This makes me totally smile. You know, we've completely forgotten the instructions for living on this planet. The native people had it right all along. Did you notice how quiet it was where he was sitting? Quiet. Yes, quiet. We can't seem to stand quiet anymore, and, yet, it's what we need so badly. I'm going to share this video because I strongly believe that humanity needs to turn to the Lakota ways to save this planet and save humanity.
This is just so beautiful. So lovely to hear about the tipi. I really wish with all my heart that Western societies can learn so much from you, from all Native Americans. Your culture is so rich with how you connect with each other and nature. If we see everyone and everything as 'relatives,' there would certainly be more peace in our world and we would learn how to look after the very planet that sustains us. Thank you Michael Spears xxx
Nice video, thanks! I want to share that I had the opportunity to sleep in a tipi a couple of years ago, and two things (at least) really impressed me. One: it demanded respect. You cannot enter a tipi without bowing and putting yourself in a submissive position, so in that respect it's easier to defend, but also respects the residents of the tipi. Two: the energy was so relaxed and balanced! Yes, animals, birds and insects were curious and came around, but nothing really obnoxious; as if they also respected the space. I am convinced this is a wonderful way to live. Thanks to the Buffalo people!
Thank you for sharing this video. I love the story about the tipi. Michael Spears. you are doing an amazing job telling about the beautiful Lakota Culture.
Michael has such a calm voice...it's very soothing. I left 2 comments with Eric and Jay. I just heard from Eric today! Hope you have a long career Michael!
@@candycroom2320 yes they absolutely gorgeous I love native Americans they are so manly But although I think these are like you say.. My ultimate one is Eric schweig I adore this one the most Check out Michael greyeyes 😊
I'm a Kanak woman from a french territory called New Caledonia and I love your culture, your values. The story about Wounded Knee had particularly overhelmed me when I was a little girl. Thank you for the beautiful moments sharing with all of you, actors and actresses even if the characters are not most valuable, it doesn't:matter because you:re all excellent.Take care of yourself !!
Wonderful story about Indian traditions, told so well by the beautiful voice of Michael. A UA-cam channel entirely devoted to the discovery of these traditions, explained and told this way by Michael, that would be great and informative for everyone ... We want more! The Amerindians' relationship with nature should be an example and an inspiration for all. I have a lot of respect for them, their history and their culture. A fan, from France
Hi Michael!... I just wanna thank you for posting your story. Makes me feel so proud to be Native American. And also makes me admire more your Dakota culture. Michael; you are an incredible storyteller. Thank you, brother, for sharing, and make all of us proud.
@@gussferretti9665 ever heard the quote by Black Elk a well known Wičháša wakȟáŋ of the Oglála Lakȟota and what he said is “I am an Indian. If you have one drop of Indian blood in your veins, then you are Indian.”
wow! Michael Spears is a very beautiful person, both inside and out. his philosophy, or, rather the native American Indian philosophy is beautiful. I wish I could be
This was wonderful to explain the history. Every time I’ve been in one I really love the energy… did not know the background. I also enjoyed the quiet… would be amazing to spend time in one…
I am happy to see you, Micheal. My child´s dream came true. You not only look, but you are the Indian hero, that I imagined as a child. I am looking forward to watch your videos, man! Greetings from Czech Republic, Central Europe.
hi, michael, i love the your story, thanks for posting,,, im a indian decent through my great-grandfather, im from Puerto Rico, and im so proud of it, our culture is so beautiful and always we care for nature, and peace and animals,, i live proud of our race. we love you!! keep defending our culture!!
Thank you so much for sharing this historical and cultural information with us. It is so amazing to learn some of the history and culture of the original peoples of America! Please share/teach us more please! #michaelspears #nativeamericans #indiginousamericans
Very good positive intro and thank you for telling us about your tradition and your teepi comes along ways with in your tribe. Hopefully you tell us more stories about your Lakota way of life.
