4 Peyote Songs By Louie Gonnie

Four Peyote Songs

[@itzryegaming16]

I’m a 16 year old navajo and this is the first song I’ve learned, I hope to learn many more✊✊, stay strong my Native Crew

[@rezskater8864]

✊🏽

[@Jerbear-gy4xv]

i learned my first song when i was 8 but keep up the good work

[@sonny0381]

We all start somewhere, continue Prayers! 💚💙✌️

[@martinezbegay4399]

Wait until he tells u shit. Fucker said shit to me for admiring his music. Meth head as

[@anthony123579]

Skoooo what you Waitin for white men ain’t reproducesimg any slowerrrrr ayeeee

[@jadeshar]

These songs remind me of when I was a kid growing up in the native american chruch, I was once told that you dont need to be sitting in front of the fire to listen to these songs, and when you do listen to this songs and you get that amazing feeling of an up lifting and you cry. ..that is the holy spirit looking upon you.

[@Pringlecankid892]

Where did u learn these songs from?

[@OfficialMasterMindRecords]

I put this on for comfort, shed a tear or two, my heart longs for my family, I didn’t even read the comments yet, and when I did this comment stood out, made me feel like creator telling me he sees me, Aho

[@TAMMY-MARIEASAPACE]

FROM THE PEYOTES PROPHETS _TREVOR IVAN HIM AND CAINS SONS JOHNS DALIAS LLAMMA CANNIBUL LECTURES KIDS THATS WERRE

[@TAMMY-MARIEASAPACE]

ALSO OTHERS TOO MY BROS AND KIDS SISTERS I LEFT BEHIND BUT THERE HERE I SEE I LISTEN I FEEL.

[@danielneztsosie7846]

I left this type Peyote ceremony maybe 25 yrs. ago. I use to participate growing up n my Father was a Rodeman n a Medicine man. I respect n listen to these of music to this day. One day, I will return n it still exist in my ❤️ heart, in my soul n in my spirit. I never forgotten, strill strong. Ago...

[@danepar10]

It’s never too late. Come home.

[@daniellaforge4956]

Leave the colonialist mentality behind

[@JenJenn78]

We love you brother ❤️

[@patrickpina6744]

I was invited to a NAC ceremony. I sat up all night by that fire eating that medicine and I walked out the next day completely changed. I experienced a lot of trauma as my life began purging bad habits and people. I fought it not knowing. I felt alone lost and confused. I felt an urge to head into the woods for a few days and listening to that drum and gourd and these beautiful songs by myself. It really connected me all over again. This was recently. I have no words to be able to sing with it but I feel all of it and I am so thankful for all of this world and this life. 🙏

[@dafyddchandler2514]

Be strong kind person you have what it takes I believe in you fully! :D

[@oneidawolf776]

Giving thanks to the plant medicines is vital brother.

[@plurrslurpee]

That first medicine ceremony cured my craving for illicit drugs. ❤ I'm still working on the trauma, though. Happy healing.

[@LatonyaBennette-hr5lx]

❤

[@laurahanna369]

And here I'm thinking what a roller coaster of traumas /emotions/healing from the abuelo!! I've done yaje or ayahuasca medicine but peyote completely made me realize so much

[@kathryngreen3789]

A new friend, who is from Chinle, Arizona, shared this with me. Such beautiful harmony and fascinating rhythm. I'm just a simple White girl, who trained in a school for Opera singers and Broadway performers. I absolutely love learning about the music of different cultures. I'm always so impressed by the endless variety of interesting rhythms, harmonies and vocal techniques developed by each culture. It's such a joy and blessing to be introduced to someone else's musical contributions.

[@ricky1245]

ahoo

[@heavenfire9909]

You're the prime example of what humanity needs out there today. Soar high my sister let your wings carry you long into your journey. Hye Hye

[@kaecake9575]

I remember being in a peyote meeting with my family. When I was experiencing Peyote I seen a tiny bird come out the fire and go back into flame. I still remember that feeling of the full blue moon hurting my eyes. Never again will I see that same feeling. I was 9 years old, this happened in Red Rock Canyon. New Mexico

[@shinaliwolf4452]

I am from Chinle 😊

[@waltergreybusch239]

