I love hearing these songs. My grandparents were medicine men. It is sad most of our medicine men and women journeyed to the other side. Sadly , our younger generation are not learning it. True language speakers totally grasp these songs in its true meanings and symbols. The specificity of the songs tell of protection from the earth, the elements, and keeping in harmony with the deities.
Our elders didnt teach us. Didnt teach our parents. They conducted ceremonies away from us. And now they say learn it...but from who how?? Not very many medicine men or woman are here today to teach the ones willing to pick it up. So I am happy to hear this song and it may be on youtube for all the world to hear. But we know what it is or what it's used for. I'm sad its dying our ways our culture. Soon no one will know how to cure an sickness or how to say prayers. But I have hope we will somehow carry it on with what we know now. Teach your kids. Tell them what u know, show them what u know. If u don't know ask an elder. Take care my people and learn all you can before your elder goes and share it
Many of the elders such as my dad willie lane of the mini goat and I can't remember whether it is of the red house or tower house clans but due to the p.t.s.d. that the boarding school gave him he was reluctant most the time while growing up to even share the dine' ta' with me and my sibs. It made me feel real freakin' lucky that dad recovered enough when my kae was born and he started to sing to her (what he could remember) ...and that is likely the only way that our religion/traditions is/are gonna stay alive....
Colonalism succeeded, and we don't even know it. Our American nation is becoming beige not white like the colonist wanted it. We are losing all our traditions, it took years and years of us not know who we are. When we are completely assimilated, and no full bloods are around then the colonist have succeeded. Our lands will be gone, our traditions will be taken over with the new religion, and we will be nothing but a page in a book.
My grandparents and my dad talk and sing. Try to hang on to culture it slowly gone. Once it gone like I said 5 the world comes n. Tht just how it plan by holy ppl no one can't stop it. So u wake up bless yourself and thankful and b kind to yourself and to others. We all colors ( of rainbow) human being have our own prayers of protection use it. : )
When i was 7 year I practiced with this song! For 3 years years and I remember this song! I’m 35 yr old now! I cried now because I know it! Thank you I’ll sing with my family needs help
Seriously, my grandpa was a medicineman, and he did not allow any recordings or photography, of his ceremonies, he told people to keep it sacret...the gods will choose people to continue our native ways, it's up to them, he said, so, hes gone but we just keep faith...I miss those days, I only cherish memories and keep them n my heart, still love them🤗
I understand the wisdom teaching of protecting that which is sacred. I was thinking the same thing myself, but the European agenda to annihilate cultures and languages has grown strong in the modern world and it's deceptive systematic approach has been devastating to those seeking their ancestral roots. I am grateful to have found this information so that I can (re)connect to my ancestral Navajo roots in a way that supports my spiritual and traditional connection. I believe what I do with it from here on out is of my own integrity and intention. If someone has a desire to mock or exploit the indigenous teachings, it is on them and their hearts intention to reep what they sow. Blessings.
That's way back than , now it's the 2000 dumbshit , learn your language and speak it and learn these songs if you can forget your grandpa saying he didn't allow it atleast someone expressed these songs and shared it with us dumbass
@@jorgeyazzie1022 excuse me mr jorge, lost mi grandpa n 2020, way bk whn ? Im fluent n my native lingo, excuse u, Im jst expressg my point of view...wht Ive acquired w mi grandpa, Im nt shunning anyone, or hopefully nt disrespectg anyone, and I do respect ur comment, and I dont mind ur name callg, Remember 2 keep comments respectful...🤗
So, your first post was while your grandfather was alive? According to the numbers. Curious because you refer to him in the past tense ten months ago, but three months ago lost him in 2020 which is only 9 months in? I ask because you seem to have been watching these videos he forbade, and your participation in commenting on them as a critic but enjoying them enough to pursue them seems in conflict. It's humble bragging and recreational outrage.
I was taken and later adopted. I know now of some of my Navajo roots. Idk my clan. I try by learning language ,diné, etc stories. I wish I could find my way home. I love you all. bring balance to the world ✌️
thank u for these songs. a real blessings. who ever recorded these songs is a clever one. must of known the future. now its up to us to bring these songs bak. go ahead n learn then go forward n bring this beauty to others in need of the sun's beam. all in beauty, all in beauty, all in beauty, all in beauty.
These songs are precious yes. But as a Navajo it's more then the songs that are not the only thing being exposed. We as Navajos expose our children to the modern world an don't teach them what was taught to our elders. It's not just about exposing our traditions to the world. We can do that but the outside can't do much with it. They can try to but it takes a lot to be able to walk in beauty. To be at peace with the elements of our world. Not many people can do that. That was why our creator made these certain prayers an traditions for us and only us. Any person can listen to songs and remember every line but could they really in there heart commit themselves completely to our traditions? No, because it is not met for non natives. To walk in beauty is to be respectful, kind, loving, caring, to not only people but to nature an every living thing around you. Reading the mean commits is an example of how people don't understand the concept of walking in beauty . Don't be mean instead teach to others on how to use our traditional songs and prayers.
