22Navajo Grandma Spider Rock in Canyon de Chelly

[@PaulCarterArt]

Thank you for the inspiring and empowering stories and reminders for a healthy lifestyle.

[@NavajoGrandma]

Happy to hear you are being receptive. That’s a great virtue I hope you know. Wonderful comment. Hugs from Navajo Grandma

[@wildedibles819]

I think I have lol I remember spider woman when I'm weaving or crocheting knitting :) Thank you spider woman and thank you Navajo grandma

[@NavajoGrandma]

You are so welcome! So proud of you and your talents to do so, what a gifted talent!! Now you are WildEdibles SPIDER WOMAN!! Love you, Navajo Grandma

[@mountainloversoff-grid155]

Beautiful and wonderful tale and preservation of the People.

[@NavajoGrandma]

It is a beautiful story and place. Navajo Grandma

[@nonyabznezz2263]

Yet another amazing story. I appreciate you taking the time to put these down on record for future generations to find.

[@NavajoGrandma]

I pray that whatever is here in Grandma's videos do teach and bless others. Thank you. Navajo Grandma

[@Cypresssina]

Suddenly, I'm a kid again, reading Sing Down the Moon. Crazy how a mere mention of the canyon does that.

[@NavajoGrandma]

You are so fun and glad you were singing. That is what this canyon does to us too. Its also quite overpowering to stand above Spider Rock and other places. Whoa. Hang on and view the beauty! Navajo Grandma

[@teresalee9997]

Thankyou for sharing 😊

[@NavajoGrandma]

Thank you for watching. Hugs.Navajo Grandma

[@laurafloyd6554]

Thank you so much for doing this video. I love it there. I was blessed many years ago by going to Canyon de Chelly. And seeing Spider Rock up close and personal. Such a special place. Thank you thank you!

[@NavajoGrandma]

Great to know you went to see Spider Rock as it is a beautiful place in Canyon de Chelly. This Canyon is a historical place with stories and artifacts that is pretty amazing. Few really know as the People only share little with the public. Navajo Grandma

[@laurafloyd6554]

@@NavajoGrandma I understand that. Two of my friends actually lived in the canyon in hogans, growing up there. I am so very thankful for the chance to go to the bottom. We were there for a long while. One of the friends does tours throughout the canyon. Amazingly, there were people down there. I believe they were living there at rhe time. That was 10 yrs ago now. I can not get enough of stories. They were very kind in showing me places and explaining things to me. We hiked around for a while and it felt like sacred ground to me. I could go on and on. Your videos take me back there. So special! ♥️

[@NavajoGrandma]

@@laurafloyd6554 Laura what happy memories and happy thoughts. Take a pen and write them down, how you felt, what you saw and the stories you were told, its your story and someone needs to cherish it along with you. Your legacy of goodness and enjoyment, happiness in Mother Earth. What a good soul you are. Hugs. Navajo Grandma

[@Ricart0713]

I LOVE ❤️ YOUR SINGING My Navajo Grandma 🙏

[@NavajoGrandma]

Oh thank you so much. We are now in Manchester, TN and going to Chicago and Detroit. Pray for us. We are doing genealogy research. Hope you are doing well and protected. Hugs. Navajo Grandma

[@Ricart0713]

@@NavajoGrandma 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@vongtaynhanaikptt6066]

Very beautiful places

[@NavajoGrandma]

Yes it is a gorgeous place and the meaning and stories are amazing. It is full of respect. Thanks for visiting and watching and hopefully learning something. Hugs.Navajo Grandma

[@willgonzales5140]

That was a fun adventure day snow snow and more snow I love the story behind the spider rock good memories tho I sure won’t forget and Melissa with her pictures lol 😂 I had to lay in that snow tho we don’t get that here when we came back to Texas we came back to summer I can’t wait for another trip so much to see and learn out there it’s become a home away from home for us thank you for a great day grandma love u

[@NavajoGrandma]

Happy to see that you watched this video. I loved every minute to have you both there with us. It was a beautiful place and cold, burrr but it was worth it all. Great memories and yes there is way more to see than just how awesome Spider Rock is and then the silversmith you and all of us met whom you bought that bracelet from and it was just so beautiful. The stories and sharing that made my day there with you all so well worth it again. I sometimes wish we had more subscribers come with us and join in this to learn and to get to know one another. I can't wait for us to finish up here in the north to come down and have dinner with you again. Aside from running from near misses from the tornados that killed quite a few people in Mississippi and almost being eaten by an alligator in Pass Christian plus the hail that almost beat up our van, well we are happy we are still alive. We miss you so much. Love you even more. I will let you all know when we are in Arkansas. Hugs always from Navajo Grandma