As the son of a Road Man, I gotta say........ "I never seen my dad so frickin cool! Lol, he was already the Man, for putting up with my mom and keeping his composure. His occupation- he teaches our Native language as a side job. But Running Peyote meetings is his calling and true passion. In life..... He's 5'3" but in that teepee, doing his thing;..... He's a Religious Giant! People fly him to Hawaii for these, old Mexico, clear up to Kamloops, Canada. By the time I was 13 or 14, I was being praised as the prodigal son. To this day idk if they were yanking my chain, or really saying something. But anyhow, I still know a few songs, I can still drum for that lady who didn't have a husband, son or brother present. But I told him one day, I had to quit. He asked why, and my reply went something like this: "Dad,....... There's enough people being looked after in the Light, someone has to keep an eye on the ones in the dark." Basically telling him I respect the Peyote way too much to continue my using and abusing of alcohol & grass, while still attending our church. I have no regrets my friends. I took the path chosen for me, saved a few good friends from overdose, and attempted suicide, and as they say, bartenders are unlicensed therapists. Now that I'm about to choose the Red road, I just pray I left enough of my tainted soul to be deemed worthy by my father, others, and myself." Lem-lempt, Aho! All my relations

[@nolannasafotie9803]

Ahó brother. 🙏

[@fangospucklovesveena464]

Words are pain. Free minds, clean thoughts, light, wind, water and soul- breathe in. Breathe the Breath of Life....

[@Itsme_blank]

aho!! i kinda went thru the same thing! my dad is a great, kind n humble man, jc, he runs mtgs in the nwt, we dene, how can i get ahold of u? n good on u for saving lives!! i do the same thing, i jys happen to b around, saving people from suicide n oding!! our poor youth, breaks my heart!! keep singing bro!! its in ur heart n soul, and that fireplace n nenaidi luvs u!!

[@Keith-xk8mm]

You don't know what you just did for me...my story is another like yours. .born in truckee lake tahoe..then Arizona then missouri and now utah...I wish I could shake your hand...know yourfathers always have and will be proud of you fellow traveler

[@Keith-xk8mm]

Aho my family.....Aho

[@mercedesg5753]

I remember sitting in NAC since age 6. Being raised by my grandparents was truly a blessing. They took me and my brother in when my mom passed. ❤️

[@delvinclark4998]

My husband passed away 5 months ago, he always use to listen to this. I play it for our two daughters. We miss him everyday😥❤ we love you shyne❤❤🌹🌹

[@lolitagorman3632]

We miss you as well you always greet my kids and myself. You were a good nephew kind person nephew 💙 you Dalvin Clark

[@rosemose8048]

Stay strong. He is always with you guys...❤️

[@robertkeys6688]

Hello Delvin how are you doing and hope you're staying safe over there?

[@albertacurley584]

@@lolitagorman3632 wqàa àpapaa

[@lolitagorman3632]

we all still miss him alot n our ❣️still!! Me n my kid's always listen to peyote song everyday!! that's what my late husband howard Earle Jr sings it and listen to it..we miss him alot💔😂!!

[@cheyenneperry2233]

My best friend passed away two years ago 💔 We use to sit in front of the fire place together. She had a beautiful voice 🌹 I miss her everyday.. I play these songs for my son now ❤️

[@dafyddchandler2514]

I hope you will be okay, may your friend rest in peace and look down happily on her wonderful friends and family! lots of kind wishes from the UK

[@catherinerobles6251]

currently in the hospital with my newborn, who is dealing with low heart rate & oxygen levels.. i play this video for her and she quickly gets back to her little self.. ❤

[@01Grey]

i hope the best for you and your baby.

[@sometimesnormal9782]

Prayers for your family, the navajo traditional songs are very sacred and have a powerful healing to the reservation. Bless your self and your family ❤️

[@ricky1245]

blessing .....

[@Andyrew33]

Prayers 💛

[@admiralbillom7559]

how're you both doing?

[@demisemedia]

First Nation peoples, Native Americans, Indigenous.. whatever you want to call us. We are very proud and strong. Been through very tough times, but we are still here! Half Apache, the Native bloods runs strong in my veins!

[@szz22]

Native Americans are the reason for me to ever wanting to visit this continent. I wanted to learn more about the culture and the nowadays life of these nations. I was devastated to have learned the truth about how the white man tried to break these wonderful, pride people because in Europe the books only speak of Native Americans’ heroism, strength, brevity, love. You are the heroes and I love and respect your culture forever. Greetings from Bulgaria.

