6 Truly DISTURBING Navajo Stories

[@DarknessPrevails]

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[@CommanderHarataIdaku]

This is really just what I needed to calm down. Had a bad day and multiple manic episodes. Your narrations always calm my mind down and help me unwind. Thank you for all your hard work ₯!

[@leowildwolf9044]

Dat was a hawt video

[@karlakirkpatrick6687]

No, no I'd never would want to see that DP 😳😔

[@karlakirkpatrick6687]

@@CommanderHarataIdaku same here.

[@girligirlish1]

Mine are skinwalkers, black eyed children and kuchisake onna

[@Kryssaira]

Navajo stories are my favorites. Their culture is so interesting and the lore is fascinating. Thank you for the stories.

[@_wok3_]

I'm Navajo. I have quite a few skinwalker stories also my grandma is very into traditional stuff. And she taught me alot. THERE'S A LOT BECAUSE OF EVIL PEOPLE AND WITCHCRAFT. It's really cool/interesting/scary to know about what people can do with witchcraft. My grandma used to live DEEP IN THE RESERVATION she basically lived off the grid. And she told me very scary stories of her when she was a child. My grandma has a lot of encounter's with skinwalkers. Hearing her stores where interesting.

[@GingeRenee]

Wow that’s amazing, I love this sort of stuff. My children have Navajo and Apache in their blood. My great grandmother was 100% Native American from a tribe in Maine, I can’t remember the name of the tribe though. Although I only have a small amount of native blood in my veins I feel very connected to that ancestry and have had a few amazing experiences that I feel blessed to have experienced. My friend who is Native American her native name is black feather and she was told by spirit to give me a black feather she had. I was going through a rough lonely patch in life. That feather would suddenly be emitting the sound of tribal chanting and drumming. It was only heard in the room where I displayed my feather. It didn’t come from outside, no tvs or radio were on and after investigating I could only hear it faintly in the room with my black feather. When I saw my friend again she was smiling and asked so what did you experience, I was like first how do you know and then told her. She said it was the ancestors letting me know that I am never alone and they are with me always. That was their way of letting me know they were in deed with me and it was such a comforting and blessing experience for me. It happened a few more times with that feather. Now with young kiddos having more Native American blood in their veins then mine I want to find ways to reconnect us to the ancestors and their ways. I want to honor that and raise my boys to feel honored and respectful of the culture and connected to it strongly. Well thank you for sharing about your grandma. I think that is so special and amazing. Anyways blessings friend on your journey!

[@guestguest9634]

I live in Chinle on the Navajo Nation Indian reservation and have never seen so much paranormal activity in all my life. And the story my Navajo family and husband told me about a run in still horrifies me. If you don’t live here you just really don’t know what happens here.

[@patriciaviczmandy649]

Can you share some please?

[@MasturbatumUltima]

@@_wok3_ could you share some stories 🥺

[@p1ekna.]

@@guestguest9634 please share!?!?

[@leowildwolf9044]

I feel like we miss out on a lot of different cultures and especially their stories. Like sure we get the big ones, but there are so many demons and ideas of what a monster can be. Thanks for posting this one. Itll be fun

[@chieflongsmoke3672]

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[@leowildwolf9044]

@@chieflongsmoke3672 I keep it to keep that epic wolf in memory. Didn't know em, but he's majestic af. Or a she.

[@chieflongsmoke3672]

@@leowildwolf9044 frfr

[@nonablouin2606]

You the man,being native American myself I love it when you read native American stories.

[@charliebee4338]

Those Hopi tribal stories are so fascinating. Blessings 🐨♥️🇦🇺

[@Wolfy39565]

have you ever a skinwalker?