[@willgonzales5140]

@@NavajoGrandma a alligator wow I didn’t hear that story yet yea the south is a sleeping monster lol when it wakes up it shows it’s nature well I’m glad y’all survived yea hail hurts I was at work when the storm it got beat up by hail felt like I was being stoned but all is well yes it would be nice if there was a group to go on these tours the lessons and story’s are very rewarding learning in person you realy have to see it to visualize and understand we hope to see you soon I learned some more story’s on the Chiricahua I will share with you when I see y’all love you be safe out there I have kept y’all in my morning prayers

[@NavajoGrandma]

@@willgonzales5140 Will we gotta get you enrolled somehow. Hoping!! Gma

[@willgonzales5140]

@@NavajoGrandma yes it is a must I’m trying

[@NavajoGrandma]

@@willgonzales5140 Gpa and I drove ten plus hours to El Paso. It was amazing to see right across the river was Mexico. It was weird that we had to go thru a check point at the TX and NM border. They looked under the cars, asked if you were American or not, we showed them our drivers license, and the cars in front had the police looking under their trucks, motor and everywhere. Then we headed to the Mescalero Apache tribe got an enrollment paperwork, then went to their Casino. I did play and bet and did pretty good. We ate food there and it wasn't that good. Their Casino is called Mountain of the Gods Casino. Its way up in the mountains and there is a man made lake and absolutely gorgeous. I have always hated their ghost dancers that scared me as a child. The dancers would chase after us children and they never left me alone, "crap." So but they have just gorgeous pictures and hand made items, dolls and amazing work. Now we are in Santa Fe, NM to do research here then to Las Vegas, NM as well. Praying for you all. Hugs from Navajo Grandma

[@kristinasalazar6749]

When you sing, I hear long ago in your voice, pretty singing

[@NavajoGrandma]

Wow what a compliment and probably what you hear are the songs of my ancestors tucked in there somewhere. Thank you so much (axhehee). Navajo Grandma

[@kristinasalazar6749]

I would like to know the meaning....

[@NavajoGrandma]

@kristinasalazar6749 It is my mother's favorite song meaning, "as I walk, I desire to walk in beauty, peace, balance & harmony." My mother longed for this as she was sickly for a known reason that affected her physically.

[@kristinasalazar6749]

Your Mother was a Very Wise and Good Woman, I found myself singing the words along with you, I felt they meant something, the tune was pretty, and that is why I asked, so I know what Iam singing, I do try to live this way also, Thank you for that, God Bless you.

[@NavajoGrandma]

@@kristinasalazar6749 I adore how a good soul like yours can be so receptive. It is precious. Hugs from Navajo Grandma

[@a4806]

You are always wonderful in your presentations and a pure joy to watch so we may learn more about the Dene. I Pray for you and your family. May you Walk in Beauty. And your words are beautiful in their sound and power.

[@NavajoGrandma]

What kindness you are made of and hope you are well and know you are loved as you speak so kind to grandma. I love that. Yes it is fun to make these videos and too busy on our road trip doing genealogy research. I need to crank out more. I got some good ideas and will act on it tomorrow. Hugs to you always. Navajo Grandma

[@a4806]

@@NavajoGrandma Please pray for me as I am in my 3rd week of radiation therapy for my cancer. I always think of you and wish you and yours well, and as always I keep you in my prayers.