Michael: Time has passed and came across this youtube video: Made my first tipi when I was 16 and it would hold easily 20 people with a fire pit. Much good memories and gave it away to the Four Arrows that was going throughout the US to make people aware of dancing, songs, etc. Hope we will meet up again. We met at the 40th Annual Indian Film Festival in San Fransico.. which you used a Native Voice Signature Drum at the Festival. Until our path cross again
For mi thé part for Land and restin original and story and Thé cinémas is mi indienne and blood to not oublie me and yours nation for mi raison is life for you confiance and douche evrriting and chief comunoty implique respire and fierté story indienne tankyou Very much princesse Indienne Carolle kakawingna boutinLagacy
I’ve often wondered how a tipi stood up to a hurricane or tornado. I’ve never heard Indigenous people speak about these forces. Thanks you for sharing this. ♥️🇨🇦
I wouldn’t think they(the tipis) could handle weather like that. Even modern homes can't. I have often wondered how they coped with those situations as well.
These are no "stories"... these are facts. Most of the world is on a black road to its own doom...because they are not conected anymore! Let your heart fill up with love and good-will... We, wasishus, have a lot to learn from the Native People...May Mother-Earth forgive all the sufferings we are inflicting upon land, air and water...and let live our children children's children!Mitakuye Oyassin
Amazing. I had no idea. I told the sister "we should build a teepee!" She said "lets build three!?" And here I am. Its beautiful, Good sir. Enlightening. Thank you.
We... friends and I Would Go CAMPING at Lake Kuchma Santa Barbara CALIFORNIA.... EVERY YEAR....AND A NATIVE AMERICAN🦅🇺🇸 FAMILY WOULD COME AND WE WOULD SPEND TIME WATCHING THEM SET UP THEIR "TIPI" NEXT TO OUR CAMP SITE PEOPLE WOULD COME FROM ALL OVER THIS HUGE CAMP SITE TO WATCH THEM WOW !! IT DIDN'T TAKE THEM LONG AT ALL... THEY WORKED TOGETHER AS A FAMILY AND IT WAS UP IN NO TIME👏👏👍it never got old we watched them every year same time same site IM NATIVE AMERICAN PAWNEE 🦅🐎🇺🇸🤲
At least he's not the Kul Wicasa Oyate who is racist towards all whites I know tons that only talk of the white people's ancestors Mitakuye Oyasin we are all related EVERYONE Michael Spears has always been my role model
We are from one source for sure, strange to notice but according to Arabian nomads and beduin tripes, a wool hair tent was not only the domain of the woman but she used to construct it with other women of the tripe back in the day. Thank you for sharing
Beautiful man ...physically n spiritually...white women sure were cut short...I live in the Gallatin Valley..wonder if you were at the Pow Wow at the Breeden last weekend
wow, ok... I see A LOT of comments here about how beautiful of a guy he is , and it's true, he is a "beautiful" guy..but I need to say, the Beauty comes from the Heart...and flows outwards from there....Too much of this modern culture is hooked on the outward appearance of the person, and so , they cannot even get the meaning of his message....TRY THIS .....listen to the video with your eyes closed......You know, like when you are in a ceremonial Sweat Lodge, it's solid pitch BLACK inside there...it is so dark inside there, you can't even see your hand in front of your face...ALL you can see, is the glowing red hot rocks when they are brought in ......There is a reason why it's not permitted to have any light coming inside.....so you can really concentrate on the important messages that are spoken inside there, the Songs sung, the Prayers spoken .... and you can listen with 100 percent full awareness and perception, you are "hyper sensitized"......like more than you can possibly imagine, so much so, in fact, that you can even hear messages from the Spirits too, if they come to you to tell you something you need to hear....or feel.....Sometimes you can feel their presence, the wind of an eagle's wing, or the actual physical touch of a Spirit that wants to let you know they are with you...etc...CLOSE YOUR EYES.....SO YOU CAN OPEN YOUR MIND.....I love the vid too, about the tipi, but I wish he would have spoken a little longer about it, and elaborated about how the tipi is regarded as being the property of the Woman..not the Man......He touched on the subject, but he could have said more.....This is a good video, but that is the only thing I would like to say about it, that he can speak more about the connection the Woman has to the tipi.....Back in the old days, if the woman was not happy at all about the way she was being treated, and it looked like the relationship was over....she would simply take all the guy's stuff, all his possessions, and pile them all in front of the tipi....(HER TIPI).....and that was it, it was done.....He would come back from a hunt, etc, and see all his stuff piled up there, and he would know, it was over, and the only thing he could do then, was gather up his stuff, and go back to his parent's place....She got the tipi.....it was hers....Back in the those days, the Women got the ultimate respect....and honor.....as it was a culture based on Matriarchy..The Women have the "Power"... that is the way it was told to me.....Still is, too, that way today , among the Lakota...and other First Nations People.