[@christveteran1508]

@@szz22 It was the masons that pushed genocide across these lands. They knew of a land that was blessed by God and his true children existed here in peace. The natives fought the mound building race (giants) to eliminate the dark spirits prior to white settlements. Its true, the Smithsonian (masonic) would purchase skeletal evidence and destroy or discredit the findings. They suppressed the natives and attempted to mix their dark natured spirit with the light spirit of these chosen people. The masons hold everyone down with oppressive symbology even today. These are the chains holding American people from finding the true light rather than pushing to feed on the spirit of their privileged class system. We kept the world safe, warmed her heart and now she's matured to protect her existence on a higher level. She's stronger than ever and the cleansing is coming.

[@cheyennejim5135]

O(♧□

[@norquekescalhoun6508]

You still living?

[@dontenequer7411]

🌺

[@harveyjames4356]

Recently released from prison and this music was a blessing for many of my Dine' brothers and myself. It got me through the years and now that I'm free, it is a must in the early mornings as I head to work.

[@roselamartinez4345]

Bless you and congratulations on your new chapter of life!

[@realeyesrealizereallies996]

Ya’aah’te’ brother I’m hopi and maricopa but have a bunch of family members who are diné all my older brothers and sisters and aunties and I’m proud of that culture as well as my own. Stay free my indigenous brother

[@ronduff4325]

I hope you're doing well , this is 3 years later , but I hope all is good.

[@adriantsinnijinnie6167]

Keep your head up soar like them eagles

[@felicitywillboughby6901]

Sending healing energy, restoration energy to u

[@1968hawkman]

Two years ago, I posted that I would be returning for Graduate School...well I finished with 4.00 and I can truly say listening to this inspired me to continue with my studies when it was becoming complicated and a struggle...thank you for these songs... they surely encouraged me to give it all I had, even on days I felt it would not be possible... A' hee' hee Mr. Gonnie!!

[@neshao2074]

I'm definitely going through the same process. Going to grad school and trying to focus and do my best..I'm currently listening to this so I can study and focus and it makes all the difference. Clear mind. So much power in these songs.

[@springmichaud7337]

❤❤❤

[@lenoralee7606]

I was listening to n I started to cry for no reason This song is powerful to the heart I feel

[@delvinoarenas2986]

ill cry wit you n sit up wit u any time 😗

[@leonorrubio7698]

Lenora Lee me too.!!! What are the words

[@MakumbhaShanti]

Me too. This song must be an emotional release.

[@donkeyteeth4297]

Same

[@mehemojie5024]

Me too!

[@dineh08]

sitting here reading all the positive comments that this music and medicine brings into our sometimes dreadful lives. The medicine helps us bring forth the beautiful music and prayers Louie sings about for our children. Numerous posts want translations to these beautiful songs. Translating them would would take pages, as they are prayer songs. All four set of songs deal with all the beautiful and wonderful things this fireplace has to offer our children, asking the medicine to bless our children with all the wonderful things this world has to offer, for our to lead a beautiful life. I know my post doesn't justice for these songs but hopefully will help others with a little better understanding. Here's to all our beautiful and wonderful children.

[@terriejohnston8801]

Wakan Tanan Kici Un....

[@theFishy70]

I am not Native American, but I truly admire and respect your culture. Incredibly beautiful music. I love to see people posting their memories and keeping their culture strong.

[@patrickpina6744]

theFishy70 I went to a prayer ceremony in Oregon with a bro of mine 1st time sitting up in teepee, got medicined up and stayed on my knees for 14 hours straight all night and into the morning in prayer , and it was life changing. Morning water was amazing. I sat next to the fire man and met some awesome folks. I want to go back again.

[@averygonzalez7502]

theFishy70 I love being Navajo

[@joshfaulks3199]

+Patrick Pina I love sitting up the best thing ever😍

[@kristen9229]

Dark Thing Light Thing Thanks I am navajo

[@rosemarybegaye9226]

Ben Hardinhi

[@douglastate1612]

this song reminds me of my grandpa (melton.s) when I was 4 he use to sing this to me and teach my the Navajo ways now he pass.. its been 15 years... with out him... and still shed tears and see him in the fire smiling at peyote meeting knowing his protecting my family and someday I'm going to see him again in the other world.. aho!

[@nfranklin997]

that's beautiful, I like to belive the same about my grandparents that aren't here anymore.

[@karenduncan3573]

Douglas Tate

[@karenduncan3573]

Ki

[@handreayazzie4823]

Douglas Tate im so sorry it ok.

[@mariabelengomez4721]

Douglas Tate beautiful yours words.....

[@sourcelery7873]

I'm Native American, a Navajo to be exact. Songs like this will never die, especially our culture ❤️

[@brendaharlan4862]

Today thinking of my brother today. He loved singing along with these songs. Missing him so much.

