I remember when I was just a little girl my mother would always sing this to me. I'm thankful that I am apart of this beautiful culture! Beautiful song ladies!
Im Cree from the plains of Alberta Canada, i feel a connection to my Ojibwe brothers and sisters through our historical bond, kitatamihin with this song, i am grateful for this beautiful music
aaniin Brother indoodem Makwa miigwech for being respectful to our tribe and our language and miigwechiwi' creator for bringing us together for this wonderful music
A few comments back, someone asked for lyrics. I had saved a while ago from another post. I am learning this song so if anyone else wants to, here they are. BEAUTIFUL MANIDOO-MAKWA NAGAMON Ojibway Women - Bear Song Heya~ya~he~. Heya~ya~he~. Heya~whe~yawhe~yaw! Heya~ya~he~. Heya~ya~he~. Heya~whe~yawhe~yaw! Heya~whe~yawhe~yaw! Heya~whe~yawhe~yaw! Heya~whe~yawhe~yaw! Heya~whe~yawhe~yaw! Manidoo-makwa, gaa-bi-naagozid Manidoo-makwa, bi-gizhaawenimishinaan! Chorus sung 5 times, between the 3 and 4 chorus, you pause for 35 beats. (Yes-sey, yes-sey, yes, yes, yes! Yes-sey, yes-sey, yes, yes, yes! Yes, yes, yes! Yes, yes, yes! Yes, yes, yes! Yes, yes, yes! Spirit Bear appears here. Spirit Bear! Come, have zeal for us!) Gichi-miigwech for sharing this beautiful song. These are the Turning Point Women's drum group from Skownan, Manitoba. Translated by - Zhaawano Giizhik
@@quinbyz5081 thanks for your comment. I am ojibway & i learn songs where I can, i was part of the 60's scoop & had the misfortune of being removed from my people & certain nay sayers like you will not stop me from learning my culture, connection to myself, my people & the Creator, the highest blessings to you.
Karen Taylor sane here I to am removed from my family and culture and I’m trying to learn all I can from places like here as well. Thank you for sharing your comment to that nasty ney sayer.
I had no idea id actually find something when i searched ojibwe songs... im ojibwe but know nothing about my families history or anything about being ojibwe. Thank you for posting this song and thank you to all who commented and trasnlated it!! I want to learn more about myself and where i came from, so again thank you so so much 💙❤
Miigwetch for the translation. I absolutely love this song, it heals and helps me recenter myself. Thanks for uploading the beautiful voices of the singers and drum as well.
+Zhaawano Giizhik Boozhoo, I am still learning Anishinaabemowin, could you explain " bi-gizhaawenimishinaan" and break down the word parts? and is there a different way to translate the "zeal" part? Miigwech :)
Boozhoo @Way2Spirited. Zhawenim is the stem of the verb that means "to love somebody." Gi-zhaawenimishinaan! You must love us! So I guess it could be translated "Come, love us" or "harbor love for us."
after my son's dad passed away i woke up in the middle of the night and this song came to me and i sang this song for him, i felt comforted and able to cope with our loss.
UA-cam and tiktoks by James Vukelich have been so helpful in learning Ojibwe culture, language and meanings--hearing this song a year later and being able to understand the words and music nuances is incredible!! You are never far from your ancestors and they love you!! Miigwech!
Did this for my grandmothers passing , I come back and listen to this song , I always have tears because I miss my grandmother , I’m 32 and it still hurts sometimes to listen to this song ,
My son and I's fav song. He's singing along as we watch this, he learned this song on his own just by coming along to drum group with me. It got stuck in his head. 💙💙💙💙
This is a very powerful song and can be used to frighten away evil.Bad spirits flee when the bear spirit is called upon. In this video I see makwa on the back of the drummers head,under the chairs I see shadows moving that I believe to be the spirit of the bear .The spirits are in the background at the top left and on the piece of firewood I believe that object to be, it's to the left of the drummers on the ground a rectangular shaped object.I giving thanks to these women for the effort they put into this video and I thank them for having such a powerful belief in what they are singing that makwa was actually with them when they called upon him with this song.In this video I see true spiritual power at work. Awesome!!! 🐻
This awakened some kind of old memory for me. I think I must have been very small. Camping. Falling asleep and hearing this. Much love to you for this gift.
