The Tribe of Ephraim & Puerto Rico (The Tainos)
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Ephraim, was the second born son of Joseph. His name means “I am fruitful”. Manessah, was the firstborn son of Joseph. His name means “made to forget”, read Genesis 41:50-52. The blessing of Joseph, went down to his two sons who were recognized as two of the tribes of Israel. Jacob, prophesied that Ephraim, would be greater than his brother Manasseh, read Genesis 48:13-20. When you see the name “Joseph”, in the scriptures after his death, it is making reference to his two sons; Ephraim first then Manasseh. These two tribes led the migration of “The Tribes of Israel” to the Americas, in approximately 536 B.C. during the Persian captivity. During the Middle Ages, the native Indians (Tainos) of Puerto Rico, called themselves Boriqua, a Hebrew word for Brave. They called their island Borinquen, a Hebrew word for “Land of the Brave Lords”.
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Genesis 41:50-52 (KJV)
50 And unto Joseph were born two sons before the years of famine came, which Asenath the daughter of Potipherah priest of On bare unto him.
51 And Joseph called the name of the firstborn Manasseh: For God, said he, hath made me forget all my toil, and all my father's house.
52 And the name of the second called he Ephraim: For God hath caused me to be fruitful in the land of my affliction.
Genesis 48:13-20 (KJV)
13 And Joseph took them both, Ephraim in his right hand toward Israel's left hand, and Manasseh in his left hand toward Israel's right hand, and brought them near unto him.
14 And Israel stretched out his right hand, and laid it upon Ephraim's head, who was the younger, and his left hand upon Manasseh's head, guiding his hands wittingly; for Manasseh was the firstborn.
15 And he blessed Joseph, and said, God, before whom my fathers Abraham and Isaac did walk, the God which fed me all my life long unto this day,
16 The Angel which redeemed me from all evil, bless the lads; and let my name be named on them, and the name of my fathers Abraham and Isaac; and let them grow into a multitude in the midst of the earth.
17 And when Joseph saw that his father laid his right hand upon the head of Ephraim, it displeased him: and he held up his father's hand, to remove it from Ephraim's head unto Manasseh's head.
18 And Joseph said unto his father, Not so, my father: for this is the firstborn; put thy right hand upon his head.
19 And his father refused, and said, I know it, my son, I know it: he also shall become a people, and he also shall be great: but truly his younger brother shall be greater than he, and his seed shall become a multitude of nations.
20 And he blessed them that day, saying, In thee shall Israel bless, saying, God make thee as Ephraim and as Manasseh: and he set Ephraim before Manasseh.
Genesis 49:1 (KJV)
49 And Jacob called unto his sons, and said, Gather yourselves together, that I may tell you that which shall befall you in the last days.
Genesis 49:22 (KJV)
22 Joseph is a fruitful bough, even a fruitful bough by a well; whose branches run over the wall:
This is crazy. I'm 100% Rican and my family can be traced back generations to the mountains of the island. Some pictures of my great grandparents show them to be very dark skinned and my name is Efrain and has been used for generations in my family also. I am EPHRAIM. ✊🏽
Yes my you are the TRIBE of EPHRAIM..WE ARE ISREAL LIGHTS.WE ARE THE TRUE JEWS.NOT THE FAKE ONES OVER IN ISREAL.THEY TOOK OUR. IDENTITY...MY BROTHER WE ARE PORTO RICNS ..PORTO RICO MEANS .RICH PORT.BROTHER YOU ARE NOT A ISLAND COLUBUS NAME THE THE PORTO RICO BECAUSE OF THE BUETIFUL LAND IT WAS FILL WITH RICHES.THATS WHAT IT MEANS.OUR PEPOLE HAS BEEN LOST..OUR. ANCESTORS TURN THERE BACK THE FATHER .HIS NAME AHAYAH.WE NEVER SPOKE SPANISH.THAT CAME FROM SPAIN..BROTHER WE SPEACAL PEOPLE..WE ARE THE CHILDREN OF THE LIGHT..GO TO. GOOGLE TEX THE TRIBE OF EPHRAIM.FROM THE LAND OF PORTO RICO.AND YOU.PRESS THE IMAGES.AND YOU.THE BANDANA.AND THE SHIRT.S .IT TELLS YOU WHO YOU.BUT BROTHER STOP CALLING YOUR SELF AN ISLAND...SO MY HOPE YOU FIND YOUR WAY TO THE KINGDOM..LETS PICK UP WHAT OUR ANCESTORS LEFT..MY. HEBREW NAME EPHRAIM ISREAL.YOU CALLED CALL ME IF YOU WANT..AT 347 981 01 04...SHALOM
.MY BROTHER.
My great grandmother was from the Mountains of Guajataca and she looked exactly like a Taíno
In The Process Of Changing My Name From My SLAVE Name To My GOD Name Brother!! Learning About Our Lineage Is One Of The Biggest Eye Openers For Us 1st Generation U.S Born Ephriamites. Soon Come The Time Where Truth Prevails And We Break From The Shackles Of Our Oppressors! ✊🏾
100%er here... It's a biblical name and Puerto Rico was a Spanish (Catholic) colony. My uncle's name is Efrain doesn't make him Israeli. As DNA and archaeological discoveries have shown, Boriken natives followed a migration pattern from Central/South America. I suggest you don't blind-heartedly believe everything you see on UA-cam hermano.
We're definitely something brudda man...
I have a question for you tho...
And before I ask, I just wanna say I come with the utmost respect and with a humble heart.
Would it be so farfetched to say that our people's cultural heritage is rooted within a tragically beautiful struggle of unity and chaos?
That the purity of our native traditions and beliefs, from our Taino blood, were lost within the birth pains of our rise to freedom and independence?
That, who we are as a people now, whether you identify as Taino, Puerto Rican, or afro Latino; who we are today is nothing more than the evolution of our tribe. The unification of our African, Taino and European ancestry...
I think it's unbeneficial for us as Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Cubans, etc. To cling to a strict identity of the native people who were killed and forced to assimilate because of the slavery and oppression handed down by the imperialistic ways of our ancestors...
Because thru over 300 years of forced slavery, the Taino people were arm in arm with our African ancestors.
It is safe to assume, that a bonding and infusion of cultural traditions, beliefs, faith and ultimately; a joining of blood and mind was brought to fruition. Manifesting as the beautifully woven fabric, of the ways of life that we walk in today thru our pride and heritage; the clothing of our hearts.
I think we should focus not on the soul of such a wonderfully fleeting identity, whose ways elude us seductively into a pasture vast, expanding into a grand but unattainable wonder of who we are or could be...