[@juliagrove2339]

Is not here now? From Oklahoma

[@tillmanbigthumbjr.4117]

I'm proud to be Navajo.. Beautiful songs..Nízhoní..

[@averygonzalez7502]

tillman bigthumb jr. I am too

[@stkxchopper9636]

same love here

[@ronaldtermunde3758]

love Louie gonnie music also his voice from a Ute

[@benshortman9840]

tillman bigthumb jr. .its very traumatic thing..its good to be a navajo,, truefully brautiful songs

[@devabelieva]

Bless the Diné hak'éí 💛

[@StrikeforceJedi]

I just went through a psilocybin ceremony. I have had sociopathic/psycopathic tendacies all my life. I literally hated people. But this sacred medicine healed me. Now I have nothing but love in my heart for eveyone and eveything. When the ancestral spirits/Gods took me to the darkest parts of my mind, the medicine man played his drum and sang these ancient songs. He stayed with me, his spirit was a beacon of light, which anchored my soul to the physical existence. I am forever grateful for his presence, he is truely my brother.

[@Julbucui]

❤❤❤

[@mariaasbaje3325]

El amor del abuelo no juzga, sólo ilumina y llena de amor y siempre llega a donde más se necesita, eternamente enamorada de mi abuelo peyote 💕

[@felishianavajo]

😍😍😍🌹💯 r.i.p dad knowing you've always sang this song to us as we were little kids.

[@wadenierenhausen8003]

This was ur dad just curious

[@alleslie6339]

Ahoo. New journey. He put in front.

[@senoriaslivers1336]

Haho 🔥 🎶😇❤️

[@katrinacharley3549]

Cool

[@katrinacharley3549]

Thank for bene they for us oll

[@valeriedale6328]

Rest easy Louie. 😢I'll always be listening to all your songs.

[@nightwolfog762]

Sat in a meeting with his brother very sad 🪶

[@laneclah7550]

When I hear the beat of the drum it brings happiness too my heart and soul I miss the fire place so much but I sing too myself and cry when I sing brings back a lot of memories seeing family and relatives around the fire place 😭hope we get our ways of life back someday 🙏

[@jamescrane1987]

White wish: hoping you someday's soon in presence...

[@enlowwann7169]

I love these type songs . I am Cherokee on my Moms side of family so am proud of my people . May the spirits watch over us all!!

[@1968hawkman]

Ahe hee I am starting Graduate School and my late mother always told us we are not doing this for ourselves, but for our children. I am a Dine mother, wife and student and these songs are a blessing to hear. It encourages me to give it all I got.

[@chicchong2753]

I'm a OGLALA LAKOTA very Proud to have a DINE CHILD. I love there ways in live.....

[@bullhunter45]

Incredibly beautiful songs!! I was hit with an immediate feeling of peace!!! I lived in southern Mexico for 24 years and 2 friends and myself always took an April or May pilgrimage to Wirikuta in San Luis Potosi to come together with the Great Spirit and watch the Huicholes dance and sing through the night if they were there also!! Getting old now and these songs brought me right back!! Thank you so much and God bless!!!! It's just incredible to be alive on this beautiful planet!!

[@tonirobles556]

Good1 Bullshitter..👈🙈

[@altamccabe3555]

I use to drive into Gallup NM listening to this with my mother. it has been 4 months after she pass away. I still listen to it when I miss her.

[@mememe5434]

🥺🥺🥺

[@darwinmitchell7549]

I love to sing these songs I will always remember these wonderful, amazing and beautiful songs inside of my heart. I remember as a child going to these peyote meetings out on the navajo rez and falling asleep listening to them sing these songs all night. These songs will always live with me forever and ever. i love being a dine person we are a very beautiful people who live in good harmony with nature and all living things around us.

[@ArtandDiamondsWithEskies]

I am a native Arizonan and have grown up knowing people from many native Nations. I was adopted by a family who were part Cherokee, my grandfather was half. I was raised to respect the ways of all of the different nations, and the songs bring me to a place of peace. I send many prayers to the Navajo people, and all people during this time as this horrible illness has struck them so hard.