[@nonablouin2606]

@@Wolfy39565 no

[@Wolfy39565]

@@nonablouin2606 that's good. I hear that is bad luck

[@astral.soul12]

Me too! Nimiipuu Potawatomi and Yakama ❤️

[@FearStreet777]

There are so many great stories passed down in the Navajo culture. I started researching it last year, would be great to talk to some Navajo ppl

[@Suckmyjagon]

Lenord DAN is a Hopi elder you can go to JC Johnson’s KZbin channel JC senior passed a few years back but his son monitors his channel go to the very first videos jc posted and he interviewed Lenord Dan and make a comment leaving your email and that you’d like to talk to Lenord Dan or interview him for research purposes and jc junior will comment or send you a email with Lenord Dans contact info . Their extremely cool folks man. The Hopi are the original people on this plane rock planet whatever it is . Ok

[@FearStreet777]

@@Suckmyjagon Thanks, I'll reach out to him

[@justindungey4197]

A lot of navajo tales and culture the elders won’t talk about especially skin walkers etc

[@ramonsanchez4751]

It wouldn't be a great idea to talk about the skinwalker and Wendigo with any native elder. The mere mention of it's name will invoke evil

[@ramonsanchez4751]

And be careful what you research and what you say because it may attract them to you

[@AnaxErik4ever]

The second story was my favorite. It's not often you get a YOUNG shaman/medicine woman/spirit world communicator as the hero of a story. Talk about sleep paralysis taken to a different place.

[@DarknessPrevails]

Same! This was the most intense sleep paralysis story I've read in a long time.

[@dawnstephens9751]

Southern Louisiana swamp / voodoo / ghost stories I can’t get enough

[@6AM96]

yes this ^

[@sumauzui3258]

YES!

[@josephperkins4080]

Same here seeing as I am originally from Louisiana

[@wamsinchester6339]

Yes!!!

[@brittbritt6132]

I'm from there so I also love hearing these stories too!!

[@Raine-97]

Being Navajoh, I love when people post these stories. I’m also hesitant, as they tend to freak me out the most because they seem the most real.... Maybe because they’re stories from home.

[@simeon91ruse]

That sounds super cool. Lucky you! :)

[@jeffb.i.5574]

I love these Native American accounts. I think they are the most honest and accurate descriptions there can possibly be...

[@jesusfranco3708]

They’re bs

[@scottcripps3029]

How does being native american make u more honest?🤣 and as far as accurate they sound the exact same as every other skin Walker story 🤣

[@scratchd0g]

Right, because everybody knows "injuns can't lie".... Gedoudda here!

[@Jacob-tu9wh]

@@scratchd0g as a native I agree we aren't all spiritual right off the bat some chose to be and some don't

[@geminidream4347]

Agreed!

[@mattb.7307]

The Navajo Reservation is a beautiful place. I, myself have heard many many stories and experienced a few supernatural things on our reservation. But I live on another reservation which seems to be alike. Hearing stories on this channel reminds me of home. Stay safe out there.

[@danielle7587]

I’ve never clicked so fast! My old co-worker grew up on the Navajo reservation and always had the most interesting stories. I would love to hear more stories from different reservations around North America!

[@covinus5425]

These stories were awesome! I love Skinwalker stories. The Tuba city one was really eerie.

[@aolanikunisan]

This couldn’t have come at a better time as I just finished a class in Uni about the American southwest tribes and their cultures.

[@usagibun7]

Not a Native American, but I was born and raised in Arizona. Lived in Page and grew up around Navajo legends and had a few terrifying experiences, and even after moving to the Valley, they're still prevalent. Sometimes because of my job I have to drive through the Rez at night and while most of the time it's peaceful and uneventful, there are times where I've heard or seen things that really spook me... I don't care if people laugh or call me crazy: skinwalkers are real.

[@patriciaruberg3888]

@@usagibun7 I’m from Az too and have had some crazy experiences too

[@jolievang2995]

I’m Hmong and our culture is very similar to Native Americans which is why I find it so fascinating. We have similar stories for example growing up, I was told by my grandparents and parents to never answer any calling like when someone calls your name and you can't see them, especially, when you're out in the woods or any where other than home. This is a way for evil to trick you or luring you, if you answered you'll be giving them permission to follow you home or harm you. They can use the voice of someone you know. Also, we believe in shape shifters, how they can take on any shape or form.