Rather, I believe we should put our hearts and minds upon the calling of the soul of who our people are now, in the present of today that we may create for the future, a pride of unparalleled understanding, rooted in the solidarity of a great becoming.
We cannot even agree upon the conformity of our Native tongue, spoken by our indigenous forefathers, much less exact for certain, the spiritual traditions of their days.
Far more worthy, is a mutual understanding and love for a peace that is our unity as Puerto Ricans. As Afro Latinos, as Tainos;
AS BORICUAS!! ❤️❤️❤️
We should embrace our people and our diversity. But we should also fly the banner of one people. One love. Of freedom and equality, so that we can transcend prejudice and ignorance...
So that we may enjoy the fruits of Justice. And justice lays within the threshold of our unified soul... And that is in our inherited struggle. The birth rite of our identity as the sons and daughters of our tragically beautiful, story of pain and perseverance. ❤️
WE DID NOT GO EXTINCT AND WE ARE NOT GOING ANYWHERE. WE STAND OUR GROUND.
Nowhere
We're definitely something brudda man...
I have a question for you tho...
And before I ask, I just wanna say I come with the utmost respect and with a humble heart.
Would it be so farfetched to say that our people's cultural heritage is rooted within a tragically beautiful struggle of unity and chaos?
That the purity of our native traditions and beliefs, from our Taino blood, were lost within the birth pains of our rise to freedom and independence?
That, who we are as a people now, whether you identify as Taino, Puerto Rican, or afro Latino; who we are today is nothing more than the evolution of our tribe. The unification of our African, Taino and European ancestry...
I think it's unbeneficial for us as Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Cubans, etc. To cling to a strict identity of the native people who were killed and forced to assimilate because of the slavery and oppression handed down by the imperialistic ways of our ancestors...
Because thru over 300 years of forced slavery, the Taino people were arm in arm with our African ancestors.
It is safe to assume, that a bonding and infusion of cultural traditions, beliefs, faith and ultimately; a joining of blood and mind was brought to fruition. Manifesting as the beautifully woven fabric, of the ways of life that we walk in today thru our pride and heritage; the clothing of our hearts.
I think we should focus not on the soul of such a wonderfully fleeting identity, whose ways elude us seductively into a pasture vast, expanding into a grand but unattainable wonder of who we are or could be...
Rather, I believe we should put our hearts and minds upon the calling of the soul of who our people are now, in the present of today that we may create for the future, a pride of unparalleled understanding, rooted in the solidarity of a great becoming.
We cannot even agree upon the conformity of our Native tongue, spoken by our indigenous forefathers, much less exact for certain, the spiritual traditions of their days.
Far more worthy, is a mutual understanding and love for a peace that is our unity as Puerto Ricans. As Afro Latinos, as Tainos;
AS BORICUAS!! ❤️❤️❤️
We should embrace our people and our diversity. But we should also fly the banner of one people. One love. Of freedom and equality, so that we can transcend prejudice and ignorance...
So that we may enjoy the fruits of Justice. And justice lays within the threshold of our unified soul... And that is in our inherited struggle. The birth rite of our identity as the sons and daughters of our tragically beautiful, story of pain and perseverance. ❤️
Respect and love to the tianos , I’m black I see the strength in the tianos, nobody gave you freedom, you took it! 💪🏽
And that’s so fire 🔥 I’m
❤️
12 tribes ate blk only
@@youngwoo4980 black isnt a race
My grandma was from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 and made it all the way out to Hawaii to work for a sugar plantation and that where she met my grandfather I always think it’s so crazy how similar Hawaii and Puerto Rico are but so far away
It’s not totally about taino… it’s about who the tainos really are which is from the tribe of Ephriam of Israel….
N we are both colonies of USA now.
@@user-yx9ow4ng5h I know rite
@@NEWKINGDOMOFISRAELthis os delusion💀
this makes me cry because my soul confirms it.....i am back home where i belong....i am thankful to my heavenly father things are making sense and this confirms the identity of my people and why we are under so much oppression....ty Yahushua/Yah......
Dios mío, I think about this so much, if you didn’t already know, read the book by Robert Denis called The war against all puertoricans bien profundo
Yeshua
I'm Puerto Rican and was so proud when my DNA results came back with Taino. Our people still live on today. ✊🏽
Which dna test kit you used??
@@_primalpilatesprincess ancestry, it's very detailed
We're definitely something brudda man...
I have a question for you tho...
And before I ask, I just wanna say I come with the utmost respect and with a humble heart.
Would it be so farfetched to say that our people's cultural heritage is rooted within a tragically beautiful struggle of unity and chaos?
That the purity of our native traditions and beliefs, from our Taino blood, were lost within the birth pains of our rise to freedom and independence?
That, who we are as a people now, whether you identify as Taino, Puerto Rican, or afro Latino; who we are today is nothing more than the evolution of our tribe. The unification of our African, Taino and European ancestry...
I think it's unbeneficial for us as Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Cubans, etc. To cling to a strict identity of the native people who were killed and forced to assimilate because of the slavery and oppression handed down by the imperialistic ways of our ancestors...
Because thru over 300 years of forced slavery, the Taino people were arm in arm with our African ancestors.
It is safe to assume, that a bonding and infusion of cultural traditions, beliefs, faith and ultimately; a joining of blood and mind was brought to fruition. Manifesting as the beautifully woven fabric, of the ways of life that we walk in today thru our pride and heritage; the clothing of our hearts.
I think we should focus not on the soul of such a wonderfully fleeting identity, whose ways elude us seductively into a pasture vast, expanding into a grand but unattainable wonder of who we are or could be...
Rather, I believe we should put our hearts and minds upon the calling of the soul of who our people are now, in the present of today that we may create for the future, a pride of unparalleled understanding, rooted in the solidarity of a great becoming.
We cannot even agree upon the conformity of our Native tongue, spoken by our indigenous forefathers, much less exact for certain, the spiritual traditions of their days.
Far more worthy, is a mutual understanding and love for a peace that is our unity as Puerto Ricans. As Afro Latinos, as Tainos;
AS BORICUAS!! ❤️❤️❤️
We should embrace our people and our diversity. But we should also fly the banner of one people. One love. Of freedom and equality, so that we can transcend prejudice and ignorance...
So that we may enjoy the fruits of Justice. And justice lays within the threshold of our unified soul... And that is in our inherited struggle. The birth rite of our identity as the sons and daughters of our tragically beautiful, story of pain and perseverance. ❤️
Nina Luv , Still here ,just like the morning sun .