[@t.geronimo4964]

I am a Mi’kmaw from Elsipogtog First Nation, in NB Canada. And even though these songs are not a part of my culture, I find peace listening to these songs, from my Navajo brothers and sisters❤️

[@jaes8597]

I cried so much this morning listening to this. This reminds me of my dad so much. Thank you! 💕

[@danyellecayaditto2343]

I’m very proud to be Navajo! ❤️ Throughout my whole pregnancy w/ my son, I would mainly play this Song & sing along. ❤️🤰🏽 He is going to be 2 years old in July & He only goes to sleep when this is playing, along with other songs. But he loves this one the most. ❤️

[@kimberlyluther4021]

I am a little girl and i am navajo and i know how say some words because my grandma that pasted away in 2012 used to tell me follow my dreams and never give up. And she thought me how to say them and she talked to me in navajo and i did not understand her and after awhile i new the words that she was saying. I love these songs they inspire me♥♡

[@kylercozad259]

cool ur navajo....what clan? :D

[@jolenabodie2039]

when you practice more you will get good at it then again you will become a good singer 😃

[@kimmieknight6572]

+Jolena Bodie (Smoshybear) yup

[@kimmieknight6572]

+Jolena Bodie (Smoshybear) yup

[@tsam2612]

Kimberly Luther i love you from NM UGH... New phone don't register my clan.😞

[@kiidacollins6991]

I've been listening to this song almost every day for 2 years. I had a great great grandma who was Navajo she had many amazing traditions I was told but my family did not really hang on to them I guess. I would love to learn the language and traditions but you can only find so much online. Some people would say I am a cultural robber and I guess I am but it's just a happy feeling learning about Navajo people and hearing the music. Anyways LOTS of Respect to the Native people you guys figured out how to live in harmony with Nature!!!☀️♥️🌷🌿🌧️🍄🌼👍🏼

[@laverneshattuck3520]

Good morning, love this song cuz I think of my kids, my daughter & husband are both in the military and son in laws. Love & prayers for peace. May Our Great Creator bless us all; especially, our love ones that are serving in the military, protecting our country. 💓💓💓🙏

[@robertkeys6688]

Hello Laverne how are you doing and hope you're staying safe over there?

[@mememe5434]

I’m in college. This keeps me going❤️

[@yazziehenrietta3210]

I need spiritual healing I'm alone in San Francisco and alot of bad spirits are always hunting my dreams I'm not gonna lie I'm suffering from pass trama and which i choose bad habits to escape and I have a child here which I left and she's not with me I feel losr and no hope I'm scared to even sleep now because my nightmares are getting real and I battling some feet pain where I can't walk and it swallowed up and I'm just a lost Navajo lady stuck in the darkness and I have no hope at times but listening to these songs it's made me cry to much I fall asleep while I was crying and surprised I didn't get any bad dreams but I'm still in pain but I only got these songs to keep me strong and my faith in my Navajo prayers. So thankful for these songs it's beautiful and building me back my inner strength. God bless you all

[@TheNorthFace-qm7vh]

Reconnect with your people my love go back to the mountains get away from great Babylon the destroyer .. I pray yah fill u with great spirit thru YAHUSHA mighty name

[@jjml9971]

My kids have begun to listen to peyote and love listening to this song. Thank you very much.

[@robertkeys6688]

Hello Jennifer how are you doing and hope you're staying safe over there?

[@danielyazzie5361]

His voice on point though!! If I could sing I would choose this voice 🔥💪🏽👍🏽 this is the first guy that made me move 🔥👍🏽💪🏽

[@ecsministorage1900]

Hi Regina, It is important to detach the memory from the song. Very powerful songs and the memory of your father is all you have now. Chose now to see it in a new way. He tried his best and did the most with what he knew. My father too abused my mother and we need to forgive and let it go. Find inner peace within yourself and through these beautiful songs. We are all doing our best at different pace. much love to all, Belinda

[@travisranger420]

Wish I knew more of my Peoples Culture 😭.. I can only live up to wats in my🖤 due to the problem most Native American families go thru. Stay strong Warriors. 🪶

[@frenchpizza9725]

Honor my brother Louie. First Nations. Ancestors loving us still.....

[@tizzytwist6752]

Since I been pregnant..from 5 months I need listening to sing like this. And they have really brought my 4 month old baby to his nap time. playing this type of music relax ND calms him down. since I've been listening to peyote music will he was still in my tummy. I'm thankful he blessed hearing it.

[@Puzzle-Queen]

Definitely reminds me of my grandma, we just used to jam out together while driving to Chinle or Ktown together. 3 years with out her, but everytime I listen to these songs it reminds me a lot about her and it helps me feel better when I am down or upset

[@vinnievandal327]

Beautiful songs got me through a very rough time...