[@drewll4897]

I’m Lao and Thai and was told to not whistle at night or I’d attract “dead dogs”

[@chickensandwich8808]

I'm Otomi, which is an Indigenous Mexican(Meshica) group, we have similar stories as well. Here on Turtle Island, which is our name for the Americas, it is common amongst other native groups that you don't whistle into the night. If you hear a whistle, you don't whistle back. You pretend you heard nothing.

[@renatoovelar7442]

Im from Paraguay, we are descendants of the Guarani people. We are told not to whistle during the night cause it could attack “Karai Pyhare” (Man of the Night) a restless spirit that lurks in the hills, it could become your friend and grant protection if you give him tobacco and rum offerings. But if you disturb it (whistling, vandalising plants for example), oh jeez, I’ve heard countless stories of what it can do to that stupid person that dared to disturb him.

[@Kristenoyinbo]

I totally agree with you

[@JasmonTP]

I'm 73, mother passed away two years ago. When I was a child, she told me the story how a woman use to call her name when she would be playing away from their house.. She and her parent's lived way back in the woods of Mississippi. There was a railroad crossing the road they used to travel back and forth. She said she would play up and down the rail road tracks , or ride her horse"Tarzan"..she said he was huge. She told me that her Mother (my Grand Mother), told her to NEVER ever answer "what" ever was calling her. She told me.."Moma said WHAT.. ....not who.

[@ravenm.5577]

This is honestly one of my favorite videos you've made, love ya Darkness!

[@riley5227]

I love that first story. So creepy how that skinwalker was just outside the window. Will find it hard to sleep tonight.

[@blukhat]

I like the way you share these stories. I personally never have experienced anything like this yet. Blessings❤

[@dragonx3769]

I would really like some more scary mountain stories, those were really fun to listen to

[@mikew1374]

He should cover the story of the Khandahar Giant that the US military found in the mountains of Afghanistan

[@SoldatnaMan]

Those and the trucker stories

[@Jenna20101]

So excited for these!!!! I love Navajo stories!!!!❤️ not enough of them these days!!

[@denvergirl2645]

Love this topic. All the stories were great. The first one was my favorite. Thanks Darkness Prevails!!

[@kamdeih]

The second one is definitely her guardian angel helping her getting rid of the thing haunting her mom.

[@seveeuh]

these stories have always scared me ever since i was young, i’m lakota but my grandma’s live in AZ , i’m thankful that i’ve never seen or heard anything everytime i go to visit them

[@rosebudadkins6803]

I am Lakota/eastern Cherokee. Live near the Yakama Rez in Washington State now. I am an elder with many esoteric experiences.

[@lilianapruitt155]

Talk about perfect bed time stories, thank you Darkness Prevails 👍

[@Homemaker-eg2he]

If your ever in the woods... And you don't hear any birds or critters moving around or making noise... Its not a good sign... It either means their is danger or evil in the area.

[@b3xb0x]

This video was awesome.. are there any others on this channel on the same topic..? Other episodes, etc.? 🙂 Really enjoyed that! Thanks.

[@leanderhobb1446]

It’s the love and care for others that these negative entities can’t bother you. Usually if your mind is full of negative thoughts and just a mindset of thinking you’re alone leads these negative entities toward you. Love one another and care for others, always ask how someone days is etc… Showing some love always helps and brightens anyones day to keep these entities always.

[@suicideboyzz]

Being Native myself. I love hearing u read Native stories😩

[@neweyes777]

Don't be out in the Hills by yourself after dark! I live in the Hills just 2 hrs. from the Smokey Mts., surrounded by water and woods. The Appalachian areas are full of dangers, including strange cryptids and scary howls and calls. Its very beautiful in the daytime, but the whole atmosphere changes when the sun goes down. God bless.

[@JinxyXO]

You have a very unique voice! Really enjoying your content! Time to binge watch! 😍

[@norwegiandude6263]

C'mon man, cabin stories with unknown creatures are the best 🤪

[@janetlieb2507]

Moonlight sugar..Darkness!! Great video!🌙🌙🌙❤

[@ashkiinative7916]

Scary thing to become a skinwalker is that you have to kill a loved one you cherish allot and some sick people actually do so they can become more powerful in witchcraft and take on any form as they please.