I thank you for this video! My father is Puerto Rican. I was born and raised in south Mississippi. I look just like my father and have never really fit in here. My father did his ancestry DNA and found we are 23% Taino, 22% West African, and 22% Iberian Peninsula. I tracked us back to the Sephardic Jews of the Iberian Peninsula. My husband and I have been awakened! He is from the tribe of Judah, and I, Ephraim. We learn more every day. All praises to the Most High! Shalom!
I'm half Puerto Rican and I'm the Fifth holder of my name. How I wish some relatives were still alive to ask questions and listen to their stories. Thank you for viewing and for your lovely comment.
Follow what's in your heart!
Katy Perez-Stallworth - Wow, 25% represents a Grandparent. You perfectly represent a Puerto Rican’s admixture: 1/3-Taino, 1/3-African and 1/3-European.
To be of Judah is to be a threat. But I am blessed to hear the good news of how far this line of mines has gone through trials and tribulations we still stand tall.
I thought I was 50 percent Ashkenazi on my Mother's side. Instead I got 38 Jewish percent with 12 percent Iberian, and American admixture columbian, Peruvian and Taino and African.....We do learn more each day. A fascinating puzzle I am trying to decipher
I’m a Taíno of Borinquen,I am proud of my ancestors and they’re story needs to be know
Big facts ‼️‼️
We gotta get rid of the name Puerto Rico
@@pvilla yeah, Borinquen is our lands true name. Not the one the invaders gave it
Puerto Rican are more Taino I am 21% Taino!!!
Just recently found I am 20%
How do you find out
I'm 18% indigenous Puerto rican. 41% European and 41% African.
Mentirosa tienen mas sangre de iberia 🤔
I'm puertorican and it's interesting to know I have Taino blood in my veins
Maybe we can make instinctively rare babies on our Beautiful island of Boriken 😊🤞🏼
Word
The , Squad ,Respect from here in St.Thomas V.I.
We need to move back to our island and help it and our people and wait for our redemption there. qam yasharahla
How can we as Taino descendants claim to be Ephraim ? Or even apart of Israel an the Christian religion .. when
This clearly said the Europeans forced Christianity on the natives and brought thy religion over here in America… our people need to wake up and see the truth . That don’t even make any sense
We're definitely something brudda man...
I have a question for you tho...
And before I ask, I just wanna say I come with the utmost respect and with a humble heart.
Would it be so farfetched to say that our people's cultural heritage is rooted within a tragically beautiful struggle of unity and chaos?
That the purity of our native traditions and beliefs, from our Taino blood, were lost within the birth pains of our rise to freedom and independence?
That, who we are as a people now, whether you identify as Taino, Puerto Rican, or afro Latino; who we are today is nothing more than the evolution of our tribe. The unification of our African, Taino and European ancestry...
I think it's unbeneficial for us as Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Cubans, etc. To cling to a strict identity of the native people who were killed and forced to assimilate because of the slavery and oppression handed down by the imperialistic ways of our ancestors...
Because thru over 300 years of forced slavery, the Taino people were arm in arm with our African ancestors.
It is safe to assume, that a bonding and infusion of cultural traditions, beliefs, faith and ultimately; a joining of blood and mind was brought to fruition. Manifesting as the beautifully woven fabric, of the ways of life that we walk in today thru our pride and heritage; the clothing of our hearts.
I think we should focus not on the soul of such a wonderfully fleeting identity, whose ways elude us seductively into a pasture vast, expanding into a grand but unattainable wonder of who we are or could be...
Rather, I believe we should put our hearts and minds upon the calling of the soul of who our people are now, in the present of today that we may create for the future, a pride of unparalleled understanding, rooted in the solidarity of a great becoming.
We cannot even agree upon the conformity of our Native tongue, spoken by our indigenous forefathers, much less exact for certain, the spiritual traditions of their days.
Far more worthy, is a mutual understanding and love for a peace that is our unity as Puerto Ricans. As Afro Latinos, as Tainos;
AS BORICUAS!! ❤️❤️❤️
We should embrace our people and our diversity. But we should also fly the banner of one people. One love. Of freedom and equality, so that we can transcend prejudice and ignorance...
So that we may enjoy the fruits of Justice. And justice lays within the threshold of our unified soul... And that is in our inherited struggle. The birth rite of our identity as the sons and daughters of our tragically beautiful, story of pain and perseverance. ❤️
@@aaronramosfx9302 Christianity is new testament. I only believe in the old. Read Deuteronomy 28
Soy ciento por ciento Boricua, y la familia de mi Papa son de Moca Puerto Rico en las montañas. Yo también soy del tribu de Efraín. 💪🏼
Borricha in hebro transulacion bravos noble fuerte en Ingles brave
This is bringing tears to my eyes . I'm so emotional right now . I been wanting more of my culture , feeling something is just not complete . And I know this is it . I was born to study this so now I'm in school earning a degree in anthropology because I want to trace this and learn all about it . Those hebrews also settled in parts of the USA mainland too like Florida and upwards .They are trying to deny this and hide it . And people don't wanna recognize it but we are inherently Hebrew .
My son eyes made me know that my Taino lineage is strong .
What was about his eyes that made you realize this?
Puerto Rican & Black 🙌🏽 i just lost my Spanish grandad I’m learning more and it’s fire
❤️❤️❤️
@@ephraimisrael15 probably our native beauty ♥️
This was the tribe of Simeon not so called Puerto Ricans, they are are brothers, Cuba is Manasseh look at the 12 tribe chart, there you will find who is who, it is the fathers seed that tells you where you come from..
Yes I’m Simeon aka Dominican this is true
@@stephanieramirez7667 I seen u comment on another post in these videos. Do you have any info on how I can trace this all back with proof ?
@@daughterofzion9017 Simeon is one of the 12 sons of Jacob who are the Taino Indians & are brethren of Levi (Haiti/Caribs) its literally all in the Bible
@@stephanieramirez7667 Hola hermana much-loved I'm from the tribe of GAD and isscar
@@stephanieramirez7667 I believe you my love Joseph is from the tribe of Joseph do Puerto Ricans in the Cubans are from the tribe of Ephraim and Manasseh
On my Mother's side, we have Taino Indian Princess (Cacique) . We have all our family history recorded. Gracias Abuela. Thank God
Both Taino Men & Women could be Chief, equals.
wow, can you please share
The Taíno women cooked, tended to the needs of the family, their farms and harvested crops. According to Ivonne Figueroa, editor of the "El Boricua: cultural magazine", women who were mothers carried their babies on their backs on a padded board that was secured to the baby's forehead. Women did not dedicate themselves solely to cooking and the art of motherhood; many were also talented artists and made pots, grills, and griddles from river clay by rolling the clay into rope and then layering it to form or shape. Taíno women also carved drawings (petroglyphs) into stone or wood. The Taína's were also WARRIORS and could join the men in battle against the Caribs.