I'm lost from my tribe 😥 According to DNA tests, I'm 76% native from some region in the southwest, along with Lakota blood. I have visited my first blood aunts and uncles and cousins at Rosebud and Pine, but I lack the connection 😔 I feel lost in life sometimes. Prayers, please 🙏
Lilililili From Momma Bear, Here At The Susquehanna River, Standing By Our Families! Mato Teaches Strength And Courage For These Days! WOPILA SISTERS 🦋
100% ojibway, first and foremost I'm an inhabitant of this planet. We are all brothers and sisters. We are all equal. Our past is not important, its who we are at present that defines us. After all the heart lives in the present not past or future.
hshingebis : know your enemies ‘,...we have had these terrorist for 500 yrs., you most be one of those catholic whose been rapping our kids ,...most of our people suffer from Stockholm syndrome,..one way or another ‘,...🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾
Our past is our roots. What happens to a flower when it is cut from its roots? That will be our future if we forget the past. My grandfathers and grandmothers walked the trial of tears, shall I not remember them and shed a tear? My ancestor Dragging Canoe was the most fearsome Indian enemy to the just forming Americans, shall I forget that I too can walk proud and resist the white mans oppression? Todays enemy is not the white man but the bankers and companies who enslave countries and white man. This is our today. Our future is in our hands. Forget or remember, the choice is yours.
You pretty much hit the nail on the head! "Learn from the past, prepare for the future BUT focus on today. Because the past is just a memory, the future is an illusion...all we have is the present." Wish more people would thin like you hshingebis! ; )
The very 1st time i seen this video..earlier this year...i seen a bear in the middle...dancing..and it scared me..it dissappeared and i was afraid...so i prayed..im not scared anymore..i did see a bear tho.this isnot the 1st time i have seen things.thank u..beautiful song..
"anybody tired?" "NO." lmao This song is just so beautiful too Wicked post man.. Almost 200,000 views and it's like just a shot of a fire and the backs of chairs. Hello from WInnipeg btw :)
My grandpa and cousin passed away a couple years back and my aunts sang this for them on their birthdays even when they were gone! i just love this song so much.
i wish the sound quality was better. my women's drum also sings this song and from what i can hear from these voices, this is a really beautiful variety of voices.
Pembina Chippewa little Shell band turtle mountain descendant. After 3 long yrs of researching I’ve pieced my family together, and reunited with family. I’m not registered. Though I have our records to prove my descent. I’m also Metis & Cree. This is all through my dads side. Powerful song.
Thank you singers, and the drum. This song is so very healing, and goes right to your heart. Its confusing when these sacred songs are put on public networks because they are just out there. Bear is my family, so could someone respond and advise if you are giving permission to sing this song. Thank you
Don't start hatred and closed mindedness. I'm sure there are instances that you inadvertently abuse other people's cultures. Be happy that this song is out there and educating non tribal individuals, like me.
This is the first I'm hearing this. I feel alive and connected to God / the great spirit . This is beautiful ❤ why did I just get so emotional. Since finding out about my great grandmother I just want to learn more and it feels like I found something that was missing all my life.
I'm very thankful that my Ojibwa adult offspring have had an opportunity to expand their awareness of the world, have benefited from the wisdom of more than one culture, and today reap many of the benefits afforded to people of modern society. I am thankful that they can expand their command of language and learn the beautiful Ojibwa tongue. However, their mastery of English was vital. I'm very thankful that they inherited their Christianity and have a relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ. In the 1800 until relatively recent the life expectancy of an Ojibwa was the ages they are now. Early 40s is young. I'm grateful and glad their life expectancy has doubled.
Miigwetch. I also love this song. I first heard it when my University prof sang it to my class. Very powerful always brings healing tears for me. Beautifully sang ladies :)
G'day! Whenever I hear this sort of thing it strikes a chord in me. I feel overwhelmed near to tears. In good but nostalgic way. I don't know why? I feelthe same when bagpipes play (got Scottish ancestry). Anyway, love your work! : )
@@marcovallejo3 I find it very up lifiting and have been listening to it every morning since. Embaressing thing to admit to is I find myself singing it at work when it's quite. Or....at least I try to. Thank you very much for sharing this! : )
I used to try practice this song when I was small ❤️ I was looking for healing powwow or round dance songs and clicked this just because it said Ojibwe women and bear songlol I forgot all about it.. made me cry my ass off when it hit me
I love playing my hand drum for the people who sad by the lost of the love ones I play to pray for them the bear song is my favorite the strong warrior song is another and the wolf song is what I'm playing the eagle song is another oh how I love to play
I actually had a bear encounter when I was a small child I came face to face with a cinnamon coloured bear I was at summer bible camp I was going to my bunk cabin to change after swimming when I looked up and saw a cinnamon bear standing right in front of my Cabin door we both stood staring at each other so I turned very slowly around and walked quietly to the craft hall
Just listening, My thoughts are mix One is how easy this could have been lost, the other how grateful each one who was there listen to their hearts Blessing so many people Years in to the future, 12/ 2023
I remember when I was just a little girl my mother would always sing this to me. I'm thankful that I am apart of this beautiful culture! Beautiful song ladies!