[@stephen0793]

May the Creator bless and sustain the Navajo, such beautiful sacred songs. Love from a great admirer of Native culture

[@delvinoarenas2986]

stephe

[@stephallan2543]

stephen0793 Exactly, the Indigenous Native People need these Songs now...when the Governor in the Dakotas is attempting to interfere with Sovereignty! The Dine’ has been enduring this epidemic. We must pray together for our Tribal People.

[@namjoonslostairpods3643]

these songs are my entire life I will never stop listening to peyote songs

[@timsequichie191]

Uhhhh

[@dianebenn1482]

I like i😄t became I am a navajo🤗🤗🤗😮🤗🤗😮😮😮😎😎😎😎😎LOL!!!!!!!!!!!¡!!!! !! ! ! t

[@blackwolf9893]

You are awesome I love these songs to!

[@aeleencuch4951]

Black Wolf on

[@averygonzalez7502]

Arena Nez sammmme

[@joeyprettyboy8459]

ya'ho! love this song prayers and blessings to all my native brothers and sisters, stay strong to life that's what being native means

[@leecat9732]

I'm a white girl and I would love to be adopted into a native American tribe. My native American friend says that Native spirits like and accept me. I have respect honour native American people and culture. Such beautiful people...much love from Australia 🌏🌳🌱💚🌹

[@choochalah]

look into the ASMiN ...and joining them

[@JenJenn78]

Thank you and bless you 🙏

[@melvinbegay1367]

these song lifts up my spirits when I'm feeling down. thanks for these beautiful songs.

[@On3iLi0]

I haven't been home in like 8 years and I miss it, really miss it especially attending meetings. This reminds me of my Grandpas Uncles and Brothers singing in meetings. The last time I've been to a meeting was like 14 or 15 years old, now I'm 25. taa iiyisii ahehee.

[@On3iLi0]

Ahoo!

[@bahaman98]

These are the songs my father and brothers used to sing and drum. I can't help crying. I miss him and those times.

[@nortinabecenti4095]

The best of the best ... I like to sing this with my dad and it brings good positive things about family and this prayer in this song really means a lot 👍🏽100%

[@delvinoarenas2986]

yehiteh becenti nah HAH tawlthii 😁Good deeds frm brodder to another Yea ?

[@remusbegay4700]

bless all my people I love every one of you.peyote is my life The songs make me happy!!

[@ursulanelson397]

Thanks Louie Gonnie (uncle) for sharing these songs it helps me get threw my rough times👌💫You are really talented💯Love your songs💗

[@lynishabegay248]

It helps me also. Teaching my kids these songs.

[@eeshayrellik]

I play this for my students.... may the Creator bless and protect my students.... and everyone else in education.... Thank you these great blessing songs....

[@matiascote5346]

i m in love with the first song of the set and i only know copple of navajo words... is anyone out there able to hepl me out understand this beutyfull prayer with a translation? immensly greatfull to all of you that kept alive all of this so our children could live it .

[@JaneDoe-hd8vc]

That is so beautiful. dont stop

[@springstownewildcat]

A fellow teacher thanks you and may you be blessed tenfold 🙏

[@eeshayrellik]

@@springstownewildcat thank you so much . Because of this pandemic I've not seen them in person. I'm so sad..

[@springstownewildcat]

@@eeshayrellik Understood. Online is not the same :(

[@donnacaldwell8181]

Thinking of my sweet grandmother its been 14yrs and i still cant believe she not with me no more😢😢😢😢🙏🙏🙏🙏💔💔💔💔

[@robertkeys6688]

Hello Donna how are you doing and hope you're staying safe over there?

[@vj-il5mp]

I love peyote songs it bring peace to my heart ❤ especially hard times like right now..thank u

[@jerrysCowboys1]

i love to see Native Americans stating they are proud to be Native!!!! I have alot of RESPECT for ALL NATIVE AMERICANS!!!!

[@micheledoleski6167]

Your Native American music sound great 😌

[@robertpetraitis9113]

Thank you for the beautiful uplifting songs. Listening with the morning stars during COVID-19. Fortify my spirit for the day with these good prayers. Missing my church community 🙏. Thank you

[@makaylajames7468]

My papa passed last night 💔 he loved this song. Reminds me of him , rest in love papa i love you forever.

[@helenadomingo6685]

I sang this song to my children and my older kiddos one loved it they said they were going to sing it to my grand children ....

[@raphaellee1967]

All I can say is Damn I glad and proud to be NAVAJO. I'm from Kansas city i got all my buddies listening to this..

[@ZanetaTisi]

Sounds after midnight water into the early morning hours, it sounded like this, the melodies, the chorus echoing against the mountains.. Thank God I am Navajo.