[@piersontsosie1270]

yes sad thing is people use unborn children now a days to sacrifice to become one

[@Penn.Dragon]

There's a lot more to it than just killing your most favored person, there is a ritual where they have to take pleasure in their destruction of love... its what happens after the murder.... THATS the worst part

[@DaroriDerEinzige]

Imagine to do all that and then simple end up in jail because Skinwalkers aren't a real thing.

[@ldawg7117]

@@piersontsosie1270 oh yeah because unborn fetuses are so much more tragic and sad than actual living breeding children/people, with memories, friends, feelings, thoughts, a favorite color, favorite food a favorite movie, etc. Keep your stupid fcking religious goddamn archaic views on women's bodies /rights out of here.

[@skullkideku5735]

They are real...

[@a123-m6n]

Great scary stories as always 😄 thanks!

[@stgjaden_5053]

As a navajo I wish for many prayers for you se your not telling these stories in the winter

[@fercho6848]

So are skinwalkers real or not?

[@stgjaden_5053]

@@fercho6848 yes they are real I had a few in counters of my own

[@sumrezkidsmom797]

Right?!? I thought the same thing

[@sumrezkidsmom797]

I'm Navajo too. Well half. From the Bitter Water clan

[@sumrezkidsmom797]

@@fercho6848 they are REAL.

[@JustAnotherOne1]

Thanks for your stories!!!! I LOVE THEM!!! I get the best sleep listening to them.

[@historygrad7493]

I adore these stories ❤ Thank you!!!

[@robertvalderaz7329]

I have many navajo people who I have friended. They have told me of people they knew who were witches and skinwalkers. Though they still lived on the reservation, they lived away from the others. They also told me that the witches/skinwalkers usually die a violent death.

[@crazysusanaita619]

Finally long day today time to fall asleep to my fav kind of stories nite nite everyone

[@RebeccaCurtiss1975]

Great stories as usual.

[@JuanchiesHD]

You should do horror stories from South America

[@thelastdaybreathinginetern1385]

So glad I'm early, and first! Love your channel Darkness Prevails!🤘🏽🎸

[@joeybowen2347]

Always love uploads from darkness.

[@TattooedPink]

Perfect! Cheers Dark x

[@glennlane4652]

I’m very thankful for you to put effort and stories you tell.

[@MegaSusanc]

Awesome as always!

[@hollibabbert6269]

I enjoy the Native American stories of the skinwalker just love it want to hear more stories like this 👍

[@xdookanmaster3968]

If you are in the woods or somewhere isolated where there are usually animals and you don't hear anything, there is a bigger predator or many of the top of the food chain animals in the area

[@ivoryfrost9648]

I live and work at the Grand Canyon with a lot of Navajo people. Now I’m too freaked to go to sleep after watching this vid and will be asking my bestie (who is Navajo) a lot of questions in the morning lol

[@chieflongsmoke3672]

Good luck my friend

[@AJ-ey5bq]

Any updates from your friend?

[@ivoryfrost9648]

@@AJ-ey5bq there’s a lot more skinwalker lore than I thought there was! Pretty creepy stuff lol

[@janetlieb2507]

A lot of strange things happen at The Grand Canyon. A man visiting there with his wife saw a walking skeleton.

[@Eddiep80]

@@janetlieb2507 naw that was just me i was starving lol

[@deshistoiremysterieuses8670]

Wohoo another good one!

[@BranBranNN120]

I love ur voice in these stories it's a perfect match it makes it creepy u have a nice voice keep up the good work ur amazing.

[@artemisiya1549]

Whoa this was different. I really really liked it!👍🏻💯

[@kattyvengeance8106]

Ooo, exciting! Perfect for a night of studying!

[@lori2339]

Love these stories always very interesting ❤

[@Twilight24682]

Awesome I love listening to stories about Native Americans and skinwalker stories have always fascinated me awesome stories Darkness

[@claudiaquintero2937]

Thank you so much for this! Do you have any Apache stories?

[@DarknessPrevails]

What's your favorite legend or creature from folklore or mythology?