i remember this song from when ny teacher taught me this, and i used to sing this to my siblings to sleep :)
This song brings me a lot of comfort
Im Cree from the plains of Alberta Canada, i feel a connection to my Ojibwe brothers and sisters through our historical bond, kitatamihin with this song, i am grateful for this beautiful music
aaniin Brother indoodem Makwa miigwech for being respectful to our tribe and our language and miigwechiwi' creator for bringing us together for this wonderful music
A few comments back, someone asked for lyrics. I had saved a while ago from another post. I am learning this song so if anyone else wants to, here they are.
BEAUTIFUL MANIDOO-MAKWA NAGAMON Ojibway Women - Bear Song
Heya~ya~he~. Heya~ya~he~. Heya~whe~yawhe~yaw! Heya~ya~he~. Heya~ya~he~.
Heya~whe~yawhe~yaw! Heya~whe~yawhe~yaw! Heya~whe~yawhe~yaw!
Heya~whe~yawhe~yaw! Heya~whe~yawhe~yaw!
Manidoo-makwa, gaa-bi-naagozid Manidoo-makwa, bi-gizhaawenimishinaan!
Chorus sung 5 times, between the 3 and 4 chorus, you pause for 35 beats.
(Yes-sey, yes-sey, yes, yes, yes! Yes-sey, yes-sey, yes, yes, yes! Yes, yes, yes! Yes, yes, yes! Yes, yes, yes! Yes, yes, yes! Spirit Bear appears here. Spirit Bear! Come, have zeal for us!) Gichi-miigwech for sharing this beautiful song.
These are the Turning Point Women's drum group from Skownan, Manitoba.
Translated by - Zhaawano Giizhik
Chi Miigwetch!
Karen Taylor I’ve just seen this comment. Thank you very much.
Dont. You're just trying to give the syllables. Our language is more than that you hun;yo'oh... our songs are sacred also. Goodbye.
@@quinbyz5081 thanks for your comment. I am ojibway & i learn songs where I can, i was part of the 60's scoop & had the misfortune of being removed from my people & certain nay sayers like you will not stop me from learning my culture, connection to myself, my people & the Creator, the highest blessings to you.
Karen Taylor sane here I to am removed from my family and culture and I’m trying to learn all I can from places like here as well. Thank you for sharing your comment to that nasty ney sayer.
An Ojibway woman sang this for us when my older brother died I will never forget this song we are bear clan and anishanaabe
I love the crackling of the fire in the foreground. The song and fire is so comforting.
it's to help relax your soul for the spirits
Yes, so true
Yes!! Love it!
I’m Ojibwa and because residential schools in Canada I don’t know my own language, I wanna learn it
I just posted lyrics to make it easier to learn my friend. I'm Metis, 1/2 Ojibwa & half french.
Ahneen...that's hello you must learn that first so that you may greet the spirits to guide you. Hope that helps
I'm whitefish ojibwe btw but I live in michigan
@@mikehickman3635 hello brother..
@@karentaylor2160 hello
The Spirit Bear is coming........The Spirit Bear is coming to love us....
That's what it says.
The spirit bear is here now,seen him
Cedric LaRimer me to. He’s my guide. ❤️😊🙏
I had no idea id actually find something when i searched ojibwe songs... im ojibwe but know nothing about my families history or anything about being ojibwe. Thank you for posting this song and thank you to all who commented and trasnlated it!! I want to learn more about myself and where i came from, so again thank you so so much 💙❤
I heard this for the very first time in the sweat lodge a couple weeks ago...hearing this again gives me goosebumps
We also had a sweat lodge the morning of that day. I feel you.
I am a member of the Ojibwe tribe and this is my favorite Native drum song. ❤
BEAUTIFUL MANIDOO-MAKWA NAGAMON
Heya~ya~he~. Heya~ya~he~. H ͤya~whe~yawhe~yaw!
Heya~ya~he~. Heya~ya~he~. H ͤya~whe~yawhe~yaw!
H ͤya~whe~yawhe~yaw! H ͤya~whe~yawhe~yaw!