@@debiduchesne3120 Aóó the "GLITTERING WORLD" this is in reference to all the new technology the Dinè people are exposed to meaning all the precious metals & minerals that are used to make our current electronic devices ex: computers, cell phones, solar panels etc.. all use certain kind of crystals & other precious metals/minerals to make the main power source in every electronic device known as the Shí ma board "aka" MOTHERBOARD. Thus the "GLITTERING WORLD" was foreseen by our ancient ancestors 100 of 1,000's yrs ago & current day this prophesy has come to pass. We Dinè alongside the other races of men are all living in the world of technology aka "The Glittering WORLD".........jiiní 💎💥💎💥💎💥💎💎💥💎💥💎💥💎💥💎💥💎💥💎 💥💥 Dinè proud & strong💯💥 💥
As Dine people,we have a concept called "Ho zhone haaz dlii" Walking in Beauty,but it isn"t the beauty that most people think of.Beauty to Dine (The People)means living in balance and harmony with yourself and the world.It means caring for yourself-mind body,and spirit-and having the right relationships with your family,community,the animal world,the enviroment-mother earth,air,and water-our planet and universe.
Choctaw sai hoke! Times have changed, our peoples numbers are thin, finding elders for prayer and protection cannot always be found when needed, especially during this pandemic. Energy can be passed through technology, messages, blessings, love can be passed through technology. We always adapt to our environment, technology is now apart of our environment, so please spread the teachings, blessing and wisdom of our elders to the world to see, hear and feel!
Thank you. I woke up from a very awful dream and I cant seem to shake it and I need help and nervous to fall back to sleep. This song of medicine is helping me. 💕. I wasnt able to just pray and feel ok. I needed help and im happy UA-cam and someone shared thier songs of protection for people who feel lost or need spiritual help.
Áhxé'hee for the Diné song. I live far away from home and I miss my Grandfather and family songs. Your sharing makes me feel renewed. Diyín Diné'é Blessings to you and your loved ones.
I am Choctaw, I live in San Diego, I need protection for my home. There is someone using black magic on my family. I cannot fly to Oklahoma or Mississippi to find a Choctaw Medicine Man and bring him back to my home. It would be extremely difficult to find ANY Medicine Man in Southern California and bring him to my home. I do have a strong connection with the Creator, but I need assistance to become stronger and to combat evil. These videos help alot. Thank you for spreading the beauty of my culture!
These audio recordings were done by the medicine people in order to make use of new technology they adjusted to. It was done with the children in mind. So they’ll be able to listen and learn the songs. These were recorded in a time where children were being sent to schools to be ethnically cleansed. The recordings are a good step in education for culturally reconnecting Navajos.
Listen to these songs everyday, listen to your dreams, your surroundings, you're being heard, the Holy People don't leave us alone - when we ask for help,
Dont ming all the negative comments, I wanna thank you for these songs, I can listen to them, close my eyes, remind me of days with grandpa at a ceramony or at sweat lodges, thank you thank you! Keep up good uploads, bring back the kinalda songs
This is not a blessing song. It's a armor of protection prayer bestowed upon the twin warriors preparing to go into battle of enemy big and small. This meditation gives strength and courage to a worrier. Likewise meditate when faced with adversity when you need courage and strength.
Thank you for sharing these songs I am navajo also but I was never taught the language or traditions because of fear of prosecution from the outside world is what my mother always told me but she taught me how to protect myself spiritually, blessed be
Thank you for posting this. It comes at a time when I need my prayers heard. I know many are against recording and sharing the songs and the whole “we must hide this from others” thing really made me lose faith in the leadership of the elders at one point even, but just know it helps me during this time so I appreciate it.
My mother did a dna test b4 she said she was sick it's explained all my dramatic dreams, it was real all slaughter and fire fear for all our people......peace will come one day
The same songs are played on KTNN. Specific sacred songs are not recorded but as you may have heard these are educational songs. The man teaches at NCC.
@@VampireFiend616 It has been 20 years so not sure if he is still there. The songs are not the full songs and they offer it free to everyone which is what this is doing. Many will never forget the song as Colonization has already stolen hundreds of songs from us Diné.
To keep the ways secret when too many are at to impoverished to make the trip is not only selfish but us endangering the ways towards passing the same way that snake medicine did....
KcMo: Kansas city guy, it's not the same thing. Navajo native tongue was not broadcast for entertainment. Code Talkers used it as a weapon. You don't seem to know the difference and don't respect it.
@@Tecumseh4-k2z Navajo dialect is a scared language. Our ppl speak it every day. It's the same language our Deities speak. Many dialects are written. It was decided not to be written before 1st man was created due to its sacredness. Our tradition & culture was all oral history. Our elders memorized everything so there would be no evidence. We are unique and special in this regard from beginning to finish. Other nations have long forgotten their own dialect and written language. Am proud we still have a language our ancestors spoke.
