I feel bad for the Lakota people and the other native nations. I saw first hand how it was four summers ago when i went to the Lakota Nation for two weeks. It was beautiful but sad at the same time to see them suffer the way they have for so long. They really are beautiful people!
Beautiful I wish too wish more people would listen to his words. It would be a better place if they would listen and learn. Thank you Moses brings Plenty for such great words.
1) There are no coincidences in life. I know, why did I find this great video now. It is so great, so fantastic. I am very grateful. I like it so much. Thanks for this video. Wonderful words. It brührt my heart and my soul. I felt even as a child this deep connection with these people and their culture. I've always felt at home there. I know that I've lived there once and it would be my greatest wish to once again be there.
2) Please do not stop dreaming of a better world! And let us all heal this world together. When many people wake up with a different consciousness, then the impossible can be possible. We are - what we think. Much Love for you all here ~♥~ .
moses .... Not sure if you remember me or not. Has been a very long time. I just wanted to say pilamaya for all you do for us. You helped me awhile back through some troubling times in my life. And because of your kindness, and taking time to talk to me, I was able to move on.....Bless you my brother again for being there for me...Mitakuye Oyasin.
Interesting words, I am russian half native american, so I always were interested to learn about North American warriors same as of the past as of today.
It's crazy how this was taught in school..that tribes were against each other, when our traditional ways of life are peaceful and teach coexistence with everything. What gets me is the misinformed natives that say what books taught them, basically untrue propaganda to demean natives. I do my part by sharing my cultural knowledge to my family and to also learn the school taught mistruth about us and take with a grain of salt.
I wish there was something I could do but I understand the barriers etc. As long as there are people like Moses Brings Plenty who take the time to help us (non native) understand the situation things will eventually get better for them. I have wanted to do something for a long time, but I see the problem with sending a large box of clothing, not knowing if it even gets there, etc. If there is a donation program on Pine Ridge please let us know...
these are the only people in the USA who have any right to claim racism or oppression and they are the only ones you never hear whining,,the next time I hear some gay person claiming they are put upon I will direct them to your videos
I don't know where you live - must not be in this country, since you seem to deny our history of SLAVERY of Africans for the past 400 years, which is still going on today.
I feel bad for the Lakota people and the other native nations. I saw first hand how it was four summers ago when i went to the Lakota Nation for two weeks. It was beautiful but sad at the same time to see them suffer the way they have for so long. They really are beautiful people!
Beautiful I wish too wish more people would listen to his words. It would be a better place if they would listen and learn. Thank you Moses brings Plenty for such great words.
beautiful Moses!!!!
Beautiful Words!!
1) There are no coincidences in life. I know, why did I find this great video now. It is so great, so fantastic. I am very grateful.
I like it so much. Thanks for this video. Wonderful words. It brührt my heart and my soul. I felt even as a child this deep connection with these people and their culture. I've always felt at home there. I know that I've lived there once and it would be my greatest wish to once again be there.
2) Please do not stop dreaming of a better world! And let us all heal this world together. When many people wake up with a different consciousness, then the impossible can be possible. We are - what we think.
Much Love for you all here ~♥~
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More power to you, Moses brings plenty
moses .... Not sure if you remember me or not. Has been a very long time. I just wanted to say pilamaya for all you do for us. You helped me awhile back through some troubling times in my life. And because of your kindness, and taking time to talk to me, I was able to move on.....Bless you my brother again for being there for me...Mitakuye Oyasin.
Interesting words, I am russian half native american, so I always were interested to learn about North American warriors same as of the past as of today.
Very interesting well done video. Glad I listened.
Very interesting, Thank you for sharing!!!
It's crazy how this was taught in school..that tribes were against each other, when our traditional ways of life are peaceful and teach coexistence with everything. What gets me is the misinformed natives that say what books taught them, basically untrue propaganda to demean natives. I do my part by sharing my cultural knowledge to my family and to also learn the school taught mistruth about us and take with a grain of salt.
I wish there was something I could do but I understand the barriers etc. As long as there are people like Moses Brings Plenty who take the time to help us (non native) understand the situation things will eventually get better for them. I have wanted to do something for a long time, but I see the problem with sending a large box of clothing, not knowing if it even gets there, etc. If there is a donation program on Pine Ridge please let us know...
MO DIDNT UPLOAD ANYTHING FOR A LONG TIME - HOPE HE N HIS FAM S OK!
sorry : touched = berührt
these are the only people in the USA who have any right to claim racism or oppression and they are the only ones you never hear whining,,the next time I hear some gay person claiming they are put upon I will direct them to your videos
this is so true they are the only who have the right to claim these things after all , this land there land was taken from them
I don't know where you live - must not be in this country, since you seem to deny our history of SLAVERY of Africans for the past 400 years, which is still going on today.