[@NavajoGrandma]

@@a4806 I also pray for you and always think of you as well. I know there are miracles and I also know "it is important to desire to live even in the pain, even what its hard to walk, or sit up and etc. Just existing. But that desire is critical. From my point of view I feel its not time for you whatever the situation is. Miracles still exist. Why am I still alive when I was dying, why just a day ago was gpa and I being sucked into a 4 mile radius funnel cloud and we lived? Miracles still exist and we need to call out to Jesus Christ. He is our Savior, as little as it may seem to satisfy the need while suffering, He is our Savior and our faith is critical. Ironically this is the sirens, the ipad and phone warnings we got when 4 tornados were to the west of us and one above us and they counted 24 two days ago we had been around. There was no escape. We prayed. We prayed and my son and his call to our ecclesiastical leader prayed for us immediately and that huge funnel cloud dissipated during that time. We prayed to the creator of this earth, The one whom the elements obey. All elements know Him. They obey him, why not our bodies which are elements of this earth? Faith is critical too. At the end of those warnings to warn us of the tornadoes that blared on our phones and ipads, at the end it said "Pray, have faith and Repent." Navajo Grandma sending Healing hugs at all times to you. You are needed and wanted and you matter. Remember this. Make this your power and heal.

[@rafaelsalas2012]

Thank you so much Grandma, love your video and song, lots of love from Texas ❤

[@NavajoGrandma]

Rafael I am now staying in Humble, TX. I ate dinner with two of my Navajo Grandma subscribers in Pasadena, TX. Tomorrow I am going to Tampicos on Interstate 45 to eat Red Snapper. I have waited years to eat this again. My ex brother in law will be eating with us. I wish I could meet more of my subscribers but it hasn't happened enough. Let me know where you are. We are leaving Tuesday morning. I have been everywhere and here now. Navajo Grandma

[@rafaelsalas2012]

@@NavajoGrandma I am so sorry Grandma I didn't return your comment, I was having issues with my phone, I live in a small town where there are cotton fields and wine vineyards it's a small town southwest of Lubbock Texas the wind and dirt gets so bad you can see Hobbs New Mexico blow by lol, it would have been an honor to meet you, maybe at a pow wow or a Festival would be nice, to meet your subscribers lots of love from Texas Grandma and Grandpa ❤

[@veronicahernandez7322]

Love this! Hoping to take my sons to this beautiful land in the summer. I also want to one day take them to see the pyramids in Mexico. So much beautiful indigenous culture all over. Thank you for this creation story❤❤

[@NavajoGrandma]

Veronica and you should go and visit as many places as you can as this earth is not going to exist forever. Thank you so much for visiting and remember grandma loves you. Navajo Grandma

[@jo-oe9zg]

Ooo I enjoy this ..I must watch this again tomorrow .ooo it's so nice to have a family..❤🎉 I going to try to sing with u tomorrow 😊🎉

[@NavajoGrandma]

J o you have the cutest attitude and thank you for singing along with me tomorrow. Love you tons! Navajo Grandma

[@Turtleyme333]

I enjoyed listening to this. Thank you for sharing

[@NavajoGrandma]

Amanda thank you for being sweetly receptive. Hugs. Navajo Grandma

[@snailmail4152]

Thank you so much! Now I know what draws me to this place..🕸❤

[@NavajoGrandma]

Hi there my precious Snail Mail. I love this place too and it is just amazing to see how different it looks standing on the North or South rim down into the Canyon. Wow. Also very intimidating and scary thank goodness they built some walls. It is always good to hear from you and your wonderful comments. Love always. Navajo Grandma

[@josephschmidt4157]

Great video Grandma! I liked the story of Spiderwoman! Thankyou for your hard work and singing. Tell Grandpa good on ya mate! Walk in peace and beauty and look to the sky. Hagoonee.

[@NavajoGrandma]

Always appreciative and great comment. You make grandpa smile and he said the same thing to you. I know its been some time but we are in Manchester, TN doing genealogy research and have traveled all over. Headed to Chicago and Detroit, scary. Pray for us. Then we headed toward Arkansas and TX then to NM and so happy to be out and about working again. Praise be the Lord. Navajo Grandma

[@josephschmidt4157]

Ok Grandma I hope both of you have a safe trip. Your spirit is with you guiding and protecting. Love to you both.

[@NavajoGrandma]

@@josephschmidt4157 Why thank you Joseph Lone Wolf Schmidt. I love saying your name!!! Hugs. Navajo Grandma

[@jandunn169]

Thank you so Much Navajo Grandma. This was a fantastic video!!!! I have always wanted to hear the words of this story in Navajo. The Dine Bahane is an amazing book. I always wanted to go to Spider rock. Modern people sometimes speak of the myths of Traditional peoples are falsehoods, but they are not meant to be factual stories of real life events in the material world. They are stories that never actually happened, but are continually happening on an inner level, as they common from a deeper level of the human consciousness. And they are meant to teach us wisdom. The Feminine principal has been devalued in modern society but the male and female, yin and yang, is ever present in Creation. Spiderwoman shows the patterns and order in Creation, from the spiderʼs web to the hives of bees. She is a Grandmotherly helpful presence to the Twins, the Monster Slayers, in giving them the Pollen Prayer. The Feminine aspect of Creation often has both positive and negative aspects as it is not divided into Good and Bad. Spiders too are beautiful and can be deadly just like bees. Usually they stick to themselves if left alone. I am seeing tons of spiders in my yard right now. I love your singing..... I love pollen. It is the faery dust of life.....