Hi, everyone this is so new to some of us but it takes as a learning process.. just like education that's what I have mind. So that's to all this Navajo traditional teachings.. I respect that that's all it takes.😅
Most important he says I am changing woman's son from the beginning, then he said I am Moster Slayer and later, I am White Shell woman and then I am Born for Water... many things I will leave out. But I do know that more important you should pay to get stories, which can be corn pollen or mountain smoke or anything. Many things I agree with but I agree the stories should be told now and not be kept silent... I am a Vietnam veteran and my son served in Iraq and Afghanistan. Protection prayers and songs should be told... Leaned the Enemy way and you will know the songs here...
Family Yoda , up N OUT of School of Her Mana ( Greater Whitehorse ) Teachin` , as it is ( Branigan Visionary of Attunement ) , Angel Sangha of Sacred "Water's" , transition . Aya Tribe - Great Fire Healin's .
I don’t mean to disrespect by listening. But I’m so drawn to it. Can someone please give me information on how to connect correctly, to learn from the elders?
To connect with anything in this world is to meditate...feel your surrounding like the ground you are on, the wind on your skin, the birds, insect and the movement of the plants and trees. See the the land and sky for the life it provides you. Feel the peace all around you and love life for you only have one life to live. Now closes your eyes and you see nothing so remember, your mind is the only thing that will travel with you after you life is over!
I want to learn your language. I can say different languages but I don't know what I'm saying. Can someone teach me? So I know what I'm saying. My dog is sick. And I wanted someone to pray. I have a dog that's really sick. I love my dog. I've had her for years and years. Please pray for her. I also need prayer.
Our prayer songs should not be recorded and put online it is running out Navajo language for the younger generations we should be learning these songs from our grandparents not from UA-cam this is not the way I learned all the navajo and nac songs I know today I learned it all by my dad nd grandpa which I how all the younger generations should be taught
Now write it n navajo so the ones that were exploring can agree? I think it's good these are here. I listen to it, sing along, an reminds me when. Grandpa was around going to ceramonies with Jim, sweat lodges, so thank you for uploads
I disagree, it’s important to preserve these songs and keep them alive through the internet. So in any case future generations want to access these while away from home they very well can. The same way you can look up a catholic prayer online, you should be able to find songs of blessings at will. If it weren’t for people uploading these I would not know as much as I do today.
@@YKTraditionalSongs My late dad was a medicine man for so many yrs and he always says not to exposed our traditional ceremony songs to the world or to none natives..I kind of disagree with what you put on the utube with no respect of our protection songs..l think this is the reason why our world is insane these days..Think about it and it is true..l respect all our traditional songs.. it's not a piece of games..Our holy people doesn't like that either because it's their songs and gave it to some medicine man's to use it for our people..
Comment section so negative. Like dang man. Calm down. Their tryna raise awareness for your culture. I think these songs are beautiful. Thanks for posting them
My other half is a medicine man, I showed him this. He was shocked. A real medicine man will not allow the recording of this, nor will he ever approve it to b posted. No wonder why we r lost. He has too much respect to do this. I wonder where u got this. Smh. Shi cheii doo shimasani doo shi nali would disapprove!
When will people have the decency and respect for their elders? This obviously is in the wrong place. I have asked numerous of times to have this removed. Don't get me wrong there is a place ans time to learn these songs! Thia isn't the place! I've you even understood Navajo the guy even says for it not to even to be sold or shared in manner like this without permission!
What I find extremely intriguing is the fact that hayah and Yahweh are both ancient Hebrew names for God. Native Americans break up the syllables up a bit more than Hebrews do but it’s plain fully obvious they are using the same names for their deity. There are a lot more similarities too…. Some tribes are easier to see this connection in than others but from my own research it isn’t any sort of coincidence. Kinda makes you wonder why more attention isn’t brought to this fact especially since the freemasonic/Hebrew pilgrims were probably the first to notice, and then they proceeded to decimate and slaughter the tribes…. Who worshipped the same deity. Man, people are fucked. God bless.
@@Sameerah999 it’s very interesting how interconnected our seemingly unconnected world truly is. I’ve heard that the Hopi word for sun is the same as the Tibetan word for the moon and vice versa. Same thing happens within Zoroastrian religion and Hindu religion. The Zoroastrian word for god is the Hindu word for demon and vice versa. Some tribes sing to Yahweh and others sing Wehyah (sorry that’s my white boy interpretation from listening to their songs, no harm no foul on the spelling)….. it’s kinda like the Yin Yang symbolism….. the balance of opposites that dance to make the world move forward. God bless.
Non native here. Stopped listening when I read the comments. If these songs are sacred to the native community please keep it that way and respect the wishes off your people by keeping it amongst yourself.