[@tonyalcaponey2454]

Since im navajo its always a skinwalker

[@themadgamer1217]

Probably dragons, if I had to choose one off the top of my head, but if I were to pick ones from my ancestors’ home of Ireland, I’d say banshees and dulluhans.

[@jessicaallen1373]

It's got to be skinwalkers for me, I'm fascinating with everything about them and I can't get enough of all the stories on here about them. I love everything supernatural the stranger the better and you do it perfectly.

[@bearskull4470]

My favourite is the Adlet (a half dog half person)

[@rudyllamas6805]

Lechuza's are pretty common tale where I'm from. The story behind them is that they are a special type of witch that turn into a bird like creature when they go looking for prey. They like to whistle in the night and stalk small children. If they go for adults, they mimic voices or even a crying baby to lure them away. If one is stalking you, you have to literally cuss and swear and get mad at it for it to go away. That and La Lorona are pretty common fears where I live.

[@TriggUhhh]

As a Navajo myself, you cannot talk or even think about anything scary including the word "skinwalker." It is forbidden for most families and whatnot. I have a couple of stories about an encounter with one of them. If you're not Navajo yourself, you can't believe there is one or just can't say you believe them. You need to experience meeting one. It's pretty messed up in the Navajo reservation. Please be advised when visiting the Navajo region. Don't bring it up or talk about it to other Navajos,.

[@martsam1572]

Thank you for this!

[@sheilakirby5616]

ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE MUD FOSSILS !!! THERE ARE QUITE A FEW !!! LOVE THIS STUFF !!!

[@grammyd8361]

Mud Fossil stories are CIA false information.

[@aaronpersonett9579]

Right on time

[@travingalloverthemap8375]

Despite the Smoky mountains being a very popular place it can be scary at times I've been to the Smokies mountains and I know

[@gtg488w]

I’m so proud of the girl who protected her mom. I’ve been attacked like that, alone in my dorm in college. My mind wasn’t frozen but everything else was. It’s not fair they got all this power. Infinite death to all evil creatures or immediate return to the light

[@pinkzfunnyname2430]

Love stories from Navajo

[@johnpopa8093]

Love your work

[@16maze]

Yeeeeee chiiiddiiiiis!!!! Lmaoooo I’m from tuba city 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sumrezkidsmom797]

LMAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Marynicole830]

I live in the smokies and have a few stories. Where do I write to? I've lived here my whole life. I grew up in a poor rual area so there were Plenty of old hillbilly stories around to keep me afraid of the woods as a kid. The ones people said we're true (and sounded believable) stuck with me

[@kingkazuma2568]

Id like to hear them !!!

[@EllamaeBahe]

I'm din'e Navajo love native stories and very interesting thx for the stories 👍

[@helxeen2607]

Just with the smell of death alone you know it's something bad more so if you hear sounds or voices.

[@jimmyhardin6366]

Enjoyed the stories good job!!

[@jesseflores3802]

Currently listening to this while I'm sitting in the middle of a field, pitch black eating McDonald's lol

[@marinakaiser7639]

Great i love Navajo stories thanks Darkness ❤❤

[@jerrybartlett7479]

Hell is real Marina. Jesus suffered on the cross for us to have a way out of Hell. No joke. Please listen. I care about you.

[@jerrybartlett7479]

And being that you hate Christians and Muslims, why didn’t you say that you hate Jews as well ? Many Germans do , don’t they ? Only one true way to avoid Hell, and Jesus Christ is the only way to Heaven. Don’t listen to Satans lies. Don’t gamble with your soul. I am right. I don’t lie to you or anyone

[@whitpitcher2134]

Wouldn't be surprised if the Story about the cop in SLC, UT was an encounter in Neff's canyon. Me and a friend had an encounter with something there when driving up to a party. It's a pretty popular hiking area.

[@cherrypiepossee772]

Love the Navajo story's .. terrifying 🤓

[@80bbygrl]

I 100% believe Native American stories. They are so interesting.

[@warujr]

My grandma told me of all the scary things that could get me when I walk out at night. I'm not allowed to whistle at night for different reasons, but mostly because it could bring bad stuff into my life, stir up the wind or something will whistle back. That's freaky as

[@michaellavigne6418]

GREAT stories loved them. 👍👍👍 KEEP them coming. M / M / M Mt. Man Mike

[@jameslookstwice]

Awesome my fellow red brothers

[@ryushogun9890]

Nice one ! Nice one !