H ͤya~whe~yawhe~yaw! H ͤya~whe~yawhe~yaw!
Manidoo-makwa, gaa-bi-naagozid
Manidoo-makwa, bi-gizhaawenimishinaan!
(Yes-sey, yes-sey, yes, yes, yes!
Yes-sey, yes-sey, yes, yes, yes!
Yes, yes, yes! Yes, yes, yes!
Yes, yes, yes! Yes, yes, yes!
Spirit Bear appears here.
Spirit Bear! Come, have zeal for us!)
Gichi-miigwech for sharing this beautiful song.
Miigwetch for the translation.
I absolutely love this song, it heals and helps me recenter myself.
Thanks for uploading the beautiful voices of the singers and drum as well.
Lo - Rez yes
+Zhaawano Giizhik Boozhoo, I am still learning Anishinaabemowin, could you explain " bi-gizhaawenimishinaan" and break down the word parts? and is there a different way to translate the "zeal" part? Miigwech :)
beautiful
Boozhoo @Way2Spirited. Zhawenim is the stem of the verb that means "to love somebody." Gi-zhaawenimishinaan! You must love us! So I guess it could be translated "Come, love us" or "harbor love for us."
after my son's dad passed away i woke up in the middle of the night and this song came to me and i sang this song for him, i felt comforted and able to cope with our loss.
Sing your songs to Creator. He is calling us all back to the Ancient Paths. Praise Yehowah/ Yahuah! He name is Great in the Lands!
UA-cam and tiktoks by James Vukelich have been so helpful in learning Ojibwe culture, language and meanings--hearing this song a year later and being able to understand the words and music nuances is incredible!! You are never far from your ancestors and they love you!! Miigwech!
I'm crying, I've heard the great bear singing this song and it is so beautiful
These are the Turning Point Women's drum group from Skownan, Manitoba.
That's right, Willis. W
ere you there that night? Are you related to Kayla Catcheway?
Yes, she's my lil cousin :)
Willis Catcheway That's awesome :) Big hug for everyone in Skownan.
Willyssa Catcheway
Willyssa Catcheway
I smoke my tobacco of peace for all women I respect you and I keep my promise not to argue or fight this is my native mens way
My auntie passed away and this was sang at her 2 day ceremony and it was beautiful
Here in northern minnesota we do four days for the funeral,Ahnishinaabe
Did this for my grandmothers passing , I come back and listen to this song , I always have tears because I miss my grandmother , I’m 32 and it still hurts sometimes to listen to this song ,
Proud Ojibway from Ontario living in Saskatchewan. Love my ancestors and heritage
My son and I's fav song. He's singing along as we watch this, he learned this song on his own just by coming along to drum group with me. It got stuck in his head. 💙💙💙💙
This is a very powerful song and can be used to frighten away evil.Bad spirits flee when the bear spirit is called upon. In this video I see makwa on the back of the drummers head,under the chairs I see shadows moving that I believe to be the spirit of the bear .The spirits are in the background at the top left and on the piece of firewood I believe that object to be, it's to the left of the drummers on the ground a rectangular shaped object.I giving thanks to these women for the effort they put into this video and I thank them for having such a powerful belief in what they are singing that makwa was actually with them when they called upon him with this song.In this video I see true spiritual power at work. Awesome!!! 🐻
Touches my heart and comforts my spirit..beautiful singing ladies thank you!
This awakened some kind of old memory for me. I think I must have been very small. Camping. Falling asleep and hearing this.
Much love to you for this gift.
Living in this world. Much love. Much attachment.
beautiful
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@@jayhall757 I- i didnt type this q-q my older brother most likely
Proud to be part ojibwe
I'm lost from my tribe 😥 According to DNA tests, I'm 76% native from some region in the southwest, along with Lakota blood. I have visited my first blood aunts and uncles and cousins at Rosebud and Pine, but I lack the connection 😔 I feel lost in life sometimes. Prayers, please 🙏
As a Métis (Ojibway & French) this reaches me in a deep place. This is a beautiful rendition of the Bear song. Miigwech!
Lilililili From Momma Bear, Here At The Susquehanna River, Standing By Our Families! Mato Teaches Strength And Courage For These Days! WOPILA SISTERS 🦋
I am here at the Juniata. at the foot of the Tuscarora Onjutta Haga !
in this sad night i come here i don't know how and listened to this magic and beutyfull voices.
thanks You so much fr Italy
Thank you! I'm in love with your version of this song. So beautiful, ladies! Bear Spirit is calling to me - or my soul to it.
