I miss my dad too :(

That is very nice to have the old people in your spirit, remember that, for this is very special amongst the peoples of this world.

Cheryl Kee ÅÅÅMÆÑ @ blessings sisters & brothers...

I love this song so bad. Can you let me have the words and the meaning of this song, please? I would be very glad. Thank you!

Cheryl Kee awwww same

Shaandiini no no

Shaandiini that’s a. Beautiful memory.

I know you posted your reply a year ago........... But I wanted to thank you for sharing your story. So touching.

Beauty goes with him

It's a very beautiful story

So beautiful and moving. I am so grateful to get the possibility to listen to this song! Is it possible to get a translation or an idea about the text? Greetings from my heart from germany.

As a full blooded Navajo as well, I hope so someday perfect my language and pass it down to my children

Sing a song like this. Song means; Go in the bright daylight, in the bright daylight (repeat 4 times). The sun is awake now, look! Welcome! wake up and see light. It quietly comes out and makes all visible. Go when the sun rises so that you can see everything . Go in the bright daylight, in the bright daylight (repeat 2 times). The sun comes out here, the sun comes out here, the sun comes out here... the sunlight comes out during the daytime. Light comes from within... (Repeat 3times) "Navajo" means ; look at me(please)

Very important!!🤍💙💛🖤

Not Navajo but I love the language and am learning it. May you have a strong journey and be successful. 😊

❤

may you all have the blessings from the great spirit above

what kind of seed they use for the morning ceremony to bless, can you reply please, i am fascinated by native american culture,

Paranoid... Blessings to you.... silent prayer

I'm fluent I know how to speak navajo

LyAnne Jim do you still have your dad?

Don’t girls sing this at kinaalda with the medicine man

my it be in his tradition

LyAnne Jim: You are truly blessed.

LyAnne Jim thats amazing.....I wish I cod wake up like that....bet it was sweet

David Marbain awesome

Am En E!

That is so awesome!

David Marbain I thought I was tripping I saw Hands surrounded by pure white light while meditating to this. 😢💛

I grew up a warriors daughter

❤I always feel that We're all Related somewhere in our generation. Have a blissful day, Journey on with your head up.😊✨️

@@temp8950 ♥️

Chas Rae Ya' a't' e'e'h

Hózhó naaná.

Heidi Sand thank you! I know I will! And keep it going for many more centuries to come! Also Hello from America!

Tao taao qanitu Banua thank you salamat

Chas Rae cool i do that to

Exactly meant to be for you to listen and understand the true feelings of these songs. These songs dont lie and u can't ignore it's pure message.

StrangeAngel7 I do so agree! I wish I had been brought up this way! I’m adopted...I don’t know much of where I came from. No blood relatives do I know.

Cynthia Ennis you are blessed, because now we're all your family 💞

Radha De Vries thank you, you are a very sweet soul! ♥️

What is it about? So calming it took me to another peaceful place.

Will What tribe?

same. I’m proud to be Afro-Indigenous.

Are you an enrolled member

⁠@@aukua5512he might be Mexican. For me it was a long process asking family for names dates and stories. My dads side was easy being from south Texas the missions kept good records. Although washed out in terms of keeping culture. My last name was one of the surnames givin to the tlaxcaltecas to settle northern Mexico and south Texas. And forced into slavery by the Spanish. For my moms side they’re from northern chihuahua. Some blue eyes and some “mestizo” and some “prieto/Indio” this was the hardest to find records on but we still are around casas grandes and Janos and have been since the 1800s. Before then the records stop. Leading just on assumptions. It was told we were tarahumara but I have none stating so. Only coyotero/yndio, in Janos.. which were Apache. I have taken it upon my self to learn Nahuatl but that didn’t satisfy me. Every mexican and their dads claim Aztec decent. Now I’m on the path to learn more about the Apache. White mountain and Chiricahua as they were both in northern chihuahua where my family has been. But it seems difficult to reconnect but I’m still trying lol

❤️👍

Youre blessing the dirt and thanking the dirt for the dirt?

I listen this son early every morning.

I heard about this. My uncle went up there one yr. Was very shocked to hear Natives speaking straight Navajo. He came home to us and told us. We were shocked too. So good to know we hav brothers and sisters there n Canada.

We are dine. Also. Come to the Navajo nation fair in Sept. Navajo word from spanish language.

cousin! 100% Dine' here. Blessings.

Through our first clan ii'ni'£igaii (white lightning) we are relatives @42022coop. We are a few among many dine' who's clan starts with this. Glad im one of them

My mom preached in navajos. She learned their language. He's gone now. My dog is really ill. Will someone pray.

What's the native name for that land?

I'm 100% native American 0% African much love 💯

Your majority African.

kat_1999 that makes me miss shi great grandma

I relate as well. I live in my Phoenix but I was raised on the rez and I wish deeply that I could go back as a child. Living there and learning the language and way of life filled me with a newfound wisdom that won't leave me

I feel the same. Your people had it right from the very beginning.

Patricia Powless-Bradley is half Navajo I think

I appreciate you recognizing your heritage and liking this chant,I do to,but we are not native Americans we are of the nations of our ancestors

Patricia Powless-Bradley I’m a full blooded Navajo

Last names don't establish genetic heritage: Many First Nations people were fostered or adopted and forced to take white names. Some chose to take their fathers first names, just as the first ANDERSONS AND ANDERSENS, THOMPSONS, JACKSONS, etc. in England, Scotland, and Scandinavia. If your Great-great grandfather was white, and you descended from his son, grandson, great grandson, and great-grandson, but all the females were Lakota, you would be 15/16th Lakota, but g have your great, great grandfather's white name. Your mitochondrial DNA is passed ONLY through the maternal line. My Irish ancestors were also forbidden to speak their own language or have most civil rights under English occupation that began before the English took their "Irish Plantation" system to the New World. The more I learn about my own ethnic heritage, the more empathy I have for the First Nations. Thank you for sharing this blessed song.