[@keearapowell84]

Whoa these were good!!!

[@lizg.m8231]

And that's why I rather stay home than ever see one skinwalker 😬

[@wyckedbabyklown]

Darkness, how is it that you are always speaking of the skinwalker, and not yet been devoured?

[@DarknessPrevails]

I get a hallpass to entertain folks :)

[@Margalit10656]

He has a S word pass.😎

[@jacobbowling263]

You are awesome Darkness

[@keanunotReeves8127]

Just when I gave up looking for legends of the Navajo I found this

[@monkeydigs6696]

Native American stories are the best!

[@thedemonhunter8857]

I find these interesting bc my Family lineage consists of Choctaw and Creek Indian.

[@Fire0warrior182]

What would yall think? Making a channel with a Navajo/Pueblo who will go to tribe to tribe an talk about these cryptids and legends

[@RubyJeans943]

Typically, Navajo won't speak about it especially if they are really traditional. I have four Navajo friends and they never speak of this stuff and knowing, it's uncomfortable and somewhat taboo to speak about, I would never ask.

[@Fire0warrior182]

@@RubyJeans943 bro I'm Navajo. I been taught more older ways then those who fear them. THEY NEED TO LEARN THE OLD WAYS not the new ways

[@Fire0warrior182]

@@RubyJeans943 the new ways have only brought weakness on to our people. I have a tiktok account that explains allt of this. Many many navajos follow me on this.

[@scahill0101]

Yeah Navajo people don't talk about it or even think about them because it invites them into their lives and they don't want that.

[@Fire0warrior182]

@@scahill0101 Dude I'm Navajo. And that's the old way of thinking

[@backwoodsboogieman6228]

The day me and the ole lady has had it's really awesome to just in a really quite house no one to bug ya at 1:32 am in the dark listening to Uncle Darkness!

[@Patchwork_Dragon]

imagine going on a hike and having a giant rock chuck itself at you and you're just left sitting there like "WTF??"

[@jimenaanchondo5840]

Funny story I live in las vegas nv and my friends and I were hiking at red rock canyon, it was dark when we started heading back towards the car and keep in mind there wasn't anyone one out there with and we had a river rock tossed at us. We ran like hell.

[@p1ekna.]

@@jimenaanchondo5840I live in Vegas too. We frequent Red Rock. We’ve heard & seen some pretty bizarre things out there.

[@j.c.nightwalker5322]

In the first story, even the thought of praying gave the person the idea to take control of their body. The thing knew it did not have total control and knew it had to escape because the person was stronger than it was. Even the thought of prayer calls good to you.

[@1982romavictor7]

You're the best!

[@4thdoctor284]

And what if you look into the skinwalker's eyes and take control of THEIR soul?

[@mikew1374]

Become one with SkinCrawler

[@kimberleybowen9171]

great stories.... Hunter L's accent is the same as David Hayters accent.... David Hayter provides the voice of solid snake from the ps1 game metal gear solid and metal gear solid snake eater

[@veryrare8783]

yo dp you ever thinking about doing that Halloween bookmark thing you did a while ago?

[@MrCoolneko]

I remember when I was younger, my mom and grandma were driving back from the hospital because I was very sick. We got back from er and my grandma lives off the grid too. My mom told me my grandma saw something human hanging on the tailgate. The red brake could only catch glimpses of the thing. My grandma said don't acknowledge it, and said a small prayer and then suddenly they could hear coyote cries right outside the truck window and then felt a kick or fishtail of the truck and then my grandma said it was gone. Scary!! Yeeyah!!

[@piersontsosie1270]

I got a few stories hope to hear them in future videos

[@chieflongsmoke3672]

Nativepride✊🏽✋🏽🦅🦅

[@waynebender8835]

Good stories!🙂👍

[@briannabrianna5536]

Hey love 💕 your storys some are a little quiet some are just fine lol but love them anyway and do u have a discord?