100% ojibway, first and foremost I'm an inhabitant of this planet. We are all brothers and sisters. We are all equal. Our past is not important, its who we are at present that defines us. After all the heart lives in the present not past or future.
hshingebis Well said! Beautiful! 💝💕💜💗🌗✨🌠
hshingebis : know your enemies ‘,...we have had these terrorist for 500 yrs., you most be one of those catholic whose been rapping our kids ,...most of our people suffer from Stockholm syndrome,..one way or another ‘,...🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾
Then why do we need to play for 7 generations? :P
Our past is our roots. What happens to a flower when it is cut from its roots? That will be our future if we forget the past. My grandfathers and grandmothers walked the trial of tears, shall I not remember them and shed a tear? My ancestor Dragging Canoe was the most fearsome Indian enemy to the just forming Americans, shall I forget that I too can walk proud and resist the white mans oppression? Todays enemy is not the white man but the bankers and companies who enslave countries and white man. This is our today. Our future is in our hands. Forget or remember, the choice is yours.
You pretty much hit the nail on the head! "Learn from the past, prepare for the future BUT focus on today. Because the past is just a memory, the future is an illusion...all we have is the present." Wish more people would thin like you hshingebis! ; )
A beauty song, thank you to my sister Patricia for introducing it to me. I will learn this one.
The very 1st time i seen this video..earlier this year...i seen a bear in the middle...dancing..and it scared me..it dissappeared and i was afraid...so i prayed..im not scared anymore..i did see a bear tho.this isnot the 1st time i have seen things.thank u..beautiful song..
Love listening to this ❤️ beautiful! Was feeling down lately and this song just lifted my spirit, miigwetch!
"anybody tired?"
"NO."
lmao
This song is just so beautiful too Wicked post man..
Almost 200,000 views and it's like just a shot of a fire and the backs of chairs.
Hello from WInnipeg btw :)
My grandpa and cousin passed away a couple years back and my aunts sang this for them on their birthdays even when they were gone! i just love this song so much.
Miighetch... thank you, I enjoyed hearing women singing, drums, and the rhythm .
i’m ojibwe i haven’t heard this song since i was a little girl
I learned this song in a healing lodge in Sask Canada. Was a good experience
I am Ojibwe on my mother's side. Beautiful
i wish the sound quality was better. my women's drum also sings this song and from what i can hear from these voices, this is a really beautiful variety of voices.
aaniin friends indoodem Makwa miigwechiwi' for the amazing music
Pembina Chippewa little Shell band turtle mountain descendant. After 3 long yrs of researching I’ve pieced my family together, and reunited with family. I’m not registered. Though I have our records to prove my descent. I’m also Metis & Cree. This is all through my dads side.
Powerful song.
Thank you singers, and the drum. This song is so very healing, and goes right to your heart. Its confusing when these sacred songs are put on public networks because they are just out there. Bear is my family, so could someone respond and advise if you are giving permission to sing this song. Thank you
Don't start hatred and closed mindedness. I'm sure there are instances that you inadvertently abuse other people's cultures. Be happy that this song is out there and educating non tribal individuals, like me.
Very healing!!
Love the energy and the spirit of the bear!
Brought of strong emotional sadness within me
Thank you all!😍🥰
Im honored to be a part of the ojibwe tribe through my father.
Patrilineal Bloodline brother
Sing Ladies, Sing!!! Beautiful, Indeed.
Soul Healing ❤❤❤❤ Thank you for sharing 🌈🐦🔥
MMIW sang this song for sisters I love you
I dont understand a word..started crying as soon as she started singing ❤
I love the call and response in this and much more!
This is the first I'm hearing this. I feel alive and connected to God / the great spirit . This is beautiful ❤ why did I just get so emotional. Since finding out about my great grandmother I just want to learn more and it feels like I found something that was missing all my life.
God?
one day i can sing this song beautifully as the women who sang this loving song. meegwetch
Thank you so much for sharing ☺
I remember going to powows as a child with my family. Listening to these songs brings me right back there, miigwetch for posting this.
I'm very thankful that my Ojibwa adult offspring have had an opportunity to expand their awareness of the world, have benefited from the wisdom of more than one culture, and today reap many of the benefits afforded to people of modern society. I am thankful that they can expand their command of language and learn the beautiful Ojibwa tongue. However, their mastery of English was vital. I'm very thankful that they inherited their Christianity and have a relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ. In the 1800 until relatively recent the life expectancy of an Ojibwa was the ages they are now. Early 40s is young. I'm grateful and glad their life expectancy has doubled.