We have been made to keep all our culture in secret for too long our prayers having to be in private for fear of retaliation or language everything , it’s time we share who we are with the world without fear it’s sacred not secret . No more keeping our culture down
I beg for who ever posted this please take this down. If you are really in need to hear these songs and learn from an elder there are many stories that relate to these songs and these are not to be played with in this manner.. Please be respectful of our elders words of wisdom.. This may seem convenient to you all but please take the time out of your day if you really need these songs in your life. Our culture background was not based on recording like this so if there are people who say this is a good thing please explain why? It's been done for thousands of years and technology has only been around for a short amount of time if you really want to preserve the old ways please take the time to learn them.
Forgive me if you will, I say leave it , it gives some of our ppl hope, that there is culture persevered. Some day it may turn out to be like , the The Book of Eli. Thank you for sharing, it is moving and heart warming especially during this time. We just gotta believe.
@@jeanettedesson4317 Well if that's the case why don't the people take the time out of their lives to actually attend and be apart of them? For personal use I understand but to have it public? That's another thing. If one actually was to obtain these songs they would know that teachings of these songs are forbidden to be put out like this. This songs all have teachings behind them when to use and how to use them. These are just sung randomly.
Tell that to the boarding schools and the other belagone' who'd love nothing better than to have our ways die out due to keeping too many of us impoverished to hang-out with a shaman, let alone pay him for the service and with no way to pass it on the ways will be doomed but this is a dang good way to keep the ways alive since most people who are not respectful to the culture don't even find this music .....
I hope playing this will protect my family from the evil entity in our neighborhood. Thank you for sharing this beautiful prayer!
Jesus saves….. even former unbelievers like myself. God bless
I love hearing these songs. My grandparents were medicine men. It is sad most of our medicine men and women journeyed to the other side. Sadly , our younger generation are not learning it. True language speakers totally grasp these songs in its true meanings and symbols. The specificity of the songs tell of protection from the earth, the elements, and keeping in harmony with the deities.
My dad used to sing every morning so we would have a good I miss my daddy he was the greatest man I knew
Cody Geewin wha?
Sorry to hear. Bless u and family
My grandfather use to sing these every morning too thank u for sharing 💗🙏
Ur beautiful
Our elders didnt teach us. Didnt teach our parents. They conducted ceremonies away from us. And now they say learn it...but from who how?? Not very many medicine men or woman are here today to teach the ones willing to pick it up. So I am happy to hear this song and it may be on youtube for all the world to hear. But we know what it is or what it's used for. I'm sad its dying our ways our culture. Soon no one will know how to cure an sickness or how to say prayers. But I have hope we will somehow carry it on with what we know now. Teach your kids. Tell them what u know, show them what u know. If u don't know ask an elder. Take care my people and learn all you can before your elder goes and share it
Many of the elders such as my dad willie lane of the mini goat and I can't remember whether it is of the red house or tower house clans but due to the p.t.s.d. that the boarding school gave him he was reluctant most the time while growing up to even share the dine' ta' with me and my sibs. It made me feel real freakin' lucky that dad recovered enough when my kae was born and he started to sing to her (what he could remember) ...and that is likely the only way that our religion/traditions is/are gonna stay alive....
Colonalism succeeded, and we don't even know it. Our American nation is becoming beige not white like the colonist wanted it. We are losing all our traditions, it took years and years of us not know who we are. When we are completely assimilated, and no full bloods are around then the colonist have succeeded. Our lands will be gone, our traditions will be taken over with the new religion, and we will be nothing but a page in a book.
My grandparents and my dad talk and sing. Try to hang on to culture it slowly gone. Once it gone like I said 5 the world comes n. Tht just how it plan by holy ppl no one can't stop it. So u wake up bless yourself and thankful and b kind to yourself and to others. We all colors ( of rainbow) human being have our own prayers of protection use it. : )
When i was 7 year I practiced with this song! For 3 years years and I remember this song! I’m 35 yr old now!
I cried now because I know it!
Thank you I’ll sing with my family needs help
Seriously, my grandpa was a medicineman, and he did not allow any recordings or photography, of his ceremonies, he told people to keep it sacret...the gods will choose people to continue our native ways, it's up to them, he said, so, hes gone but we just keep faith...I miss those days, I only cherish memories and keep them n my heart, still love them🤗
I understand the wisdom teaching of protecting that which is sacred. I was thinking the same thing myself, but the European agenda to annihilate cultures and languages has grown strong in the modern world and it's deceptive systematic approach has been devastating to those seeking their ancestral roots. I am grateful to have found this information so that I can (re)connect to my ancestral Navajo roots in a way that supports my spiritual and traditional connection. I believe what I do with it from here on out is of my own integrity and intention. If someone has a desire to mock or exploit the indigenous teachings, it is on them and their hearts intention to reep what they sow. Blessings.
