Deeply saddened by the passing of such a paramount priest. His passing has induced a crater so vast that it seems impossible it could ever be filled. He was one of the last living masters who held the titanic weight of our ancient tradition and splendid tribal heritage. Of the many great priests in our community, he was undoubtedly the greatest. The manner in which he recited the sacred shamanic chanting was not just profoundly distinct but also a magnificent sight to behold. Watching him was always a soul-awakening experience, for his mastery of the ancient practice never failed to thunder a bolt of inspiration. Ergo, with the utmost sincerity, I bid my respect and extend my condolences. May he rest in peace. And I can't help but thank you, Mr. Nilling, for having captured the man practicing his craft. It's all thanks to you that we got the chance to see the depth of our rich tradition. Such footage is immeasurable, especially in these days where tribal culture is declining fast. Your videos about the beauty of Tagin culture are equivalent to a bag of gold.