Even though the men were allowed to have more than one wife, most of them didn't. The cacique (tribal chief) was the only person who could afford to sustain multiple wives. It was a great honor for a woman to be married to a cacique. Not only did she enjoy a materially superior lifestyle, but her children were held in high esteem. According to an observation made by doctor Diego Alvarez Chanca, who accompanied Columbus on his second voyage:
"The Taina women made blankets, hammocks, petticoats (Naguas) of cloth and lace. She also weaved baskets. Single women walked around naked while married women wore a Nagua (na·guas), as petticoats were called, to cover their genitals."
The Naguas were a long cotton skirt that the woman made. The native women and girls wore the Naguas without a top. They were representative of each woman's status, the longer the skirt, the higher the woman's status. The villages of the Taínos were known as "Yucayeque" and were ruled by a cacique. When a cacique died, the next in line to become a chief was the oldest son of the sister of the deceased cacique. Some Taíno women became notable caciques (TRIBAL CHIEFS). According to Puerto Rican folklore such was the case of Yuisa (Luisa), a cacica in the region near Loíza, which was later named after her.
In 1514 Spain legalized marriage between the European men & Taíno women, which contributed to many of the Spanish Conquistadores, who were soldiers (that had to provide their own food & shelter) arrived on the island without women, married a native Taína woman, resulting in “mestizo” children. Under Spain’s Caste System, if a Mestiza married a European, the child was considered/returned back to being European.
@@daughterofzion9017 It's not up to me. My mother doesn't even share her photo or families photos. Most of the documents are very personal as they mention blood types and so forth. Maybe I can submit an offer to share with the spanish channel.
@darkeagle I have documents from my mother's side. Old artifacts, and went to a university to share what I could, and that why more information is being presented for Tainos. The information on Tainos is being updated. Yes, there are Taino Princesses.
NO WE'RE STILL HERE !!
We're definitely something brudda man...
I have a question for you tho...
And before I ask, I just wanna say I come with the utmost respect and with a humble heart.
Would it be so farfetched to say that our people's cultural heritage is rooted within a tragically beautiful struggle of unity and chaos?
That the purity of our native traditions and beliefs, from our Taino blood, were lost within the birth pains of our rise to freedom and independence?
That, who we are as a people now, whether you identify as Taino, Puerto Rican, or afro Latino; who we are today is nothing more than the evolution of our tribe. The unification of our African, Taino and European ancestry...
I think it's unbeneficial for us as Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Cubans, etc. To cling to a strict identity of the native people who were killed and forced to assimilate because of the slavery and oppression handed down by the imperialistic ways of our ancestors...
Because thru over 300 years of forced slavery, the Taino people were arm in arm with our African ancestors.
It is safe to assume, that a bonding and infusion of cultural traditions, beliefs, faith and ultimately; a joining of blood and mind was brought to fruition. Manifesting as the beautifully woven fabric, of the ways of life that we walk in today thru our pride and heritage; the clothing of our hearts.
I think we should focus not on the soul of such a wonderfully fleeting identity, whose ways elude us seductively into a pasture vast, expanding into a grand but unattainable wonder of who we are or could be...
Rather, I believe we should put our hearts and minds upon the calling of the soul of who our people are now, in the present of today that we may create for the future, a pride of unparalleled understanding, rooted in the solidarity of a great becoming.
We cannot even agree upon the conformity of our Native tongue, spoken by our indigenous forefathers, much less exact for certain, the spiritual traditions of their days.
Far more worthy, is a mutual understanding and love for a peace that is our unity as Puerto Ricans. As Afro Latinos, as Tainos;
AS BORICUAS!! ❤️❤️❤️
We should embrace our people and our diversity. But we should also fly the banner of one people. One love. Of freedom and equality, so that we can transcend prejudice and ignorance...
So that we may enjoy the fruits of Justice. And justice lays within the threshold of our unified soul... And that is in our inherited struggle. The birth rite of our identity as the sons and daughters of our tragically beautiful, story of pain and perseverance. ❤️
We are as innumerable as the sands of the sea
We're definitely something brudda man...
I have a question for you tho...
And before I ask, I just wanna say I come with the utmost respect and with a humble heart.
Would it be so farfetched to say that our people's cultural heritage is rooted within a tragically beautiful struggle of unity and chaos?
That the purity of our native traditions and beliefs, from our Taino blood, were lost within the birth pains of our rise to freedom and independence?
That, who we are as a people now, whether you identify as Taino, Puerto Rican, or afro Latino; who we are today is nothing more than the evolution of our tribe. The unification of our African, Taino and European ancestry...
I think it's unbeneficial for us as Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Cubans, etc. To cling to a strict identity of the native people who were killed and forced to assimilate because of the slavery and oppression handed down by the imperialistic ways of our ancestors...
Because thru over 300 years of forced slavery, the Taino people were arm in arm with our African ancestors.
It is safe to assume, that a bonding and infusion of cultural traditions, beliefs, faith and ultimately; a joining of blood and mind was brought to fruition. Manifesting as the beautifully woven fabric, of the ways of life that we walk in today thru our pride and heritage; the clothing of our hearts.
I think we should focus not on the soul of such a wonderfully fleeting identity, whose ways elude us seductively into a pasture vast, expanding into a grand but unattainable wonder of who we are or could be...
Rather, I believe we should put our hearts and minds upon the calling of the soul of who our people are now, in the present of today that we may create for the future, a pride of unparalleled understanding, rooted in the solidarity of a great becoming.
We cannot even agree upon the conformity of our Native tongue, spoken by our indigenous forefathers, much less exact for certain, the spiritual traditions of their days.
Far more worthy, is a mutual understanding and love for a peace that is our unity as Puerto Ricans. As Afro Latinos, as Tainos;
AS BORICUAS!! ❤️❤️❤️
We should embrace our people and our diversity. But we should also fly the banner of one people. One love. Of freedom and equality, so that we can transcend prejudice and ignorance...
So that we may enjoy the fruits of Justice. And justice lays within the threshold of our unified soul... And that is in our inherited struggle. The birth rite of our identity as the sons and daughters of a tragically beautiful story of pain... and perseverance.
❤️❤️❤️
This is my tribe!
SHOLAM BROTHERS FROM OUR FAMILY OF ISSACHAR, WE LOVE YOUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS. WE ARE SENDING PRAYERS FOR YOUR LANDS THE ESAUS WELL PAY!!