[@Deadpixeleditz-mh2pn]

I'm 18 and I enlisted to the marines and currently going on my 6th month, growing up I always wanted to be a marine since I was 4 years old, when I was out at bootcamp one thing I missed was music, another crazy thing is how people from all over the country were there and I was the only Diné person there and all the things I've lived with all my life that I'm so use to was amazing to everyone else. There was times I wanted to give up, for once I actually missed home, I got into this stuff a few times here and there, but once I went somewhere that ik I'm not home, I actually was being more proud to be native, and I suddenly wanted the urge to listen to pow wow and peyote songs, even praying whenever I was hiking painfully and seeing the actual sunrise whole hiking along side the beach, seeing the view and praying in my native ways made me feel amazing, I proud to be who I am, and im glad I grew up.with these, and finally being able to want to learn and carry on these traditions

[@shinizohnijinii9736]

You're Song is beautiful. Miss praying n sing with my families. May Creator Bless u in a great way.we miss u.

[@kiannamoosomin8120]

this song reminds of my late grandpa he always sang these kind of songs to me when I was little but keep going on with the culture

[@momyazzie]

I am full blooded navajo and proud. Thanks for posting these songs, reminds me of home in Chinle, Az.

[@kindisshawnGeishaJesusISGOD]

One day the children will teach us what we have forgotten and remind us. And that's beautiful .

[@darlenejoe2541]

This song reminds of my late father he alway sang these kind of songs in meetings.I miss going to meetings with my father..

[@johannaescobar9213]

souxpeyotesongs

[@robertkeys6688]

Hello Darlene how are you doing and hope you're staying safe over there?

[@libertyordeath9936]

What exactly are these songs about? I don’t speak any native languages, but I’m assuming they’re spiritual as they’re called peyote songs

[@georgejohn4168]

Thank you for the good songs!!! Miss my babies!!! Anna and Munchies!!!

[@pablogarciavasquez6637]

Beautiful song, it is felt in the soul that comes from a very spiritual world and that is understood living its true origin. I descend from the Chancas and Pocras that lived in the ancient Peru South of America and here also there are beautiful dances that express the feelings of each community. Fraternal greetings brothers descendants of the true born of North America. These songs even cure illnesses and disorders that the science of the white man does not understand.QUE HERMOSA CANCION , MUY BELLA....SALUDOS DESDE PERÚ.ATENTAMENTE ALEJANDRO GARCÍA.

[@brandysinger858]

My yazh, a beautiful man with a kind soul and knowledgeable voice, took himself out of this world, I listen to these because I miss him so much. I wish he spoke out, he was a healer but he couldn't heal himself. These make me feel so close to him, why do I see him sitting in a circle with everyone else. Suicide is real among our reservations, you never know who's hurting, please check on those who heal, you honestly never know whose hurting.

[@orsonbahe2200]

I never knew my dad when I was a baby his life was taken from this Earth now to this day I'll listen to songs I never even heard of or don't really understand but as I listened to them I sing along with it just perfectly and I told my mom why is it that I sing along perfectly and I don't know the words that I'm saying she said cuz your dad would sing it to you every night before he left dis Earth so now I cherish these songs for the rest of my life.

[@timothyfurcap1659]

orson bahe its good u took these songs in for comfort on behalf of ur dad, dat was replanted back into da earth n his spirit journey on to the spirit world....

[@orsonbahe2200]

Thank you

[@matteabrown2229]

orson bahe, sing them to my niece and nephews. they will learn from you. take care love you all.

[@aidanthorne7792]

Orson, that's awesome!

[@delvinoarenas2986]

wheres sister amiela bahe at ?

[@kaecake9575]

I remember being in a peyote meeting with my family. When I was experiencing Peyote I seen a tiny bird come out the fire and go back into flame. I still remember that feeling of the full blue moon hurting my eyes. Never again will I see that same feeling. I was 9 years old

[@willpower8888]

I love being native too...native to planet earth! Give thanx for life ! We all come from the same creator , make no mistake about it. Blessing and guidance !

[@samasiamartin4619]

My uncle and aunt is currently fightin covid-19, they are my dad brother n sister.. my uncle would always sing randomly and always play peyote music ❤️ all I ask is for prayers

[@terriejohnston8801]

Prayers lifted for swift healing from our Creator. I send my love to you.from PA. . Wakan Tanan Kici Un. May the Great Spirit Bless You. tj

[@samasiamartin4619]

@@terriejohnston8801 wow! Thank you! Never thought anyone would reply

[@terriejohnston8801]

@@samasiamartin4619 Oh...i am back Samasia. How are your loved ones coming along?