[@NavajoGrandma]

You speak as if writing poetry. I tell you you need to write a book. Lovely comment as always. Hugs galore. Navajo Grandma

[@jandunn169]

@@NavajoGrandma Maybe I am a poet at heart...but I love the stories around the world that bring beauty to peoples lives and have always love the story of White Buffalo Woman and Spider Woman and her little home in the earth. They are stories that give women strength.

[@NavajoGrandma]

@@jandunn169 No matter what you say or comment it is so enjoyable to read. Wonderful. Navajo Grandma

[@jandunn169]

@@NavajoGrandma I am watching again as this video has so much information in it. I love your song. Is it related to Naʼashjeiʼi Asdzáá? I am so happy I can finally say her name. I first heard Geri Keams tell the story of the twins 10-15 years ago. In this story, Spider woman is living in a hole in the ground. I love the pollen prayer she gave to the twins for protection.

[@jandunn169]

@@NavajoGrandma Blessed Easter to you and your family, Navajo Grandma 🌷🐣

[@daneweems3513]

Another great video grandma,hugs,Dane

[@NavajoGrandma]

We need some snow again. We being in Oklahoma with such heat and sweat and humidity. Yikes!! Glad to be out of there. But really thanks for this comment. Navajo Grandma

[@LaughingCrowStudio]

Spider Rock is even prettier in winter! We were there last March and it was lovely. Canyon De Chelley is spectacular and Spider rock is worth the trip!

[@americanancestors7969]

You wonder why I love your comments!! 😂. Love you so. Navajo Grandma

[@NavajoGrandma]

You made me laugh and smile!! I just love you so much and your wise cracks that you say. But it makes sense!! LOL! Don't tell the SOCIAL WORKERS RIGHT? LOL! Navajo Grandma

[@wildedibles819]

Beautiful

[@NavajoGrandma]

Thank you! Cheers! Love you and thank you. Navajo Grandma

[@annettegkent]

I like the weaving part of the story. I always thought a spider web especially in the sunlight looks so magical. It must take so much time and effort for her to weave a web. Beautiful singing. Thank you for sharing 🕸️✨🌌

[@NavajoGrandma]

You are always so kind to Navajo Grandma. Appreciate your hozho you give to me and your thoughts about Spider woman and those who weave. Surely it is a great effort for a spider to make such a web. Thus as it is too amazing what a weaver does. Hugs. Navajo Grandma

[@celenebravo8252]

Hello grandma saludos ❤❤❤❤ I love that song you put..

[@NavajoGrandma]

I am not a great singer but that is the song my dear mother always sang in no matter what situation and I loved to hear her sing. Miss her so. Thank you for watching. Its been quite some time but we are working and doing genealogy research in TN and all over. Hugs. Navajo Grandma

[@adriennesisco9651]

My HS Geology textbook had an awesome photo of Canyon De Chelley on the front. I was living in Lake Havasu City, AZ at the time and always wanted to know more about it. I regret not seeing this place before we left AZ in 2008. 😥If I ever make a trip back, it will definitely be on my list of stops!

[@NavajoGrandma]

It definitely will be a wonderful place to stop and how picturesque the place is, is beyond belief. There are two canyons that I believe go beyond miles and miles. I went to see these from the North Rim and South Rim but you don't get the true effects unless you drive in the river beds as the roads. Sandy as heck though. One of my subscriber is the one who was a tour guide did take us and it was amazing. Heavenly and just powerful. Be sure to go there. Happy thoughts. Navajo Grandma

[@jo-oe9zg]

🥁 🥁 rattles🎉🎉 🎶 😊 am singing with you . We must be carefull.😊

[@NavajoGrandma]