@smart thinker not at all true. Taino’s originally came from the western culprit of Cuba through the excavation of emigration from the South America hardships. As Spaniard conquerors set out to discover the great northern part of South American the Taino’s then mixed themselves up and dow the Caribbean. When Spain made their embarks towards the farthest southern part of the group of islands was when they conquered Taino men and married Taina’s to therefore introduce what we call a “Mestizo”. Great Britain (Europe) said this was a disgrace to the culture of greater Antilles so they aided and supplied run away Taino’s with African tribe and heritage. They insisted on mixture to rebel against Spaniard colonialism and fled to the southern parts of the Caribbean where it was sought to allow for highly ranked African officials help govern the remaining Taino blood line and mining the British ways. This is way Dominica (not DR/Haiti) & The Virgin Islands have licked up putting “Saint’s” in the names of their provinces. Hence with all said and done I am happy to call you my brother 🙏🏼💯
Tainos were also in Jamaica and the Dominican Republic.. the 12 tribes chart is dookie.
How can we as Taino descendants claim to be Ephraim ? Or even apart of Israel an the Christian religion .. when
This clearly said the Europeans forced Christianity on the natives and brought thy religion over here in America… our people need to wake up and see the truth . That don’t even make any sense
We're definitely something brudda man...
I have a question for you tho...
And before I ask, I just wanna say I come with the utmost respect and with a humble heart.
Would it be so farfetched to say that our people's cultural heritage is rooted within a tragically beautiful struggle of unity and chaos?
That the purity of our native traditions and beliefs, from our Taino blood, were lost within the birth pains of our rise to freedom and independence?
That, who we are as a people now, whether you identify as Taino, Puerto Rican, or afro Latino; who we are today is nothing more than the evolution of our tribe. The unification of our African, Taino and European ancestry...
I think it's unbeneficial for us as Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Cubans, etc. To cling to a strict identity of the native people who were killed and forced to assimilate because of the slavery and oppression handed down by the imperialistic ways of our ancestors...
Because thru over 300 years of forced slavery, the Taino people were arm in arm with our African ancestors.
It is safe to assume, that a bonding and infusion of cultural traditions, beliefs, faith and ultimately; a joining of blood and mind was brought to fruition. Manifesting as the beautifully woven fabric, of the ways of life that we walk in today thru our pride and heritage; the clothing of our hearts.
I think we should focus not on the soul of such a wonderfully fleeting identity, whose ways elude us seductively into a pasture vast, expanding into a grand but unattainable wonder of who we are or could be...
Rather, I believe we should put our hearts and minds upon the calling of the soul of who our people are now, in the present of today that we may create for the future, a pride of unparalleled understanding, rooted in the solidarity of a great becoming.
We cannot even agree upon the conformity of our Native tongue, spoken by our indigenous forefathers, much less exact for certain, the spiritual traditions of their days.
Far more worthy, is a mutual understanding and love for a peace that is our unity as Puerto Ricans. As Afro Latinos, as Tainos;
AS BORICUAS!! ❤️❤️❤️
We should embrace our people and our diversity. But we should also fly the banner of one people. One love. Of freedom and equality, so that we can transcend prejudice and ignorance...
So that we may enjoy the fruits of Justice. And justice lays within the threshold of our unified soul... And that is in our inherited struggle. The birth rite of our identity as the sons and daughters of our tragically beautiful, story of pain and perseverance. ❤️
This was a wonderful video, thank you! Might I add though, that Tainos were also in hispanola (Dominican republic & haiti), cuba, jaimica..This rebellion of Enriquillo takes place in Dominican Repulic...So, I guess if it shows up in the ancestry and blood test then they may have taino ancestry as well..
No the Haitians are from the tribe of Levi, We are Levites, I'm not sure about DR people tho, But Haitians are one of the lost tribes, Are you from DR?
Yes you are right. I’m Dominican & I’m Taino
@@ridge8090 Levi & Simeon are brethren. aka Haiti & DR
@@ridge8090 I wasn’t born in DR but my mom is puertorican and dad is Dominican and born and raised in DR.
@@stephanieramirez7667 hmmm, that’s interesting..thank u!
The island of Hispaniola is today known as Dominican Republic and Haiti not Puerto Rico. El Cibao mountains is the D.R.
We are all of the same divine source. Dont let the islands location divide us.
Awesome truth telling story. But Yes Enrique IS from Kiskeya (DR/HAITI).
Boricua is Puerto Rico. Not dividing just Accuracy. Boricua has there freedom fighter's. But non the less much LOVE TO MY TAÍNOS 💪🏾😍
I love my people and we need a great leader now everyone has them but our people
🇵🇷1💪.#Whethebest.❤❤
You so called Puerto ricans are the tribe of Ephraim and one of the twelve tribes of Isreal! The Lord's true name is Yawahah( who's ignorantly called God) as written in the hebrew language and his son's name , our Likeord and our Savoir Yahawashi ( whos ignorantly called
Jesus). Genesis 48: 19 And his(Joseph) father( Whos was called Jacob was changed to
Isreal) refused , and said , I know it, my son, I know it: he also shall be great: but truly his younger brother shall be greater than he, and his seed shall become a multitude of nations. If you look at recent news in Puerto rico a ton of
hebrew stones was recently discovered there. Read the bible and gain understanding.
I been telling people imma African Indian Jew people can not fathom the comment in itself lol
Thank u tyri sorry i forgot the rest of ur name.but thank u.im from the tribe of EFRAHIM N BORN IN THE ISLAND N RAISED ALL MY LIFE IN CHGO.BUT THEY DONT READ IF THEY DID THEY WOULD SEE WE R NOT HISPANIC,LATIN,OR ANY OF THAT.WE MIGRATED TO OUR ISLAND.OUR PEOPLE R NOT TAINO .THATS A WORD COLUMBUS CALLED US WHICH IS A DESCRIPTIAN NOT A RACE.OUR PEOPLE LIKE ALL ISRAELS CHIDREN FORGOT HIM N THAT IS Y THEY DONT BELIEVE IN OUR CREATOR.YAOHU ULHIM GAVOHA.BUT THEY WERE BEING TAUGHT BY FAKE JEWS.I NOW GET MENTORING OFF MY FCBK ON OUR KORAH READINGS N TRYING TO LEARN OUR HOME LANGUAGE.MY MENTOR IS ALSO A VISIONARY.
@@marthatorres9096 The Chart i got that info from was a lie . In a video called ' Aharayah( He is the one who made the chart) confesses all The 12 tribes of Isreal are Negroes.' Amos 9: 7 confirms it as well. Being honest i was lied to as well by The one west camps saying this chart was the 100% truth.If you cant find it its in my Watch later playlist.