👏👏👏Well said, so much focus is placed on his looks rather than his words. I would like to ask where you got this information from? Moreover, why is that today in many reservations it is so dangerous for women? (genuinely want to understand)
@@leila4509 thx for asking.....I got the info from many sources, when I was living back in the USA, I spent a lot of years with Native American people, had a few Native American friends, and still do, and I went to many Sacred Ceremonies, that I was invited to, so I had a LOT of teachings from them , including some Medicine Men , and Medicine Women..I lived with a Medicine Man for a while, named Rolling Thunder, in Carlin NV......I did a lot study too, on my own, and in college..... at UNM, and MSU...with Native American instructors, who taught me a lot.....40 plus yrs of learning......is where I learned it from..directly. What I speak of is Traditional Knowledge.......I have also experienced a lot of things from the Sacred Ceremonies that have revealed to me many things that I would never have known to be possible......So, in regards to why it is so unsafe now for Native women on the Rez....(mostly in Canada it seems) is because of white racists, gangs etc, and thugs, who are also rapists and murderers, doing a lot of crime there, because its a free for all there , and they know it, because there is no interest at all from local law enforcement to enforce laws , or investigate any crimes, like the kidnapping, rape, and murder of Native women....REALLY scary , to think about , the local law enforcement being a BIG part of the problem...sad but true...In the USA, the Native rez systems have their own law enforcement officers, so that kind of problem is not so common ...but it still exists.....Time for changes..Time for all women, especially the at-risk group of Native women, to learn some serious martial arts, like the deadly art of Kung Fu, starting as little girls, at 6 yrs old, so by the time they are 16....(10 yrs of practice), .they will have mastered some real life saving skills that could easily turn the tides in a fight, with any man, even multiple assailants, armed or not...
@@timmccarthy3034 Thanks for replying - very interesting! It is such a shame what has happened to the Native people, have you always felt drawn to their different cultures?
Michael did a nice job, and if you would like to know even more about the tipi read Laubin's book "the Indian tipi" because, there is so much more significance to the tipi. The book is excellent and well written by two people that spent many years living in a tipi and, camping with the people who were at little big horn. So it has the depth of within it of the people that lived freely on the plains.
Glad to see the comments are exactly what I would have written 😂 All drooling aside, interesting story. I'd like a yurt:) The circular thing makes sense.
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This makes me totally smile. You know, we've completely forgotten the instructions for living on this planet. The native people had it right all along. Did you notice how quiet it was where he was sitting? Quiet. Yes, quiet. We can't seem to stand quiet anymore, and, yet, it's what we need so badly. I'm going to share this video because I strongly believe that humanity needs to turn to the Lakota ways to save this planet and save humanity.
Cool
I loved this “ face the storm and don’t hide from it “ ❤❤❤🤔👍
Not only is he handsome, he is very smart. Very good story teller.