That's way back than , now it's the 2000 dumbshit , learn your language and speak it and learn these songs if you can forget your grandpa saying he didn't allow it atleast someone expressed these songs and shared it with us dumbass
@@jorgeyazzie1022 excuse me mr jorge, lost mi grandpa n 2020, way bk whn ? Im fluent n my native lingo, excuse u, Im jst expressg my point of view...wht Ive acquired w mi grandpa, Im nt shunning anyone, or hopefully nt disrespectg anyone, and I do respect ur comment, and I dont mind ur name callg, Remember 2 keep comments respectful...🤗
Absulutely...
So, your first post was while your grandfather was alive? According to the numbers. Curious because you refer to him in the past tense ten months ago, but three months ago lost him in 2020 which is only 9 months in? I ask because you seem to have been watching these videos he forbade, and your participation in commenting on them as a critic but enjoying them enough to pursue them seems in conflict. It's humble bragging and recreational outrage.
I was taken and later adopted. I know now of some of my Navajo roots. Idk my clan. I try by learning language ,diné, etc stories. I wish I could find my way home. I love you all. bring balance to the world ✌️
thank u for these songs. a real blessings. who ever recorded these songs is a clever one. must of known the future. now its up to us to bring these songs bak. go ahead n learn then go forward n bring this beauty to others in need of the sun's beam. all in beauty, all in beauty, all in beauty, all in beauty.
These songs are precious yes. But as a Navajo it's more then the songs that are not the only thing being exposed. We as Navajos expose our children to the modern world an don't teach them what was taught to our elders. It's not just about exposing our traditions to the world. We can do that but the outside can't do much with it. They can try to but it takes a lot to be able to walk in beauty. To be at peace with the elements of our world. Not many people can do that. That was why our creator made these certain prayers an traditions for us and only us. Any person can listen to songs and remember every line but could they really in there heart commit themselves completely to our traditions? No, because it is not met for non natives. To walk in beauty is to be respectful, kind, loving, caring, to not only people but to nature an every living thing around you. Reading the mean commits is an example of how people don't understand the concept of walking in beauty . Don't be mean instead teach to others on how to use our traditional songs and prayers.
Now days everyone has a phone. Can't imagine how many times the Yeibichei ceremonies at the Navajo Nation fair must be recorded.
Yate hosh nit eh? We are 5th world; we are DINE'. There is no room for unkindness. Navajo Nation strong; Winslow AZ!
Thank you for sharing the concept of walking in beauty.
@@debiduchesne3120 Aóó the "GLITTERING WORLD" this is in reference to all the new technology the Dinè people are exposed to meaning all the precious metals & minerals that are used to make our current electronic devices ex: computers, cell phones, solar panels etc.. all use certain kind of crystals & other precious metals/minerals to make the main power source in every electronic device known as the Shí ma board "aka" MOTHERBOARD. Thus the "GLITTERING WORLD" was foreseen by our ancient ancestors 100 of 1,000's yrs ago & current day this prophesy has come to pass. We Dinè alongside the other races of men are all living in the world of technology aka "The Glittering WORLD".........jiiní 💎💥💎💥💎💥💎💎💥💎💥💎💥💎💥💎💥💎💥💎
💥💥 Dinè proud & strong💯💥 💥
I can’t believe this is even posted! No respect!
As Dine people,we have a concept called "Ho zhone haaz dlii" Walking in Beauty,but it isn"t the beauty that most people think of.Beauty to Dine (The People)means living in balance and harmony with yourself and the world.It means caring for yourself-mind body,and spirit-and having the right relationships with your family,community,the animal world,the enviroment-mother earth,air,and water-our planet and universe.
This makes me feel much better
Thank you
Choctaw sai hoke! Times have changed, our peoples numbers are thin, finding elders for prayer and protection cannot always be found when needed, especially during this pandemic. Energy can be passed through technology, messages, blessings, love can be passed through technology. We always adapt to our environment, technology is now apart of our environment, so please spread the teachings, blessing and wisdom of our elders to the world to see, hear and feel!
Thank you. I woke up from a very awful dream and I cant seem to shake it and I need help and nervous to fall back to sleep. This song of medicine is helping me. 💕. I wasnt able to just pray and feel ok. I needed help and im happy UA-cam and someone shared thier songs of protection for people who feel lost or need spiritual help.
We cant pass it if we dont know the words or its meaning..I am Taino Indian and find it beautiful peace but no understanding..
Sure miss listening to my nalí when he sung his prayer songs. ❤😢
Thank you for this powerful prayer.
Beautiful
Thank you for sharing, the chanter had a very nice explanation for sharing his song... very good blessings protection way.
Many in my family miss my dad this dec.will be two years of not hearing him sing to the kids....
Áhxé'hee for the Diné song. I live far away from home and I miss my Grandfather and family songs.
Your sharing makes me feel renewed. Diyín Diné'é Blessings to you and your loved ones.