[@terriejohnston8801]

SO glad that you heard me. 😘 The Peyote Songs touch my Spirit...How beautiful the memories you hold. Continued prayers for YOU, ur Uncle @ Aunt, Samasia. I totally understand how 2 beloved family members ( or friends)can be SO MUCH MORE than what meets the eye. PLEASE try to keep in touch. ( on FB...but its been 4 mts since i been tbere Now, im finding it difficult to get back to my own account. Enuff of Me...

[@samasiamartin4619]

@@terriejohnston8801 still in a coma but the meds seems to be workin.. so hopefully prayin they wake up soon

[@iroy3303]

You're songs inspire me. Miss Sitting Around Grandpa Fire And prayin N singing to Creator For Healing With You N Relatives.

[@dennismcleod9512]

Just a great blessing to be able to "hear" this sound.

[@nicolette2395]

I can almost sing phonetically with this, after listening so many times. white woman mid 60's, native to AZ

[@biggymtb]

I was sad because a friend of mine passed away last night while I was at work I met him through rehab and we spoken about life our futures and our traditional ways that we need to go back to them We spoke of sweating again together some day Sleep well my friend next sweet I go into we will speak again Sleep well brother your family will be protected by our creator Til we meet again sing songs for me while I’m still down here doing our work!! Aho meyo koda wansi wastedo My friend was a good one!

[@sharleenjordan1277]

as far as I can remember, being introduce into the Native American Church in 1991, I will not forget my own peyote meetings, bday mtgs, n etc .... I will always treasure all my prayers, songs n encouraging words that they share with me n my family .... I love listening to peyote music.... soothes my mind, body n soul.... I respect all Native American Church..... Beautiful songs n prayers .... Ahe'hee.... God bless.... 💖😍⚘

[@MrZensphere]

These songs are some of the most beautiful music on the planet. Thank you.

[@bernicelewis9108]

I agree :)

[@penelopemarigot661]

me too

[@ironworker3330]

God Bless your tribe and people

[@andreasohland7742]

Humbled to be able to have heard this. Thank you for sharing.

[@angelfarrell4898]

Ahooo...........love this songs..........remembering my mom Betty.....

[@fartrico]

When I was young I use to set up teepees with my dad early in the mornings bfor the sun comes up,now I’m putting up steel buildings and these poyote songs remind me of them days………

[@charlestotus6535]

My brother in Arizona yazzy sing strong for all us natives around the country that we have togetherness no matter what we do or what we are into we still holed that native light on in our souls.we are a proud people.we watch watcher no matter where we are at.we have power if it's used right.power that our creator gave us . it's used right we can be what they want to call it.

[@harleygoodbear4128]

All these songs never die. When we're all gone home, some one else will be singing them. Most of these tunes are well over 100 yrs. Old n are all joyful noises onto the Creator, giving him all the praise n Glory for all the wonderful blessings he has already bestowed upon us all. Thank you Lord over n over again. Cant thank you enough!! Amen!

[@Truebar01]

Sitting here in scandinavia where we have moved so far away from our roots in our lifestyle i listen to this song after a long day of anger and cynical thoughts and get completely uplifted and filled with joy :D Thoughts go back to ingesting Ayahuasca in Equador and i got a visual scenario of me kissing the earth in the desert together with an Indian tribe around a campfire.

[@calcunningham48]

Beautiful... ;^)) great driving music. For me, a trucker.

[@dsnocturnallubercant]

I respect you comment. and your love for NATIVE AMERICANS. it's the same for me to I respect your country and actually loved being out there.. FULL RESPECT FROM THE SOUTHWESTERN PART OF AMERICA.

[@Onahauntingnote]

🙏🏼RIP Louie Gonnie. Was my moms nephew. V beautiful songs you left us.

[@lynndebeal6126]

Thank you for gifting these beautiful songs.

[@robertkeys6688]

Hello Lynn how are you doing and hope you're staying safe over there?

[@ndngaveuphorse]

These are the best songs I've heard him sing. Beautiful.

[@lediholiday7258]

releasing old fears and spiritual chains celebrating growth healing and connection fire dancing this is what popped up loving my roots the beauty in the sound wado

[@nwmissourioutdoorstv6728]

My son Dax will fall asleep on my chest to this music. The love is calm and pure brings happy tears to my eyes. Thank you for this music onelove

[@navajorezathlete1202]

It's always a good day to wake up n know you're Dine