Michael is a beautiful man, inside and out. I love watching any video or movie when he's in it.❤
Love the fact that the stories are shared from one generation to another.
This is just so beautiful. So lovely to hear about the tipi. I really wish with all my heart that Western societies can learn so much from you, from all Native Americans. Your culture is so rich with how you connect with each other and nature. If we see everyone and everything as 'relatives,' there would certainly be more peace in our world and we would learn how to look after the very planet that sustains us. Thank you Michael Spears xxx
Omg he's a gorgeous man!! He and his brother Eddie!!
Nice video, thanks! I want to share that I had the opportunity to sleep in a tipi a couple of years ago, and two things (at least) really impressed me. One: it demanded respect. You cannot enter a tipi without bowing and putting yourself in a submissive position, so in that respect it's easier to defend, but also respects the residents of the tipi. Two: the energy was so relaxed and balanced! Yes, animals, birds and insects were curious and came around, but nothing really obnoxious; as if they also respected the space. I am convinced this is a wonderful way to live. Thanks to the Buffalo people!
Thank you for sharing this video. I love the story about the tipi.
Michael Spears. you are doing an amazing job telling about the beautiful Lakota Culture.
Michael has such a calm voice...it's very soothing. I left 2 comments with Eric and Jay. I just heard from Eric today! Hope you have a long career Michael!
That is one good looking man
Seriously though
Him & Zahn Mcclarnon
@@candycroom2320 yesss I think the same
@@ishenicole9987 Zahn is one of my favorite Lakota!Him Eddie,and Tantanka Means!
@@candycroom2320 yes they absolutely gorgeous I love native Americans they are so manly
But although I think these are like you say.. My ultimate one is Eric schweig I adore this one the most
Check out Michael greyeyes 😊
I'm a Kanak woman from a french territory called New Caledonia and I love your culture, your values. The story about Wounded Knee had particularly overhelmed me when I was a little girl. Thank you for the beautiful moments sharing with all of you, actors and actresses even if the characters are not most valuable, it doesn't:matter because you:re all excellent.Take care of yourself !!
Love you
he's gorgeous!
so are you
So many wisdom, so much to learn!!! Thanks!!
Thank you for sharing the true essence of so much more than a home.
I LOVE HIM WITH ALL MY HEART !!!!
Thanks for sharing this video. Thanks Michael for sharing a story about the tipi. Stay connected to nature
Wonderful story about Indian traditions, told so well by the beautiful voice of Michael.
A UA-cam channel entirely devoted to the discovery of these traditions, explained and told this way by Michael, that would be great and informative for everyone ... We want more!
The Amerindians' relationship with nature should be an example and an inspiration for all.
I have a lot of respect for them, their history and their culture.
A fan, from France
He's Beautiful - I Love Him So Much!!!!
Thank you Sir for an excellent insight in your world and the what provides for us and each other.
wow id never heard that be4.. how wonderful..thankyou.. id like to learn more about the native stories.. i love what ive heard so far.
Hi Michael!... I just wanna thank you for posting your story. Makes me feel so proud to be Native American. And also makes me admire more your Dakota culture. Michael; you are an incredible storyteller. Thank you, brother, for sharing, and make all of us proud.
Andy Zamora he's native you and I were mixed. We're not natives though we have more native blood than those white gringos calling themselves natives
@@gussferretti9665 ever heard the quote by Black Elk a well known Wičháša wakȟáŋ of the Oglála Lakȟota and what he said is “I am an Indian. If you have one drop of Indian blood in your veins, then you are Indian.”
Thank you Michael for sharing this story, more insight to the tipi, and very important for the spiritual knowledge of our people.
Гордый, никем непокоренный народ .Майкл обаятельный,скромный талантливый ,человек.Мужское достоинство, хочу сказать через край ...Больших успехов желаю!!!