I don't know why you need to be careful, you must sure sound great singing along with Navajo Grandma. Happy you love to sing too. Hugs. Navajo Grandma

[@jo-oe9zg]

@@NavajoGrandma the weather

[@dananichols-xh8jl]

Hi, I discovered you yesterday, as I was taking another attempt at fry bread, I Live in Alaska, Having lots of Athabascan friends, as well as growing up with native Americans in Colorado, I’ve eaten my fair share of fry bread, I’m Hispanic, and have watched my aunts and grandma and everybody make tortillas, so I’m familiar with it, but after watching your videos yesterday, I nailed it finally, my dough felt different, and fried up exactly how it should ! This video here you just put up is also beautiful, you’re my fellow grandma in my head… I love the videos I’ve watched them last night and today… sincerely Dana from Alaska

[@NavajoGrandma]

My dear Dana, what a lovely comment from you all the way from Alaska. What a lovely place Grandma has wished to go to. I laugh when I said, "You know they pay people to come and live there right?" I told Gpa let's go and get paid living in Alaska with all the bears! LOL! Well its not for us for now but one day we want to visit. We love salmon and our friends fly up there and catch and bring back tons in containers. I do rather have the Norway Salmon though. I order it from them. I am so happy for you that you are living there. Thanks for being kind saying your frybread came out really good. I am very proud of you and yes being hispanic you have a knack for this. Thank you for finding grandma and hope you have subscribed. I enjoyed making that last video. I have been traveling and running from tornados in the southern states and chicago area. We do a lot of genealogy research on location thus that is why we are successful. A lot of Native American ancestral research being done. I just drove up from El Paso, I saw Mexico across the river and wow! We then drove to Santa Fe for more research and here now. Lots of work. So anywho, thank you again and continue to watch grandma's videos and enjoy learning our Navajo way of traditions and culture. So much more to teach. Always fun. Hugs from Navajo Grandma

[@dananichols-xh8jl]

Hi, what a lovely reply.. Yes we get a yearly dividend from the state, this year it was like $3200 each. That was a high one, and it doesn’t matter you could be a month old baby and get the dividend as long as you live here .. I love to see more videos with you and your Grandaughter , Or any other grandchildren… I too do that with my grandchildren, I’ve been popping them on the counter since they were babies, letting them smell the aromas from the kitchen, and teaching them, it’s so important. And yes we love our salmon, we go up every year and fill our freezer with it, and we have done the fish wheel as well , We have some good friends that have a fish wheel on native land , and they invite us down to watch the wheel and get fish in ... I am so loving your channel, my favorite video so far is when you’re with your granddaughter making that Frybread, and she just giggling away😂.. Thanks For the reply and Looking forward to more videos .

[@NavajoGrandma]

@@dananichols-xh8jl Now this might sound really weird but you must remember we are on youtube and they make our rules and they will dock you or dismiss you if you make videos like having children in them. They get sketchy due to child porn. I have never given such a thought and then that was explained to us. They also watch the content or the Ai's do, which are the Artificial Intelligence crew who stick to the rules and there is no emotion in them but to cut you down if you don't obey the rules. Sounds like Biden and what he wants to do with us all in our dear America. Sorry if you are a Biden fan. I am not. I know these mechanical Ai's are the ones who monitor our videos now. One reason I keep saying I want to move to another site. I will eventually. So the videos are also not allowed to get monetized if a child is in it. Don't ask me ask them. Its so weird. But thank you for watching the videos of my granddaughter she is so cute my dear Lonnie Bonnie. That is not her name, its what grandma calls her. She is so beautiful and smart. She plays and competes in golf with her brother and my son would like to see them become professionals but we shall see. I love how you sit your grandchildren on the cupboard and allow them to watch. I did that too. So many of the grandchildren are growing up so fast and they aren't able to be sat up there anymore. I tell them, "stop growing old cuz guess what happens to grandma?" They always tell me "sorry grandma but I am growing and there is nothing I can do about it." LOL! They are truly precious. Thank you again for your lovely comment. Hugs from Navajo Grandma all the way to Alaska. Navajo Grandma

[@dananichols-xh8jl]