@@jxcshady97 not African that was a false name title most all so called blacks are the original indigenous Indians of america that's truth
Kenny nijitaino you’ve got that one misunderstood. The darker colored skinned beings from the south of the continent whilst the war between the Muslims and enslaved Jews were because of color and of course, slavery. If what you were saying was true, then what’d you have to say about the indigenous Indians that were in Native America, or the different tribes that were Aztec, Maya & Taino’s. Not all Indians came from Africa nor India.
I'm 💯 Puerto Rican this explains alot when I found interest in native culture.
Enriquillo fue taino en Hispaniola, principalmente de la zona sur busquen azua en RD se dice ahi esta enterrado, el sur en RD es la zona donde más adn taino aun queda🥰
Love our real history much love I study 📚 everyday
Tribe doesn't matter , we r all gods children , everywhere , all colors , all kinds , but all tribes cannot b just these , is that not selfish.... arguing its only certain ppl n places , yet we all stem from God, a garden , tree , or serpeant etc -fact ... ;-)
I'm sure getting 2 God n being whole matters most ❤ 💙 💜 🙏 ✝️ all tribes n all gods ppl will unite under God-TRUTH , ISNT THAT MATTERS AT THIS POINT , FAITH , IN god
By the way this is a fire video but this isn’t Puerto Rico this is Dominican Republic. 🇩🇴 shout out to my Dominican brethren.
My ancestors should have not showed mercy on them. It was their doom. And now I have raped blood running thru my veins that I wished wasnt there
You should listen to a song called"RezDreams" by Sten Joddi
We're definitely something brudda man...
I have a question for you tho...
And before I ask, I just wanna say I come with the utmost respect and with a humble heart.
Would it be so farfetched to say that our people's cultural heritage is rooted within a tragically beautiful struggle of unity and chaos?
That the purity of our native traditions and beliefs, from our Taino blood, were lost within the birth pains of our rise to freedom and independence?
That, who we are as a people now, whether you identify as Taino, Puerto Rican, or afro Latino; who we are today is nothing more than the evolution of our tribe. The unification of our African, Taino and European ancestry...
I think it's unbeneficial for us as Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Cubans, etc. To cling to a strict identity of the native people who were killed and forced to assimilate because of the slavery and oppression handed down by the imperialistic ways of our ancestors...
Because thru over 300 years of forced slavery, the Taino people were arm in arm with our African ancestors.
It is safe to assume, that a bonding and infusion of cultural traditions, beliefs, faith and ultimately; a joining of blood and mind was brought to fruition. Manifesting as the beautifully woven fabric, of the ways of life that we walk in today thru our pride and heritage; the clothing of our hearts.
I think we should focus not on the soul of such a wonderfully fleeting identity, whose ways elude us seductively into a pasture vast, expanding into a grand but unattainable wonder of who we are or could be...
Rather, I believe we should put our hearts and minds upon the calling of the soul of who our people are now, in the present of today that we may create for the future, a pride of unparalleled understanding, rooted in the solidarity of a great becoming.
We cannot even agree upon the conformity of our Native tongue, spoken by our indigenous forefathers, much less exact for certain, the spiritual traditions of their days.
Far more worthy, is a mutual understanding and love for a peace that is our unity as Puerto Ricans. As Afro Latinos, as Tainos;
AS BORICUAS!! ❤️❤️❤️
We should embrace our people and our diversity. But we should also fly the banner of one people. One love. Of freedom and equality, so that we can transcend prejudice and ignorance...
So that we may enjoy the fruits of Justice. And justice lays within the threshold of our unified soul... And that is in our inherited struggle. The birth rite of our identity as the sons and daughters of our tragically beautiful, story of pain and perseverance. ❤️
Ever since Covid I am discovering a lot of darkness my ancestors went through. We are here and what we can do is pray for our ancestors and send them love and healing from the present. My Jewish ancestors, my grandfather's family, were shot in a mass grave at Babi Yar by the Nazis and my Taino ancestors were brutalized by Spanish ancestors. It is a very ugly picture of the human race, but we must be warriors and redeem our ancestors and be proud of their courage and keep it alive for the sake of this planet....I am so sorry
Im lost in translation all of this happen in La española home loans of Taíno’s in the Dominican Republic not Puerto Rico
PRcans dont have this descripción of tainos, so they take ours😅 Anacaona , enriquillo were taino warriors from DR
@@gracecandelaria406 lmao take while yall come to My island on boats
Well… dna says otherwise.
All humans are ‘children of god’ , valuable, precious, beautiful and beloved in the eyes of god. That doesn’t = all these suffering people are ‘Israelites’. It’s such bs. Identity history and heritage exists without having to resort to the Israelite conspiracy theory. Many many nations have been enslaved en mass oppressed murdered and abused. Take inspiration from the freedom narrative of the Israelites but you don’t need to resort to conspiracy theories.
I'm 13.8% Native American and 62% from Spain...Sevilla/Canary Islands
We're definitely something brudda man...
I have a question for you tho...
And before I ask, I just wanna say I come with the utmost respect and with a humble heart.
Would it be so farfetched to say that our people's cultural heritage is rooted within a tragically beautiful struggle of unity and chaos?
That the purity of our native traditions and beliefs, from our Taino blood, were lost within the birth pains of our rise to freedom and independence?
That, who we are as a people now, whether you identify as Taino, Puerto Rican, or afro Latino; who we are today is nothing more than the evolution of our tribe. The unification of our African, Taino and European ancestry...
I think it's unbeneficial for us as Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Cubans, etc. To cling to a strict identity of the native people who were killed and forced to assimilate because of the slavery and oppression handed down by the imperialistic ways of our ancestors...
Because thru over 300 years of forced slavery, the Taino people were arm in arm with our African ancestors.
It is safe to assume, that a bonding and infusion of cultural traditions, beliefs, faith and ultimately; a joining of blood and mind was brought to fruition. Manifesting as the beautifully woven fabric, of the ways of life that we walk in today thru our pride and heritage; the clothing of our hearts.
I think we should focus not on the soul of such a wonderfully fleeting identity, whose ways elude us seductively into a pasture vast, expanding into a grand but unattainable wonder of who we are or could be...
Rather, I believe we should put our hearts and minds upon the calling of the soul of who our people are now, in the present of today that we may create for the future, a pride of unparalleled understanding, rooted in the solidarity of a great becoming.
We cannot even agree upon the conformity of our Native tongue, spoken by our indigenous forefathers, much less exact for certain, the spiritual traditions of their days.