I used to live in Gallitan county Montana in Bozeman. Beautiful country and the natives are beautiful people.
wow! Michael Spears is a very beautiful person, both inside and out. his philosophy, or, rather the native American Indian philosophy is beautiful. I wish I could be
Such beautiful people we stiill are cruel to them Lord help them
This was wonderful to explain the history. Every time I’ve been in one I really love the energy… did not know the background. I also enjoyed the quiet… would be amazing to spend time in one…
Szívesen hallgatok Lakota történeteket, köszönöm.
Much respect for al native american nation from mee..from CROATIA...love for you...my peopole..in my heart...
Beautifully spoken! Thank you for this important information it was very helpful
I am happy to see you, Micheal. My child´s dream came true. You not only look, but you are the Indian hero, that I imagined as a child. I am looking forward to watch your videos, man! Greetings from Czech Republic, Central Europe.
thank you Michael for great story
Great Video!Great work,Michael!!
Interesting story, strikingly attractive man!
hi, michael, i love the your story, thanks for posting,,, im a indian decent through my great-grandfather, im from Puerto Rico, and im so proud of it, our culture is so beautiful and always we care for nature, and peace and animals,, i live proud of our race. we love you!! keep defending our culture!!
I Love Native American,greeting from Indonesia💖
Michael youre voice is pure Gold.
Gracias!! from Perù.
Beautifully said!!!
Thank you Mr. Spears
I watched you in Dances with Wolves' very awesome im from Winnipeg Manitoba Canada.
I am Montagnard indigenous listen to you speech.
Thank you Michael that was so beautifully said.
Michael Spears is awsome! good brother.
Thank you so much for sharing this historical and cultural information with us. It is so amazing to learn some of the history and culture of the original peoples of America! Please share/teach us more please! #michaelspears #nativeamericans #indiginousamericans
This is so neat and a beautiful way to look at things
Very good positive intro and thank you for telling us about your tradition and your teepi comes along ways with in your tribe. Hopefully you tell us more stories about your Lakota way of life.
Michael is so damn beautiful... And I learned a lot about the Tipi... ❤
Thank you for sharing this. ❤️
Michael: Time has passed and came across this youtube video: Made my first tipi when I was 16 and it would hold easily 20 people with a fire pit.
Much good memories and gave it away to the Four Arrows that was going throughout the US to make people aware of dancing, songs, etc. Hope we will meet up again. We met at the 40th Annual Indian Film Festival in San Fransico.. which you used a Native Voice Signature Drum at the Festival. Until our path cross again
For mi thé part for Land and restin original and story and Thé cinémas is mi indienne and blood to not oublie me and yours nation for mi raison is life for you confiance and douche evrriting and chief comunoty implique respire and fierté story indienne tankyou Very much princesse Indienne Carolle kakawingna boutinLagacy
Thank you for sharing about the tipis
love from scotland! brilliant to learn about this, thank you so much
Very symphatic man. Thank You for the information. Greetings from Germany
Майкл, ты потрясающий! Настоящий, как индейцы из книг, из легенд. Очень красивый.
Pozdrawiam goraco Michael wyrazy szacunku 🙏🕊🕊🕊🌈🌈🌈🙋♀️Weronika Sito Tychy Polska 🤗❤🧡💙💚💜❤
I’ve often wondered how a tipi stood up to a hurricane or tornado. I’ve never heard Indigenous people speak about these forces.
Thanks you for sharing this.
♥️🇨🇦
I wouldn’t think they(the tipis) could handle weather like that. Even modern homes can't. I have often wondered how they coped with those situations as well.
✨🕊“A Beautiful Story“🕊!!!
„Thank You“, Michael Spears, & My Respect For Spirit Indian
People“✨🍃🌹🕊✨😉✨!!
Michael I'm looking forward to spending the rest of my life with you. You and me together forever
Lovely! Thank you!!