No I’m not a Biden fan ... lol. I’m Afraid for our country, so yes I get it believe me ... You would love Alaska I live on about 8 acres, No neighbors in sight, I do have neighbors but they are a ways away, and after living here for so many years I’ve gotten used to it, the peacefulness of the freedom. We hunt , fish and put in a huge garden and greenhouse , I mean I’m not strictly off the land I do have some Cheetos in my cupboard😂.. I just remember what you said about running from tornadoes, isn’t that insane! I’ve been watching the news and watching videos on KZbin of people that have filmed these tornadoes and I cannot believe how many there are, mother nature is going to do what it wants to do, no matter what. Speaking of salmon have you ever had salmon strips? They are delicious, We fish for Copper River Reds, on the Copper River, and we are so exciting to go to fish camp this year. I live way up north in Alaska in a town called Delta Junction, where the Delta river and the Tanana river meet . Woke up yesterday and it was 20 below, for my 57th birthday.. So question how do you say grandson and granddaughter in Navajo?

[@NavajoGrandma]

@@dananichols-xh8jl Dana there is a way to say grandson that is what they call their granddaughter: hatsóí ashkiígíí (boy) similar to granddaughter. BUT, it is awkward, most mother's say, "shitsoi" pronounced SHI-TSEW-II. or meaning my grandchild. My grandmother always called my She'awéé' means “my baby” Pronounced SHAY-AWAY. Or Shi yázhí (my little one). When talking about your grandchild you say SHITSOI Pronounced Shi-tsew-ii. That first way is not used much anymore. Its more lovingly said, my baby, my little one etc. Hope this helps. Navajo Grandma

[@jaddek.astrie3071]

Dear grandma spider! Hope you are well. I live in NJ the east. How can I come to visit you for healing. Which days or months are you available. Can you do Distant Healing? Much love and respect Jadde Astrie.

[@NavajoGrandma]

Well pretty girl it is amazing you asked. I have had so many come to grandma. Remember I am not a Healer, I am not a Medicine Woman, I am plain Navajo Grandma with wisdom and hope, kindness and love with great respect such as our ancestors possessed. Many seek to be healed. Its not only through prayer which is actually greatest with pure faith we heal ourselves, miracles have not ceased my pretty girl. And in these last days, you shall see great miracles come like or as in the days of Moses. This is given to us to fight the immense evil yet to come upon all of us. You think Joe Blow is doing us in, you haven't seen any thing yet. Let me clarify that, we shall have one to stop Joe Blow and he shall bring peace prosperity for his time, almost like giving us a breather of hope but then after his time another will come who will be worse than Joe Blow. But with the power of the heavens we can stand and be protected, that we remain strong. About healing, I want you to know, not only does some healing come from being next to Mother Earth, walking barefoot, a vigilant prayerful walk, now who are we praying to? We call them the Holy Ones. Defined it is God our Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ our Savior, and the Gift of the Holy Ghost. Other Natives call this Colonialism, it is not, it was the way of our forefathers, why did our ancestors build temples? Why do we have sacred places of worship and the technology beyond what AI could create? Christ walked among our ancestors, of course. So when I explain spirituality it is not learned from the white man, it has been with us for so many generations of time. No Navajo speaks of this as it is highly spiritual and their myths are enough to them. Those myths my Nali refused to teach us and I am thankful. So few define this as my Nali taught me this as a child and emulated this in his prayers. He did not perform rituals, he called it faith, the power of God, all that we seek is through reverent prayers of gratitude, humility, cleansing ourselves forgiving ourselves, cleansing our mind, our soul, our spirit before the healings take effect. Clean your vessel first. This is done with prayer and fasting. If you remember my videos of Chief Sitting Bull, why did he get revelations to have victory because he cleansed himself thru fasting, prayer and whatever else the Sioux did. Now we are not Sioux, you and I, thus we cleanse ourselves and open ourselves up to healing again thru fasting & prayer, thru homeopathic ways. Do you know there are Anglo's who also work great blessings. It is not only the Native Americans. The heavens open up and inspire goodness, creative talents and abilities to bless the people now. All is given their goodness to share. I have emulated my Nali, who taught me thru his prayers of faith, now this is prayer not as what the white folks have taught others to pray. But you keep it simple, great prayer comes from deep within us. My Nali would say the name of Christ in the language that came across the great waters, that which I cannot speak as only he could only speak once a year. So we called him the Divine God, Christ. In Dine' you say, "Diyin God." Diyin is enunciated "dee-yin." I like to share this phonetically so you can say this. So first learn to pray with great faith. Know who you are praying to. Humble yourself. Forgive yourself as you are already forgiven by the Holy Ones. Do not further your pain thinking you are awful or whatever people say to themselves. Move forward knowing you are forgiven but never allow yourself to forget the Holy Ones. They love you, they bless you, protect you, they heal you and their prayers are to use what is also on this planet we call Mother Earth who has medicinal blessings available to all. We need to know this. God is my physician, so is Christ. This is my faith in them that when we seek to be healed we go to them and are healed. My Nali spoke these same words in Dine' Bizaad. He at times went to a Medicine man for natural herbs but he did not rely upon them to heal him. It was faith, prayer, fasting, speaking to the heavens, thru humility, remembering your Creator always. Alot to swallow pretty girl but I also want to share what has healed me physically, emotionally, spiritually, and in more ways than I could have ever been blessed. It is thru the works of a Cherokee and Navajo Engineers, Physicians who put together one of the great blessings. You understand there are vibrations in all plants, animals, in us as humans right? There are also frequencies that heal. Well there is greater blessings in what is healing me in miraculous ways from these two men and their group that is the greatest blessing you will ever encounter. Remember I am homeopathic, I was given this through prayer and fasting as I shall share with you. Email me at [e-mail] Are you really ready to heal? Then I shall hope you write. Love you tons. Navajo Grandma THERE IS ALWAYS HOPE.

