Yes. Now tell you people to stop acting like your culture is unique. This is a human culture. All respect to your people, but American ingenious people act like they won some genetic lottery...

That's because they are your ancestors, that crossed from Siberia to North America during the ice age. And why all natives for the most part like myself, Eastern Band of Cherokee NC have a very small trace of sami Asian DNA, and why our rituals are so similar, and symbols, I have the Cherokee blood of my mom, and mostly germanic Europe and Irish, Baltic, Swedish, Norwegian father. The most dominant 3 is 45% north America north america indigenous, 35% Germanic Europe, 19% Irish. And small traces of Eastern Russia indigenous people, and Asian.

Probably because the Shakta tradition derived from older hindu traditions that preceeded those of the vedas, wich means they are of an even older pre-historic origin. They were eventually ""assimilated"" into the more mainstream forms of worship once the upanishads were written down. Most shakta practices originated in the south and from dravidian traditions, rather than indo-arian traditions. If I am not mistaken.

These are people from the Sami culture. They aren’t new age. All of their practices are true and original to their heritage. They’ve lived in norther Scandinavia and northwest Russia for hundreds and hundreds of years. (Maybe even thousands)

The sámi have been around for thousands of years. This is ancient culture.

@@magnusbekkestad On the contrary. As Sweden, Norway and Finland forced their sámi population into Christianity, Russia have remained to keep the culture and traditions intact because there wasn't enough sámi people to make a bigger difference for the whole country. Hence they do get to learn their ancient history yet today. And luckily for us we get to participate in something that was lost in our culture.

@@magnusbekkestad Jodå. Det finns några kvar.

Obviously he's referring to these white folks trying to culturally appropriate.

As Estonian immediately recognized similarity for whats used as traditional children toy, made of pig (digits?)bone and called as "Vurr", for the sound it makes. facebook.com/teemekooslastega/videos/vastlavurr/1529319897078375/

Just eat dried caps of Amanita Muscaria. Once cured they are relatively harmless.

@@ChristopherVossArt I really don't want to risk it with Amanita Muscaria. I'll simmer it in wine or drink the reindeer piss.

We might be related then cause I just found out I come from a long line of Sami people. All sami from the 1600 to 1800

If you search 'Viking stones of shame' in google, the site which comes up as nr 2 contains pictures of the Big Hammar stone. The stone shows a shamanic initiation which starts up to the right and goes downwards in a snake like pattern. The first section shows a root and a woman standing surrounded by two warriors, which I believe symbolizes the effects of the root. Section nr2 shows shamanic drumming. Do you know what kind of root/plants shamans use/used during initiations?

you all probably dont give a shit but does any of you know a method to get back into an Instagram account..? I stupidly forgot the login password. I appreciate any tricks you can offer me.

@Gregory Abraham Instablaster ;)

@Zev Karter i really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process now. Takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.

@Zev Karter it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D Thanks so much you really help me out!

and if this is traditional european- do you think white buffalo calf woman was european?

They are Sami dumb ass. Not Lakota

thankyou!

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Thank you for your kind response. Greetings from the Arctic. we are part Sami, as in the North we have at least 3 base cultures mixed together; Sami, Kven and Norse (scandinavian) What we do, and did here, is showing one of the oldest ways of communication. We sing/sound the room, the audience. It is never the same, even if we sing a "traditional" tune, it'll change depending on who's cocreating in the audience and the surroundings. <3