These are no "stories"... these are facts. Most of the world is on a black road to its own doom...because they are not conected anymore! Let your heart fill up with love and good-will... We, wasishus, have a lot to learn from the Native People...May Mother-Earth forgive all the sufferings we are inflicting upon land, air and water...and let live our children children's children!Mitakuye Oyassin
Thank you for sharing
Amazing. I had no idea. I told the sister "we should build a teepee!" She said "lets build three!?" And here I am. Its beautiful, Good sir. Enlightening. Thank you.
Strong and proud people!
Thank you, from Espain, Michael, respect, mi espíritu mi corazón, es y se siente Nativo, por mi padre, sangre Nativa ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for this interesting video. ❤
Very interesting. It amazes me they stayed warm. I freeze in my house
Beautiful spirit!
So gracious. Thanks for posting.
Thank you for sharing this.
wow thanks for sharing...
Very cool information! Thank you 😊 🙏
What a beautiful way of life! We must all learn from these Sacred Beings!
So young .... much knowledge ❤️🦁👑⭐️⭐️⚡️☀️☀️♥️🌟💫🌟☀️⚡️⭐️
Thank you for sharing!
beautiful - thank you for sharing!
Thank you for sharing this
Cool. Thanks for sharing. We are all family
Bless God you my sun
Now is the time to share your stories. Now is the time to make indigenous people's be heard!.
Thankyou for the story of the teepee. Should be taught in schools.
If I ever had an audio book, I want him as the narrator. 100%. No other options.
We... friends and I Would Go CAMPING at Lake Kuchma Santa Barbara CALIFORNIA....
EVERY
YEAR....AND A NATIVE AMERICAN🦅🇺🇸 FAMILY WOULD COME AND
WE WOULD SPEND TIME WATCHING THEM SET UP THEIR "TIPI" NEXT TO OUR CAMP SITE
PEOPLE
WOULD COME FROM ALL OVER THIS HUGE CAMP SITE TO WATCH THEM
WOW !! IT DIDN'T TAKE THEM LONG AT ALL...
THEY WORKED TOGETHER AS A FAMILY AND IT WAS UP IN NO TIME👏👏👍it never got old we watched them every year same time same site
IM NATIVE AMERICAN PAWNEE 🦅🐎🇺🇸🤲
There is a similarity with traditional homes of reindeer herders in North Russia. Although their homes are wider and made with reindeer skin
Tô these love, you have a big smile, Very Nice!
thank you.
wow this is interesting. thank you.
Beautiful native American.. I love them...
He is very very handsome ...One of the native American alive that is very very beautiful walking on earth...
Oh baby! Don’t mean to offend your wife but I have to give credit where credit is due. Gorgeous man. 🥰
Wow what a nice man
At least he's not the Kul Wicasa Oyate who is racist towards all whites I know tons that only talk of the white people's ancestors Mitakuye Oyasin we are all related EVERYONE Michael Spears has always been my role model
please keep sharing your traditions and stories with us.
We are from one source for sure, strange to notice but according to Arabian nomads and beduin tripes, a wool hair tent was not only the domain of the woman but she used to construct it with other women of the tripe back in the day.