[@jo-oe9zg]

😮 I try to behave . As I sing with you 😅😅I have not seen a web .yet .. 🎉🎉😊🎼🥰🥳🎵

[@americanancestors7969]

You are the cutest!! Gma

[@NavajoGrandma]

I love how you sing along with grandma and that makes me happy j o. Hugs as always all the way to NY! Navajo Grandma

[@matthewm7540]

I haven't called u CUTE in awhile 🔥🧘🏽‍♂️🔥

[@NavajoGrandma]

Hey man, grandma is getting older and older and scary!! Sheesh. When you get my age you will look in the mirror and scream. LOL! Loved our trip with subscribers to Spider Rock, even the snow made this place magnificent. Hope you can go there one day. You always make me laugh. Take good care. Be a GOOD BOY!! Hugs Navajo Grandma

[@jaddek.astrie3071]

Dear Navajo Grandma, I would like to ask you do you offer pipe ceremonies and other traditional healing? Thank you in advanced for any response. Jadde Astrie.💐

[@NavajoGrandma]

I do not and if it is called traditional healing, my Nali was a medicine man and so were both my Paternal and Maternal lines and prayer, fasting, the sweat house and what herbs you need always with complete faith healed anything. The healing came from the Holy Ones with our faith in them thru what we do. I don't know if you understand but that was our healing processes. The pipe ceremonies were mainly done by the Plains Indians.

[@jaddek.astrie3071]

Yes I got it. I do practice shamanism and I’m trying to learn more but still need lots of healing I already have done ayahuasca and San Pedro or peyote ceremonies at least I had 17. I also participated in a sweat lodge years ago. Do you have personalized teachings. I would love to have a grandma teacher. I have had Qeros Thea Hera from Peru I traveled to see them and had initiations with. Much love and gratitude Jadde Astrie. I will continue watching and listening to your videos. ❤

[@EsaJakk]

How are Ta'neezahnii related to Spider Woman?

[@NavajoGrandma]

Ta’néészahnii defined as Tangle, Badlands, Rough Land Formation, etc.This clan was said to be related to the Spider Woman or People because their teeth were like spider webs (naaneeshzhah). This clan people lived near (Gobernador Knob) at located in the San Rafael Canyon area. I hope you know this and appreciate this. Navajo Grandma

[@EsaJakk]

@@NavajoGrandma My first clan is Ta'neezahnii I heard that we're related to Spider Woman but I didn't know how. Thank you!

[@rebeccadees2300]

Do they have tours?