I am Choctaw, I live in San Diego, I need protection for my home. There is someone using black magic on my family. I cannot fly to Oklahoma or Mississippi to find a Choctaw Medicine Man and bring him back to my home. It would be extremely difficult to find ANY Medicine Man in Southern California and bring him to my home. I do have a strong connection with the Creator, but I need assistance to become stronger and to combat evil. These videos help alot. Thank you for spreading the beauty of my culture!
I know of a navajo man who can bless you and your house!
Blessings to you, to your home, to your family, and to your ancestors. The sun shines on your home.
Sage your house, burn cedar offerings and demand that the uninvited visitor flee from your home. ❤ Best of luck , you you got this❤llll
Sage your house, burn cedar offerings and demand that the uninvited visitor flee from your home. ❤ Best of luck , you you got this❤llll
Great spirit protect us all mankind namaste to the all four conner's mother earth please let us walk in beauty
Bring back the blessing way songs there beautiful and uplifting
Thank you for sharing 🙏
Thank you, we all need protection song's, in one way or another. Be it, in a fire fight or back into the world. Thank you again for sharing. Amen
These songs against our enemies shouldn't be recorded. Protection for relatives
Seriously!?
These audio recordings were done by the medicine people in order to make use of new technology they adjusted to. It was done with the children in mind. So they’ll be able to listen and learn the songs. These were recorded in a time where children were being sent to schools to be ethnically cleansed. The recordings are a good step in education for culturally reconnecting Navajos.
I would view it as making it more powerful~ speaking good words out loud give more power~
Is it like sleeping with the enemy?
It’s sacred not secret we have been forced for too long to pray and be native in secret in fear for too long it’s time we share and rise up
Thank you for sharing these sacred songs with us. Am certain the Holy Ancient Ones are dancing to them. Appreciated.
Nizhoni "beautiful" Thanks for sharing. Bíighah!
Thank you for this. I feel less threatened by the traumatic events endangering my sleep.
I have the same problem, I do feel the wisdom brings a peace to my trauma and protects me in that moment
I need prayers sent my way I’m lost please help!
Listen to these songs everyday, listen to your dreams, your surroundings, you're being heard, the Holy People don't leave us alone - when we ask for help,
Dont ming all the negative comments, I wanna thank you for these songs, I can listen to them, close my eyes, remind me of days with grandpa at a ceramony or at sweat lodges, thank you thank you! Keep up good uploads, bring back the kinalda songs
This is not a blessing song. It's a armor of protection prayer bestowed upon the twin warriors preparing to go into battle of enemy big and small. This meditation gives strength and courage to a worrier. Likewise meditate when faced with adversity when you need courage and strength.
@@maizecharley358 thank you for that..
Thanks for sharing 🙂 have a blessed day 🙏
Beautiful
Beautiful
I LOVE IT! And I love our people.
I was raised mexican on mom side.... Navajo on my dad.....new mexico....bluewater ....grants
Thank you for sharing these songs I am navajo also but I was never taught the language or traditions because of fear of prosecution from the outside world is what my mother always told me but she taught me how to protect myself spiritually, blessed be
Thank u
Absolutely right on last part explanation
thank you brother
I love you too ❤️
Thank you for posting this. It comes at a time when I need my prayers heard. I know many are against recording and sharing the songs and the whole “we must hide this from others” thing really made me lose faith in the leadership of the elders at one point even, but just know it helps me during this time so I appreciate it.
Angels we are seeing walking on road
My late dad's use sing 😢😢
Thank you for sharing, appreciate it a lot. 🙏🙏♥️💕💕💕
Good song now I know what to do love it Good ways
LOVE MY NAVAJO-DINÉ NATION. LET'S RISE
protection for Angels
I love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love love you all family of Mother Earth First Nation's
Beautiful
Awesome prayers
im a hupa navajo and im more focused on may navajo side more than hoopa my dad is the bitter water clan the maloneys.
My mother did a dna test b4 she said she was sick it's explained all my dramatic dreams, it was real all slaughter and fire fear for all our people......peace will come one day
To all that lives on Mother earth
Nozhoni❤
My grandpa was a medacianman but he died so I was hoping to became one R.I.P For my grandpa 😔
These songs are very sacred and should never be recorded. If an individual wants to hear these songs, go to a traditional ceremony.
The same songs are played on KTNN. Specific sacred songs are not recorded but as you may have heard these are educational songs. The man teaches at NCC.
@@landovicenti2930 who's the teacher?
@@VampireFiend616 It has been 20 years so not sure if he is still there. The songs are not the full songs and they offer it free to everyone which is what this is doing. Many will never forget the song as Colonization has already stolen hundreds of songs from us Diné.
@@landovicenti2930 one should always be careful to not sing certain verses more than twice a day.. Some of the names mentioned is very sacred
To keep the ways secret when too many are at to impoverished to make the trip is not only selfish but us endangering the ways towards passing the same way that snake medicine did....