Thank you for sharing
Beautiful man ...physically n spiritually...white women sure were cut short...I live in the Gallatin Valley..wonder if you were at the Pow Wow at the Breeden last weekend
Nice to meet you I’m Erin and I live in California
wow, ok... I see A LOT of comments here about how beautiful of a guy he is , and it's true, he is a "beautiful" guy..but I need to say, the Beauty comes from the Heart...and flows outwards from there....Too much of this modern culture is hooked on the outward appearance of the person, and so , they cannot even get the meaning of his message....TRY THIS .....listen to the video with your eyes closed......You know, like when you are in a ceremonial Sweat Lodge, it's solid pitch BLACK inside there...it is so dark inside there, you can't even see your hand in front of your face...ALL you can see, is the glowing red hot rocks when they are brought in ......There is a reason why it's not permitted to have any light coming inside.....so you can really concentrate on the important messages that are spoken inside there, the Songs sung, the Prayers spoken .... and you can listen with 100 percent full awareness and perception, you are "hyper sensitized"......like more than you can possibly imagine, so much so, in fact, that you can even hear messages from the Spirits too, if they come to you to tell you something you need to hear....or feel.....Sometimes you can feel their presence, the wind of an eagle's wing, or the actual physical touch of a Spirit that wants to let you know they are with you...etc...CLOSE YOUR EYES.....SO YOU CAN OPEN YOUR MIND.....I love the vid too, about the tipi, but I wish he would have spoken a little longer about it, and elaborated about how the tipi is regarded as being the property of the Woman..not the Man......He touched on the subject, but he could have said more.....This is a good video, but that is the only thing I would like to say about it, that he can speak more about the connection the Woman has to the tipi.....Back in the old days, if the woman was not happy at all about the way she was being treated, and it looked like the relationship was over....she would simply take all the guy's stuff, all his possessions, and pile them all in front of the tipi....(HER TIPI).....and that was it, it was done.....He would come back from a hunt, etc, and see all his stuff piled up there, and he would know, it was over, and the only thing he could do then, was gather up his stuff, and go back to his parent's place....She got the tipi.....it was hers....Back in the those days, the Women got the ultimate respect....and honor.....as it was a culture based on Matriarchy..The Women have the "Power"... that is the way it was told to me.....Still is, too, that way today , among the Lakota...and other First Nations People.
👏👏👏Well said, so much focus is placed on his looks rather than his words. I would like to ask where you got this information from? Moreover, why is that today in many reservations it is so dangerous for women? (genuinely want to understand)
@@leila4509 thx for asking.....I got the info from many sources, when I was living back in the USA, I spent a lot of years with Native American people, had a few Native American friends, and still do, and I went to many Sacred Ceremonies, that I was invited to, so I had a LOT of teachings from them , including some Medicine Men , and Medicine Women..I lived with a Medicine Man for a while, named Rolling Thunder, in Carlin NV......I did a lot study too, on my own, and in college..... at UNM, and MSU...with Native American instructors, who taught me a lot.....40 plus yrs of learning......is where I learned it from..directly. What I speak of is Traditional Knowledge.......I have also experienced a lot of things from the Sacred Ceremonies that have revealed to me many things that I would never have known to be possible......So, in regards to why it is so unsafe now for Native women on the Rez....(mostly in Canada it seems) is because of white racists, gangs etc, and thugs, who are also rapists and murderers, doing a lot of crime there, because its a free for all there , and they know it, because there is no interest at all from local law enforcement to enforce laws , or investigate any crimes, like the kidnapping, rape, and murder of Native women....REALLY scary , to think about , the local law enforcement being a BIG part of the problem...sad but true...In the USA, the Native rez systems have their own law enforcement officers, so that kind of problem is not so common ...but it still exists.....Time for changes..Time for all women, especially the at-risk group of Native women, to learn some serious martial arts, like the deadly art of Kung Fu, starting as little girls, at 6 yrs old, so by the time they are 16....(10 yrs of practice), .they will have mastered some real life saving skills that could easily turn the tides in a fight, with any man, even multiple assailants, armed or not...
@@timmccarthy3034 Thanks for replying - very interesting! It is such a shame what has happened to the Native people, have you always felt drawn to their different cultures?
Michael did a nice job, and if you would like to know even more about the tipi read Laubin's book "the Indian tipi" because, there is so much more significance to the tipi. The book is excellent and well written by two people that spent many years living in a tipi and, camping with the people who were at little big horn. So it has the depth of within it of the people that lived freely on the plains.
Glad to see the comments are exactly what I would have written 😂 All drooling aside, interesting story. I'd like a yurt:) The circular thing makes sense.
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Ey'Sqwe'chil Siam! Good morning my friend from the Pacific Northwest Lummi Nation!