Yeahhhh... hahaha lol .. half breeds .. so can u get our Jokes ..

Wow thank you for translating! If feels better being able to read it and learn it. I've been listening by ear for a while now but have been missing the words totally. Thanks again!!

+Silver Nez Perry I am trying to learn the navajo language. Could you tell me what each line means?

+A.B. used Holt I am also trying to teach my children

+A.B. used Holt prayer when I play it . We get our own feelings from it. Only I would like to know what it means.

+Silver Nez Perry THANK YOU for this written ~ this is my alarm and I hear it every morning...

Signed up for a native church and do Ayahuasca they're legal here. Or learn the toltec apprenticeship book of Carlos Castaneda and Don Miguel Ruiz I am positive they will help.

Fond memories of my late father , r.i.p.,🌹these I cherish so much, all the memories of the family 🌸

So this one a waking up song?

i hope you return to the land of your spirit

@@steveboy7302 sorry, I'm Navajo. You cannot do anything about it. I love my blood.

@@steveboy7302 I think the natives who keep denying the spirit In others because of the skin are the ones who aren’t real navajos

Awesome!!

I hope you make it to the four corners

Poly is a "native" ppls, "native american" is an englishmens term👍🏾. Tainoti cousin👋

@@jikenx9264 .. Thank you for your wise words I am a Native of New Zealand and all Natives of Turtle Island and Canada are our Relatives Kia ora [Ya at eeh] (O'siyo wago wado) A'ho [Ngati Porou Nation New Zealand]

@@splash5150izy how did you know the native american language bro im from aotearoa as well

@@steveboy7302 .. Like all People whom are interested in a Particular Subject I Googled it- Plus an Apache Woman from Texas I am a Facebook Friend with Told Me her Greeting (Ya Ta Say) and I Told her Mine Kia Ora- Also I have Ancestral Connections to the Navajo-Hopi Nations of North Western Arizona and learned some of their language by Google and Video's like this one- Tena koe e hoa ma- Mitakuye Oyasin- A'ho [Ngati Porou Nation Ki Te Rohe O Te Tairawhiti O Aotearoa]

We are all related I'm native american and see islanders as native people as well Maori and we all have suffered the same we have all overcome and what ever the world has thrown at us

This picture truly reveals it. I saw clouds a few weeks ago at sunrise with gold rim bubbles coming from them. They were in groups like family groups. I am 4th generation Indian blood, don't know tribe, yet know they came out of Israel & were guided by sun, moon, star nature signs led by Spirit.

The natives from both South and North America have similar words in the tongues that are Hebrew origin. There are stories in South America that is similar to the 40 years of wandering. The archeology in these to continents is only at the surface. Look how similar the Mayan pyramid is the the Egyptian. Personally I think the Christian sacrament and the taking if the corn pollen has similarities. Genesis talks about the Giants being offering of human females and fallen angels. They also were cannibals. Similar to the red headed giants who were cannibals that are recorded by tribes in North America.

Nizonie

Nizonie 👍

Is this a translation of the song?

Same

I'm happy that i'm Navajo

Do you know of any real medicine people who are healers? I want to learn from them so much

I am full blood apache kickapoo native american much love I see the similarities in our langauge I come from the chiricahua mescalero nations

So you dismiss the navajo that aren't full blood? The ones who became mixed because they were taken from their homeland? How very petty of you. You must have had bad elders that taught you such an ignorant perspective or you are a bad native who did not listen. And everyone wonders why their people have not risen from their isolated existence.

I’m Alaskan Native not full though

if u are mexican or mexican descendant (non white) then the feeling is the mutuality we have with Native american, when u hear this its makes u feel distant, as if u are lost, and a feeling nostalgic. If u are mexican or other latino then u only feel that because there is a uncut connection which u have been cut from, our race walked from norther asia, and our ancestors stayed along today's Alaska, Canada, USA, then more of us went further down into Mexico, Central America, and South America, a peaceful race who understood the importance of coexisting with mother earth, until the god of the cross invaded.

+BlueMoonLightDreams i agree with you. i enjoy listening to this music. makes me feel peaceful.

At one time there were People who came up from South america into the 4-Corners area and brought with them the Teachings that were untainted by the blood-letting. They called themselves the Flower Soldiers. An excellent book by a Cheyenne man, "Lightningbolt" speaks autobiographically of being taught by one of the last remaining Teachers. It is out of print but can be bought used on Amazon. It will help you feel less 'cut'.

@@williamgray7130 unfortunately I saw this comment too late, no such book is available on Amazon through my search. Is it titled, "Flower Soldiers" by Lighteningbolt?

Duo lingo!

Well said, my bro :)

I am an Irish-American (Irish - American Boomer, really. Thank you for posting this beautiful prayer. I so appreciate the Dine concept of the Beauty Path. I pray that our society will soon be influenced by its wisdom & humanity.

Da'an'zho I'm 100 💯% native american apache of texas much love 🕵🏾‍♀️💎🤜🏾🤛🏾

Awesome

I find so beautiful this kind of mix in America ❤🙏🏻

I too am part Dinè and just started learning the language and teachings thank you to my lady she knows Dinè

BEAUTIFUL💜💙❤💚💜

so is it just a cornmeal, i thought was some kind of seed

Chri Hey Albuquerque here.

Hey Chris I'm from Albuquerque

Fortuna Giustino ... not just corn meal. There are stories untold.

*****

God bless the krazie ones haha

Nicole Charley awesome