A’HO ❤️❤️
I do not understand be i like this thabk u 🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🌅🌌
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Ty 4prayers
Nice prediction with the Turquoise Masks :)) Miami Dolphins colors forever
Thank you, I'm Mama Owl my name is Shawna Dee (Schoen) Thompson
I humbled honored and blessed and I'm forever grateful for everything and all that of you. Thank you
Code talkers were the first ppl to expose navajo language
KcMo:
Kansas city guy, it's not the same thing. Navajo native tongue was not broadcast for entertainment. Code Talkers used it as a weapon. You don't seem to know the difference and don't respect it.
@@Tecumseh4-k2z Navajo dialect is a scared language. Our ppl speak it every day. It's the same language our Deities speak. Many dialects are written. It was decided not to be written before 1st man was created due to its sacredness. Our tradition & culture was all oral history. Our elders memorized everything so there would be no evidence. We are unique and special in this regard from beginning to finish. Other nations have long forgotten their own dialect and written language. Am proud we still have a language our ancestors spoke.
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Road to Navajo mtn
Hi, everyone this is so new to some of us but it takes as a learning process.. just like education that's what I have mind. So that's to all this Navajo traditional teachings.. I respect that that's all it takes.😅
There good songs
Most important he says I am changing woman's son from the beginning, then he said I am Moster Slayer and later, I am White Shell woman and then I am Born for Water... many things I will leave out. But I do know that more important you should pay to get stories, which can be corn pollen or mountain smoke or anything. Many things I agree with but I agree the stories should be told now and not be kept silent... I am a Vietnam veteran and my son served in Iraq and Afghanistan. Protection prayers and songs should be told... Leaned the Enemy way and you will know the songs here...
Thanks for sharing.
Is there any Indians living in central Texas? Anybody know?
Thanks again. 👍
'N'jedii' da' u'da'ii. Udizyu coulan di'xe. Noxh'Tsiixi Keht'taanii 'N'jet Udizyu coulan
Nice
Good song aho
These songs were meant for sacred private ceremonies. For teachings from Diné elders to the next generation. I hope you consider taking these down.
I have been listening to these because of my cheii for a long time. I wanted to know where you found these songs?
And I'm Navajo
Stardusty
If you don't mind me asking, where did you get these songs?
It sounds as the it came off of an old tape....
Do we have anything to clear out black magic ??
Family Yoda , up N OUT of School of Her Mana ( Greater Whitehorse ) Teachin` , as it is ( Branigan Visionary of Attunement ) , Angel Sangha of Sacred "Water's" , transition . Aya Tribe - Great Fire Healin's .
I am trying to learn a specific song that has called me. I would love to learn the words. Could anyone spare time to help me with this?
if your soul remembers and go with ur roots u will know them try not to think of the lyrics but to catch rhythm
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I don’t mean to disrespect by listening. But I’m so drawn to it. Can someone please give me information on how to connect correctly, to learn from the elders?
To connect with anything in this world is to meditate...feel your surrounding like the ground you are on, the wind on your skin, the birds, insect and the movement of the plants and trees. See the the land and sky for the life it provides you. Feel the peace all around you and love life for you only have one life to live. Now closes your eyes and you see nothing so remember, your mind is the only thing that will travel with you after you life is over!
I want to learn your language. I can say different languages but I don't know what I'm saying. Can someone teach me? So I know what I'm saying. My dog is sick. And I wanted someone to pray. I have a dog that's really sick. I love my dog. I've had her for years and years. Please pray for her. I also need prayer.
Looking for a medicine man in California Inn Palm Springs area need to find one please anybody
Protection from demon s is garlic an Basil
The great father God will protect you. Worship him only. He is here for you. Herbs are a good source of Medicine brother. ❤
Can someone please write the lyrics? Even tho I’m not Navajo I still wanna learn the prayer song..
Cause it’s been six years
♌♌♌♌ Maria Perez please help me 🥇
Nizhoni hasteent
Our prayer songs should not be recorded and put online it is running out Navajo language for the younger generations we should be learning these songs from our grandparents not from UA-cam this is not the way I learned all the navajo and nac songs I know today I learned it all by my dad nd grandpa which I how all the younger generations should be taught
Now write it n navajo so the ones that were exploring can agree? I think it's good these are here. I listen to it, sing along, an reminds me when. Grandpa was around going to ceramonies with Jim, sweat lodges, so thank you for uploads
Disrespectful to our culture these are very sacres and now the whole world can ruin this for us. Take it down ..
johnson same people that wear pants an short hair. Make up trying teach native respect n morals
I disagree, it’s important to preserve these songs and keep them alive through the internet. So in any case future generations want to access these while away from home they very well can. The same way you can look up a catholic prayer online, you should be able to find songs of blessings at will. If it weren’t for people uploading these I would not know as much as I do today.
