonies. I will be reporting this to the Navajo Nation Medicine Men Association and to the Native American Right fund for further legal action if they are not taken down.
I to am a enrolled member of navajo tribe an I appreciate these songs. Keep them coming
I'm an enrolled Member of the Dinéh tribe too, if you grew up around these songs by going to ceremonies you have been blessed, I grew up in oklahoma know very little about my culture so UA-cam has reconnected parts of me I have never known, Ahéhee' for posting, I will of course only use it in a Blessing way.
if you're ok with this being made public, then you really need to consider who you are. Dine dont do this, it was taught to us if you lived in a traditional home. You people are ignorant of who we are as a people. Such a shame our own people think this is ok.
I’m sorry, but the world is changing and this is a nice way for many of us to stay connected to our culture despite living far from the sacred mountains. It’s better for it to be here for us younger generations to see than to fade away
How else are we supposed to learn these songs? While our elders are getting old everyday. Think from your heart not USA government way .