[@NavajoGrandma]

Rebecca yes they have tours but its filthy expensive. If any of you my subscribers want to meet me there during the summer, I have a subscriber guide who can take us down. The others charge $180 per person and more. They give a 4 hr tour but sometimes these tour guides have been drinking and some have had accidents and some tourists killed. I don't truth no one but my subscriber. I would rather have some meet with us to have a good 4X4 to travel the amazing maze of deep sands and beauty that you can't imagine. Let me know and lets all plan together. My email is: [e-mail]. If you are interested. I need to make a video offering this too. I should do this very soon. I would need to plan definitely. Its amazing!! Think it through. Hugs from Navajo Grandma

[@rebeccadees2300]

​@@NavajoGrandmathank you for your reply. I'm going to save your information and hopefully I may be able to plan a tour. I look forward to seeing your video with all the information regarding the tour. 😊

[@americanancestors7969]

@Rebecca Dees Well sweetheart I got that idea from you. Thank you (axhehee). I would love to have at least ten of my sweet subscribers come along.

[@rebeccadees2300]

@@americanancestors7969 please keep me updated should you plan tours. I live in Texas and I'm 71.☺️

[@NavajoGrandma]

@@americanancestors7969 The above reply was from my genealogy site sorry. I hope you got this. Navajo Grandma

[@robertcavalluzzi8112]

Hello grandma this is your grandson Robert from I am truly sorry 😢 that you haven't heard from me how is grandpa Jeff my old cellphone wasn't any good I got a new 1 I'm back on utupe OK I love you (yaateehiilchi ) goodnight

[@robertcavalluzzi8112]

I hope you forgive me you have a lovely voice ❤️

[@NavajoGrandma]

My dearest ROBERT!!! I cried to hear from you!!! I told gpa I didn't know if you got covid and died. I cried and cried. I sure missed your precious comments!! We prayed for you anyways. God heard our prayers!!! GRANDMA MISSED YOU SORELY AND LOVE YOU STILL AND EVEN MORE NOW THAT YOU ARE BACK!!! YOU MADE MY DAY AND MY YEAR!! I cried wondering how you were and I wrote on your comments wondering if you were okay. Thank you Jesus!! Now if something happens again, let Grandma know do you hear -- have someone write to me and tell me where you are and how you are!! HAPPY HAPPY DAY!! I FEEL LIKE DANCING!! You are okay and you are well. HAPPY HUGS!! Navajo Grandma and yes, I am still your grandma and YOU ARE STILL MY GRANDSON!!! Hugs galore. Finally I will get a happy sleep. Goodnight!!

[@NavajoGrandma]

Grandma has nothing to forgive I am so happy you wrote!! So happy!!! Missed you sorely. Grandma

[@amyeteel5379]

I wonder if the earth is a terraforma?

[@NavajoGrandma]

To answer this, remember this is Navajo Grandma's opinion: Ok, Well the earth was created by Jesus Christ, it wasn't a planet in existence already. terraforma takes a planet and it is made habitable. I hope you have the same definition as I do. I maybe wrong. Thus, the earth will be changed into a terrestrial planet when Christ returns, then in the end after a 1000 year millennium, then it becomes celestial. That is my understanding. Agree or disagree, let me know. Love you and your thoughts and your brain that works more than most. I love it. Navajo Grandma

[@amyeteel5379]

@@NavajoGrandma I think in scripture the earth is changed after the 1000 yr. Destroyed then remade. I'd never heard of it described the way you described it, it's always fascinating to me to mull these things over in my mind. So much truth is hidden from us Grandma that I just seek truth all the time... Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this. Your so special to me ☺️..hugs !!

[@NavajoGrandma]

@@amyeteel5379 Well pretty girl you are one amazing woman as I always tell you. Your brain is bright and smart as ever and you always seem to have such a constructive good soul doing things, sharing and serving. You can't go wrong there. Hugs. Navajo Grandma

[@hectorcortez787]

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[@NavajoGrandma]

Agree. Gma

[@Wolfmoon78]

Grandma, thank you so much for another beautiful video! What a special story. And you inspired me to finally start my own channel on KZbin@whitemoonsabbath. Thank you for being such an inspiration! Sending you so much love 💕

[@NavajoGrandma]

Nicole I am so proud of you!! This is wonderful and I shall like to see and be a subscriber. This is wonderful news. I have been so busy running around the country doing research I didnt answer soon enough. But great comment!! Navajo Grandma

[@Bless7789]

"On the other hand, Spider Woman has a bit of a dark side which we won't mention till later..." 🦴🦴🦴😅

[@americanancestors7969]

LOL!! Gma

[@NavajoGrandma]

That dark side is one that we made sure we did not become mischievous kids. You need to remember as little children we took it literal. Navajo Grandma