Most of us don't have grandparents anymore it's nice to listen to these songs
I kind of wonder if ppl with the wrong intent would use this... To do harm?.... Anyone?
Why would you think that way?
@@YKTraditionalSongs My late dad was a medicine man for so many yrs and he always says not to exposed our traditional ceremony songs to the world or to none natives..I kind of disagree with what you put on the utube with no respect of our protection songs..l think this is the reason why our world is insane these days..Think about it and it is true..l respect all our traditional songs.. it's not a piece of games..Our holy people doesn't like that either because it's their songs and gave it to some medicine man's to use it for our people..
This songs style and purpose can't be used like that.
That would be " woochi'jii' sin " 👿
Comment section so negative. Like dang man. Calm down. Their tryna raise awareness for your culture. I think these songs are beautiful. Thanks for posting them
Kung Fu Comedy but these songs are sacred and are not supposed to be recorded or sold just for respectable purposes
Keep your opinion unless you know the context of what has been done.
♌♌♌♌ Maria Perez please help me
My other half is a medicine man, I showed him this. He was shocked. A real medicine man will not allow the recording of this, nor will he ever approve it to b posted. No wonder why we r lost. He has too much respect to do this. I wonder where u got this. Smh. Shi cheii doo shimasani doo shi nali would disapprove!
Did you all know these songs word for word before this video??? 🤔🤔
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Protection from the evil eye. Blue salt and Ukraine citizens mints
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When will people have the decency and respect for their elders? This obviously is in the wrong place. I have asked numerous of times to have this removed. Don't get me wrong there is a place ans time to learn these songs! Thia isn't the place! I've you even understood Navajo the guy even says for it not to even to be sold or shared in manner like this without permission!
Dame right
Shows herself on utube lol but no public pictures 😂😅
What I find extremely intriguing is the fact that hayah and Yahweh are both ancient Hebrew names for God. Native Americans break up the syllables up a bit more than Hebrews do but it’s plain fully obvious they are using the same names for their deity. There are a lot more similarities too…. Some tribes are easier to see this connection in than others but from my own research it isn’t any sort of coincidence. Kinda makes you wonder why more attention isn’t brought to this fact especially since the freemasonic/Hebrew pilgrims were probably the first to notice, and then they proceeded to decimate and slaughter the tribes…. Who worshipped the same deity. Man, people are fucked. God bless.
Yes, indeed there are obvious commonalities in our deities and God's different names and meanings. We are all one people😮❤
@@Sameerah999 it’s very interesting how interconnected our seemingly unconnected world truly is. I’ve heard that the Hopi word for sun is the same as the Tibetan word for the moon and vice versa. Same thing happens within Zoroastrian religion and Hindu religion. The Zoroastrian word for god is the Hindu word for demon and vice versa. Some tribes sing to Yahweh and others sing Wehyah (sorry that’s my white boy interpretation from listening to their songs, no harm no foul on the spelling)….. it’s kinda like the Yin Yang symbolism….. the balance of opposites that dance to make the world move forward. God bless.
Non native here. Stopped listening when I read the comments. If these songs are sacred to the native community please keep it that way and respect the wishes off your people by keeping it amongst yourself.
You can listen... Just don't try to replicate it.... Respect nature and all living things... We belong to mother earth... We all go back to her...
We have been made to keep all our culture in secret for too long our prayers having to be in private for fear of retaliation or language everything , it’s time we share who we are with the world without fear it’s sacred not secret . No more keeping our culture down
@@johnowens2260 Our souls go back to God or the other place. I pray many follow the great creator of all. ❤
I beg for who ever posted this please take this down. If you are really in need to hear these songs and learn from an elder there are many stories that relate to these songs and these are not to be played with in this manner.. Please be respectful of our elders words of wisdom.. This may seem convenient to you all but please take the time out of your day if you really need these songs in your life. Our culture background was not based on recording like this so if there are people who say this is a good thing please explain why? It's been done for thousands of years and technology has only been around for a short amount of time if you really want to preserve the old ways please take the time to learn them.
Forgive me if you will, I say leave it , it gives some of our ppl hope, that there is culture persevered. Some day it may turn out to be like , the The Book of Eli. Thank you for sharing, it is moving and heart warming especially during this time. We just gotta believe.
@@jeanettedesson4317 Well if that's the case why don't the people take the time out of their lives to actually attend and be apart of them? For personal use I understand but to have it public? That's another thing. If one actually was to obtain these songs they would know that teachings of these songs are forbidden to be put out like this. This songs all have teachings behind them when to use and how to use them. These are just sung randomly.
Tell that to the boarding schools and the other belagone' who'd love nothing better than to have our ways die out due to keeping too many of us impoverished to hang-out with a shaman, let alone pay him for the service and with no way to pass it on the ways will be doomed but this is a dang good way to keep the ways alive since most people who are not respectful to the culture don't even find this music .....