Idk y but every time I hear a eagle whistle I get very emotional. Idk why but it really hits me. I get very emotional. And it's like I zone out and think of my sis & all my family who passed on. I'm still searching for the answer why I do that. As soon I hear it I find myself praying.

This woman must be riding a space swiming> dolphin army to Mars, wearing a pink cowboy hat, and while playing a sitar with all her 4 arms and hands by now.....

Tent shaking is the vary last resort to a major issue Last real documented tent shaking ceremonies happened long ago, and the "higher beings" were called on due to a famine, and the spirits were so angry they wanted to kill them, but only shamed them, but after they were calmed did they agree to help. But warned ⚠️ "Only if it's end of the world" should they be called agian....if you believe in that stuff 😮

keabewiindamashin wegagii wendamayin - tell me more about this/it

because sharing is good.

Short, sweet and brilliant. Grandmothers know best.

Can somebody tell me the real reason? This is a fun story, but it was probably made up before science took over.

how many times can you blow an eagle whistle at a powwow

Omg this is the reason.

Who are all these people saying they BOUGHT one? The hell? They're only to be gifted to specific people during specific ceremonies. Y'all need to go give them up to Elders and make amends.

this is just what I was told, but I heard that along time ago men were given the drum so they could feel the heartbeat and be closer to the earth and women already have that power inside them. I also heard it wasnt just a gift, there was an understanding that men had certain responsibilities to uphold in order to be able to keep the privilege of having the drum, namely respecting and protecting women. that is just what I heard tho

That's awesome! I don't do it as often... being Ojibway myself I thought it was just something we just did bc our hands were busy 😂 thanks for sharing

Miigwech, Ookomis

Miigwech. For our Elders.

Many outsiders think all native are the same... This is not good. All tribe and clans have many differences. It is not bad or good. It is the way to the Creator.

My mother. Still alive at 88 years. Said never point. It harms the spirit. Point with your mouth for respect. Many nations have many traditions. All are correct for your region.

She mens ,a whistle made with eagle bone or a whistle that make the eagle in nature ?

Blessings sacred sister I am truly honoured to listen to you...wopila.

I love hearing stories from elders. I don’t have my grandparents, so I can’t ask stuff 😕

Aniin. I'm Ojibway and I found this very helpful. I didn't have an amniocentesis or other medical procedures during my pregnancy, yet my daughter was born with a scar on her chin. Miigwetch.

This lady is clueless. THIS IS NOT WHAT THEY MEAN AT ALL. They mean 1 thing. Not many things. They represent the 4 changing colors of the sacred buffalo calf that was sent to us by our prophet the white Buffalo calf woman. During first contact the churches couldn't accept this meaning and paid many elders wampam to tell lies or forced them to change the culture so alot of these natives today in the cities have it wrong today. For those of us who listen to our elders in the wild that never signed treaties.... we know that this means our 4 world's coming and going and we wear turquoise and silver because we know where we're going when we die. Stop listening to these lies! The undoing of culture destruction and healing only starts when you know the truth. That means resurrecting our beliefs.... not just digging up old Graves and creating division and fostering hate as your child! That's an illness so stop spreading it! Stop parading my people around like a circus!!! This phsycological warfare on my people has never stopped since 1763 and the sheeps just keep soaking it up like sponges with no insides

She gave me my spirit name

She so legitimately

The windigo is fake because It’s caused when a person is a cannibal and real cannibals are not the windigo

I lived with the Ojibwa in Cat Lake and Slate Falls, Ont. for a couple of years. It brings back great memories. They often pointed with their lips. Bōshō Anishinabe

Difficult to reply to such a question and express feelings as these are very personal sentiments but I fully understood in my heart what this lady tried to convey to us. Spirituality is so hard to put into words. Rest in peace, Dear Sister, may your eagle feather follow you always💕🌺🙏

I smiled...."I used to put a whole neck in the roaster"......that is what I do....Neck makes really good roast.....but the bet part....after the neck is cooked, take all the good meat off to make burritos, then all the tendons, bone, etc....boil to make soup stock....

Hi Jason and Nancy. Thank you for your channel. I love learning about my heritage from you! You are great teachers!

Thanks! Love it!

anything done from respect is good I think. I am not native but am fascinated by the culture and want to learn more. I hope that does not come out wrong. Much love. Also where are the Ojibwe from?

It's too late. They invoked him and he's happy nobody believes in him

I am really really wish the lady who spoke on this video about caring for eagle feathers would contact me I am a blind white person but I very much enjoy Native American culture and I used to dance and powwows with a cited partner so I have an idea of what is quality and what is not and this lady you you are definitely someone I would love to get to say hi to you and give you a virtual hug to thanks Carol

i miss my Kookom. she reminds me of my kookom when she used to tell stories or just even talking. i hope this lady is doing well

Cannibalism hits our tribes its devastating.

My friend also bought one . Better than walky-talkies no need to change

So should I be careful where I whistle or when

I just bought me an eagle whistle . I was actually looking for the death whistle but they didn't have it but the first time I heard the eagle whistle I was sold so I have it I need lots of practice I also bought a four hole whistle in the form of a Xolo dog I whistle them every morning 🌅 I love the sounds an I will buy more and practice

Miigwetch Nancy! Thanks for sharing🧡🧡🧡🧡

TANSI Nehowayawak it is pleasing too see elders speaking truth and wisdom, I am coming to the age of an elder and am pleased to see the teachings passed to the next generation. We are the real Saulteaux and Cree (Nehiyawak) that have been here for time immoral and will be here when the last woman and man leave. We are the people of the Buffalo, my mother to was at St. Michael in Duck Lake survived with one (1) good ear and a generation of abuse which we are are still surviving and healing from. Thank you Canada..Treaty 6

We do that here in the caribbean as well

Stupid haters they dont know eny whays what is a windigo i know and it exsisted maybi id still dose

Thank you so much for these videos! My great-grandmother was moved off-rez to another state by my gr-great-grandfather when her mother died. She and her sister passed for white girls, so he thought he was giving them bettet opportunities. Little did he know, he was stealing their culture and heritage from them and their descendants. My sister and I are compiling video lists to learn the language and heritage together, now.

Do you know who Donald Daniels is?

What a great lady. I really feel like I could trust her with my soul even. Thank you for uploading this. post edit..... I think she’s passed away now? If so RIP ma’am.

My grandparents would use the chin, they are Mohawk and Cree.

WTF

you broke the first rule smh

This way we still lost soul sad

Wow no clue sorry but u really have no real clue how to use it with ullu love is our true essence form oneiness spirit

Kichi miigwetch!