Far more worthy, is a mutual understanding and love for a peace that is our unity as Puerto Ricans. As Afro Latinos, as Tainos;
AS BORICUAS!! ❤️❤️❤️
We should embrace our people and our diversity. But we should also fly the banner of one people. One love. Of freedom and equality, so that we can transcend prejudice and ignorance...
So that we may enjoy the fruits of Justice. And justice lays within the threshold of our unified soul... And that is in our inherited struggle. The birth rite of our identity as the sons and daughters of our tragically beautiful, story of pain and perseverance. ❤️
My grandmother last name is Ephraim they are very well-documented in the United States. This has been their family name since time immemorial, it has never changed throughout history. I see a lot of people making bogus claims on things they cannot prove through their family ancestral bloodline. Wow
Could u elaborate more on your family lineage ? I’m trying to learn more and understand for myself ..
Brothers and sisters we are waking up long live the tribe of Joseph Efraín Manassas and long live the 12 ancient tribes of Israel will be home soon brothers and sisters much love to Our Father Abraham Isaac and Jacob that his name was turn into Israel and respect to our king Yeshua me your brother from the tribe of GAD and isscar
Taíno Daka 🇵🇷🥰💫
The first part of this video/story made me cry, and sad and think, I never learned about this.
Dominicans and haitions are also ephriams because hispañola was part of the taino classicos which they were brothers
You don't know history. Hispaniola were taino until evil esau took tribe levi to 🇭🇹
@herek campos it is said to date that Haiti and DR are the least percentages to have Taino blood in them. But yes Espanola-Puerto Rico (Boriken) were the Classic Taino’s who fled from native tribes of South America
America is a joke now you might have a little bit of contrary belief there buddy
When they say Ephraim it means all Northern Tribes of Israel meaning we all the same people no matter what Island we at so let us unite and never allow petty things keep us divided like they want for we are TMH God's chosen
How can we as Taino descendants claim to be Ephraim ? Or even apart of Israel an the Christian religion .. when
This clearly said the Europeans forced Christianity on the natives and brought thy religion over here in America… our people need to wake up and see the truth . That don’t even make any sense
Taino weren’t Hebrew
@@johnnypacheco3491 Obviously you don't know your history, and if you do please tell me how they got to the island of Puerto Rico? How did the Hebrew stone get on the island, if everyone came from the East then they had to travel to this side of the world, you have to connect the dots with bible and history and not just assume that Taino's are not Hebrews. I did my research and traced all who came from the East to the West side of this world. And if you feel like you are not Chosen by TMH God then you are not from the Tribe of Ephraim, we are who our fathers are, was your father a Spaniard? Because Boricua means brave lords, Boricua is a Hebrew word. Hope this helps you.
@@ephraimisrael15 once again taino Arawak we’re not Hebrew shit been debunked
@@ephraimisrael15 you’re bringing up the Bible the same foreign belief that try to wipe us out so disrespectful to our ancestors
The jouney of efrahim from israel
They not teach this in school I wonder why
Our ancestors are NOT part of the "12 tribes"
APTTMH YAH ❤
The Sapanish language along with Christianity was FORCED ON THE TAINOS
Christopher Columbus was looking for the 10 lost tribes if Israel. He found the TRIBE OF EPHRAIM IN P.R...
WE ARE THE PEOPLE GOD WAS TALKING ABOUT IN THE BIBLE!!
Christopher Columbus traveled with an interpreter.. guess what language he interpreted?
HEBREW!! And there are caves where Hebrew art work and letters were found..
If u accepted WHITE JESUS U LIVED.. IF NOT TAINOS WAS BURNED AT THE STAKE.. HORRIBLE TORTURE WAS DISHED OUT.. Pregnant woman had their babies cut out their stomach.. fed their babies to their dogs.. turned the little boys into HARLOTS.. PLEASE READ THE FLAMES OF RESISTENCE BOOK..
IT WILL BLOW YOUR MIND!! A REAL EYE OPENER!!
He mad racist calling them “gorillas”
How can we as Taino descendants claim to be Ephraim ? Or even apart of Israel an the Christian religion .. when
This clearly said the Europeans forced Christianity on the natives and brought thy religion over here in America… our people need to wake up and see the truth . That don’t even make any sense
Our people came from the East where everything started and the people were black skin and the question here is how our people get over here which you could read it in the Apocrypha 2 Esdras 13:40-48 even in the movie Conquest of Paradise Columbus used the Apocrypha to find the islands and the rest of this side of the world. You have to connect the dots using the bible and the history books to understand this or you will never get it and yes the Spaniards forced their religion on our people, we never had religion we had the laws given to Moses by The Most High God and since we broke those commandments then since we are his chosen he cursed us up to this very day until we repent. Up to you to believe or refuse his laws. Read and do the research and pray TMH god will guide you for any questions you have as I did and yes I am from the tribe of Ephraim and not Port of Riches which means Puerto Rico and Boricua is a Hebrew word meaning Brave Lords.
@@ephraimisrael9825 bro we was already here in America …
@@ephraimisrael9825 hence native Americans …. We are the arawak people , from the Taino tribe
@@ephraimisrael9825 nobody founded America … we was already here
@@ephraimisrael9825 your taking scriptures and referencing out of their books .. of course it’s going to support their timeline and HIS-Story … all the information given by our oppressors …
People just have no patience to learn.
Tiano are good people
Ps , dead went2the top of the tree
They put chicken on house of bread , a house of crow etc 🙏
This is the tribe of Simeon who is brethren to Levi aka Haiti & DR (Simeon).
tianio was in other Island Jamaica
Music ruined it.
Read jeremiah 32-34 to see more of our history our father is Jacob who name was changed to Israel. We are the israrlites God's chosen ppl. And our God looks like us not our captives
Hebrews Israelites borricha means braves in Hebrew noble's epriham Mexican have Issachar bloodlines Israelites 12 tribes Issachar is last tribe epriham sounds like Raheem Spanish Reimundo
Boriqua doesn't mean anything in Hebrew
It’s means Brave
We are not a jewish tribe
This is not about Ephraim this would be about one of the brothers from the Tribe of Simeon the so called dominicans
There r 12 tribes of Israel.