The 75 dislikes make me sad for humanity. Can these women come to Grand Marais, MI and play on my porch?? Pleeeeeze :)
Wow I love this song me and my friend use to sing this song I come from northern Saskatchewan pelican narrows I love my peoples
Let’s learn our own language. Her spirit resides in paradise and Lake Superior.
Miigwetch. I also love this song. I first heard it when my University prof sang it to my class. Very powerful always brings healing tears for me. Beautifully sang ladies :)
G'day! Whenever I hear this sort of thing it strikes a chord in me. I feel overwhelmed near to tears. In good but nostalgic way. I don't know why? I feelthe same when bagpipes play (got Scottish ancestry). Anyway, love your work! : )
That's beautiful, it happens the same to me. Thank you for sharing.
@@marcovallejo3 I find it very up lifiting and have been listening to it every morning since. Embaressing thing to admit to is I find myself singing it at work when it's quite. Or....at least I try to. Thank you very much for sharing this! : )
Mir geht es genauso. Einfach ein Gefühl der Verbundenheit. Seele.
Love this song...makes me feel proud n strong in spirit...❤️❤️❤️
beautiful song. love this song.
I used to try practice this song when I was small ❤️
I was looking for healing powwow or round dance songs and clicked this just because it said Ojibwe women and bear songlol I forgot all about it.. made me cry my ass off when it hit me
Beautiful...thank you. Bear song is my favourite!
i can now feel the bear spirit near me now thanks so beautiful ahoo
Heya~ya~he~. Heya~ya~he~. H ͤya~whe~yawhe~yaw!
Heya~ya~he~. Heya~ya~he~. H ͤya~whe~yawhe~yaw!
H ͤya~whe~yawhe~yaw! H ͤya~whe~yawhe~yaw!
H ͤya~whe~yawhe~yaw! H ͤya~whe~yawhe~yaw!
Manidoo-makwa, gaa-bi-naagozid
Manidoo-makwa, bi-gizhaawenimishinaan!
(Yes-sey, yes-sey, yes, yes, yes!
Yes-sey, yes-sey, yes, yes, yes!
Yes, yes, yes! Yes, yes, yes!
Yes, yes, yes! Yes, yes, yes!
Spirit Bear appears here.
Spirit Bear! Come, have zeal for us!)
Shalawam Achwath Barak YAH can you please tell me more... is this your native people?
Wow! Just learning about... my other culture instead of being half sioux. I love my Ojibwe culture much more! Migwich!
Playing this with loon sounds and Great Lakes sounds man it's like going back in time
Miigwetch from Kitchezibi for the beautiful healing song.
Lost my way abit always come back to this song
We were just singing this two days ago in a sweat in Minneapolis Miigs for this
Im so happy that i can sing this song
Beautiful!
I love this song👌
THE POWER OF SHARING IS ALL WHAT WE ARE ALL ABOUT JUST NEED TO SIMPLY REMEMBER THAT...
Powerful women united to the Great Spirit and the bear. Deeply moving and stirring
I love playing my hand drum for the people who sad by the lost of the love ones I play to pray for them the bear song is my favorite the strong warrior song is another and the wolf song is what I'm playing the eagle song is another oh how I love to play
The best bear song I heard yet , beautiful
I very good healing song for my self
LOVE THIS....
Lot of power in this song
Thank you Marco, added to a playlist...
I like song ❤
I actually had a bear encounter when I was a small child I came face to face with a cinnamon coloured bear I was at summer bible camp I was going to my bunk cabin to change after swimming when I looked up and saw a cinnamon bear standing right in front of my Cabin door we both stood staring at each other so I turned very slowly around and walked quietly to the craft hall
ahneen ish iaiat nungum...wish i was there
Beautiful..Thank you!
The fire ishkoday helped me heal yellow bird
Just listening,
My thoughts are mix
One is how easy this could have been lost, the other how grateful each one who was there listen to their hearts
Blessing so many people
Years in to the future,
12/ 2023
Straight to my soul... miigwech.
All is one we are all sister and brothers
i have no idea what they are saying but its so relaxing. greetings from europe
I have a spirit to
That’s my favourite song
I am out your way and NATO
so awesome= thank u- the fire is nice too-
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miigwetch! beautiful voices. I am learning this song with my hand drum with a bear painted on it.
Beautiful.
Beautiful song ❤Ancestral
We are all related thank you Sisters..
I’m of Chippewa and mostly European descent. My tribe is located in Michigan’s upper peninsula