How can we as Taino descendants claim to be Ephraim ? Or even apart of Israel an the Christian religion .. when
This clearly said the Europeans forced Christianity on the natives and brought thy religion over here in America… our people need to wake up and see the truth . That don’t even make any sense
Migration.the hebrews of biblical days were a nomadic people.they lived from one place to another.they were tent dwellers.there is no shame in being a taino.but that is not what they were .they were one tribe that of hebrews from the ephahim..they migrated from Israel toamericas after going further up then down.our ancestors were very first native Americans hundreds of yrs before the indians.400 I think n then they made it to Mexico. Then to the place where the Mayan were then to central America n across to s. America to the south America n up to Bogota Columbia before canoing to our BORINQUEN.NOT PUERTO RICO.THAT JUST WHAT COLUMBUS THE INVADER CALLED IT...RICH PORT CAUSE OF ALL THE RICHES THERE.AS FOR TAINOS THAT WAS A DESCRIPTION OF OUR WAYS STRONG FRIENDLY GOOD GENEROUS PEOPLE.WHEN COLUMBUS STOLE SLAVES THEY HAS SOME TAINOS TOO N TOOK THEM TO SPAIN .HE HAD ONE ON BOARD WITH HIM N WHEN HE SAW THE NATIVES ,EECOGNIZED THEM AS HIS PEOPLE N YELLED TO HIM THEY R TAINO. NOT TAINOS.COLUMBUS BEING STUPI AS HE WAS THOUGHT THAT THE PEOPLES TRIBAL NAME..THEY STARTED CALLING THEMSELVES TAINOS.THED BEEN MIGRATING SO LONG THOUSANDS OF YRS THEYED FORGOTTEN THEIR CREATOR ..YAOHU UL HIM BUT THEY MADE IT UP AGAIN BUT NOT QUITE THE SAME..AS THEYVE DONE FROM THE BEGINNING ,THEY TURNED THEIR BKS ON YAOHU.SO THEY WERE PUNISHED..BUT OUR LORD PROMISED HE WOULD FORGIVE THEM CAUSE WE AS R SO MANY ISREALITES HIS CHILDREN N HIS CHOSEN ONES.HE WILL BRING US HOME WHEN THE END COMES..I H ave my DNA PAPERS N MY TRUE BIBLE N SOON MY TORAH. N GO TO THE MUSEUM IN OUR ISLAND N FIND THE TRUTH AS IVE SAID IT IN THE BK N LETTERS N UA-cam N KN ITS ALL TRU.ONCE WE LEFT YRS LTR N.AMER.THEN NATIVE AMER INDIANS CAME N SETTLED THERE.THERES SO MUCH TO LEARN.MY BORIQUEÑOS.GO LEARN READ N SEARCH FOR UR ANCESTORS 'S ANCESTORS.N EXCEPT WHO U REALLY R.IAM HEBREW BORINQUEÑA N TRULY PROUD.BY THE WAY ,EPHRAHIM WAS THE GRTGRDSON OF JOSEPH WHO BECAME THE STEP FATHER OF OUR MASSIAH YAOHUSHUA. HIS MOTHER MARY WAS ALSO BORN OF THAT TRIBE.HOW AMAZING IS THAT.
@@marthatorres9096 this makes no sense whatsoever.....
Nope taino has nothing to do wit the bible 12 tribes nonsense
How did the tainos ,efrahim tribe get to the islands from israel?
@Thomas Johnson yes our ancestors were tribe of efrahim from ISRAEL.the 12 tribes scattered n there r tribes all over the world.4 corners.im 72 n kn my heritage on migration.n my DNA checked.hebrews were not white.u obviously not learned in the bible or our koran.in actual lang
Age of our MESSAIAH.read or go to the true Israel s.before u speak on others.shabat shalom.
@@marthatorres9096 How can we as Taino descendants claim to be Ephraim ? Or even apart of Israel an the Christian religion .. when
This clearly said the Europeans forced Christianity on the natives and brought thy religion over here in America… our people need to wake up and see the truth . That don’t even make any sense
We're definitely something brudda man...
I have a question for you tho...
And before I ask, I just wanna say I come with the utmost respect and with a humble heart.
Would it be so farfetched to say that our people's cultural heritage is rooted within a tragically beautiful struggle of unity and chaos?
That the purity of our native traditions and beliefs, from our Taino blood, were lost within the birth pains of our rise to freedom and independence?
That, who we are as a people now, whether you identify as Taino, Puerto Rican, or afro Latino; who we are today is nothing more than the evolution of our tribe. The unification of our African, Taino and European ancestry...
I think it's unbeneficial for us as Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Cubans, etc. To cling to a strict identity of the native people who were killed and forced to assimilate because of the slavery and oppression handed down by the imperialistic ways of our ancestors...
Because thru over 300 years of forced slavery, the Taino people were arm in arm with our African ancestors.
It is safe to assume, that a bonding and infusion of cultural traditions, beliefs, faith and ultimately; a joining of blood and mind was brought to fruition. Manifesting as the beautifully woven fabric, of the ways of life that we walk in today thru our pride and heritage; the clothing of our hearts.
I think we should focus not on the soul of such a wonderfully fleeting identity, whose ways elude us seductively into a pasture vast, expanding into a grand but unattainable wonder of who we are or could be...
Rather, I believe we should put our hearts and minds upon the calling of the soul of who our people are now, in the present of today that we may create for the future, a pride of unparalleled understanding, rooted in the solidarity of a great becoming.
We cannot even agree upon the conformity of our Native tongue, spoken by our indigenous forefathers, much less exact for certain, the spiritual traditions of their days.
Far more worthy, is a mutual understanding and love for a peace that is our unity as Puerto Ricans. As Afro Latinos, as Tainos;
AS BORICUAS!! ❤️❤️❤️
We should embrace our people and our diversity. But we should also fly the banner of one people. One love. Of freedom and equality, so that we can transcend prejudice and ignorance...
So that we may enjoy the fruits of Justice. And justice lays within the threshold of our unified soul... And that is in our inherited struggle. The birth rite of our identity as the sons and daughters of our tragically beautiful, story of pain and perseverance. ❤️
Tainos Afrique du Nord maghrébin berbère
Taino North African? Taino are from the Caribbean not Africa js
Eso es mentira 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
I am Taino and from the tribe of Israel
no you are not..its in your mind
@@Ο_Θετικός lol...I like you...
@@mamaosaazul9762 Have you every SEEN a true Israeli?:) Not the new kind of mix though....You have NOTHING IN COMMON....You are better
@@Ο_Θετικός awww, how sweet of you ... But... I am an ugly version of that mixture. Now do not get me wrong, I am happy abd love myself... but because of that mixture I am unique . and you are a darling.
@@mamaosaazul9762 you have no uglyness...You speak like a true Latino,indeed you are unique and you shoud always love yourself an those around you!
We r all gods children regardless ❤ 💙 💜
What a joke!
Taino weren’t Hebrew nor moors cut that nonsense out
That’s my middle name 😤gave me a whole new purpose