A Tiwa Blessing YT

[@juliemartinez9597]

Beautiful. THANK YOU

[@macmcmac4388]

Thank you for this wonderful video portraying the breathtaking beauty of the Tiwa language.

[@ilovemyfam18]

Wow this is truly beautiful! I’m in the process on learning more about my great great great great grandmother who lived at the Taos Pueblo in New Mexico. Thank you for this video 😁

[@MrMarkJGordon]

Thank you for your interest!

[@ralphguzzoactorproducercom4417]

Beautiful heritage that is and so needed on mother earth. WaMaChi is breath matter and movement or great spirit in Tiwa language.

[@mayamendiola8834]

This is a really nice video to watch thank you for your knowledge

[@feralbluee]

beautiful language and meaning to life. (sounds so different from Navajo - yet they live so near to each other - culture completely different, also.) thank you so much for this video - what a wonerful song. makes me want to cry - i have no idea why. . .

[@BiGGtuGG-ut9ir]

Tiwa sounds different almost like accents from different tribes. It is really interesting actually. What my people speak sounds different from somewhere else.

[@herself50]

The Pueblo People were here long before the Navajos.

[@ralphguzzoactorproducercom4417]

this is a bautiful video and appreciate the immense vibration in the Tiwa language. Thank you very much and may your blessings multiply safely and sovereignly to more goodness and joy.

[@ralphguzzoactorproducercom4417]

Thank you Mark for sharing with the world the integrity and beauty of this elder and your care and inspiration. Many blessings to you

[@karenespinoza3684]

standing Deer, I don't know if you remember me, I am Karen (Indian name given to me is Whitewolf). Mu husband and I met you in Angel Fire where we lived for 13 years. You taught me now to drum, shich I did several times, You came to our home and had a drumming circle and blessing of us and our house. Anthony was Apache and I have some Cherokee blood in me. We came to the Pueblo on Christmas eve for the ceremony and then after feaset with JoJay and his wife, you were there, then afterwards went to a home in Taos for a private drumming. I am now in California, but miss New Mexico so much. That is home to me. Anthony went to the Great Spirit on May 1, 2015. I learned so much from the pueblo people and my Shaman teacher in Angel Fire, but since I can't seem to get my powers back, centered or grounded. Standing Deer I have tried everything that I was taught, what can you tell me to do? I still miss Anthony so much, it's like he's with me every second. Love and Bless You and your family and the people at the Pueblo. I Want To Come Home....

[@martifenton9842]

Karen, I do remember you. Sorry for your loss and would love to talk to you. You can reach me at [e-mail] and we can take it from there.

[@Alacranito2012]

Thank you for the video.

[@stephrogers1859]

My people❤️ It hurts me that I can’t get close to Taos and be with my people and learn our language

[@kaihart8275]

I've learned somewhat recently that this is where my long ago ancestors settled and intermixed with the people who lived there, I feel the exact same way!

[@30yearoldmanthatgetsbullie44]

Many respect!

[@Happy_HIbiscus]

dude, this is cool and stay well

[@sunpathviewer]

Thank you relative.

[@miriamroe7374]

❤

[@BM-nk1pe]

Wow sounds similar to Vietnamese

[@iziahromero7251]

Tah ah aka thank you

[@lemonwood6882]

I was going to learn a little from my che ee, I put it off till it was too late.

[@herself50]

Who was your Chee ee?

[@GoddessSangreRosita]

It’s never too late.

[@herself50]

I’m a chee ee. Are you from Taos, Picuris, Sandia or Isleta?

[@deedee3554]

Is there anyone else that can teach you? My mom knows and I want to learn from her, My chee-ee taught her. Its never too late to learn

[@gabriellaherrera8545]

Hello, I would really like to learn to speak Tiwa. Does anyone know any good online resources or classes I could use since we are not able to travel at this time? I would greatly appreciate it.

[@micahjanes8916]

There's not really anyone publicly teaching. I think the only way is if you're relative speaks the language.

[@ralphguzzoactorproducercom4417]

Joseph Rael - “beautiful painted arrow “ is my teacher and speaks Tiwa in a very deep way that is also true to this sound being language. I experience him as a mystic and he has a book called “ being and vibration’ that explains the sacred beingness in our ability to speak as true humans. He has many books that are living vibrations for me. Be inspired.

[@Atheria444]

Who is grandmother Sophina that he spoke of please? I had a dream about Taos in 2016 that haunts me where these three Native American women were around a fire and I joined them. We talked for a bit when one of them suddenly said that they read about me and that grandmother wanted to speak to me. At that point I woke up. Since then I've been trying to figure out who grandmother is.

[@MrMarkJGordon]

Standing Deers his grandmother was named Sophina Suazo. She was the adopted Daughter of Tony Lujan.

[@MrMarkJGordon]

Atheria PsychicGal Hi, I am happy to speak with you about Sophina!

[@Atheria444]

@@MrMarkJGordon Here is the dream! bridge4spirit.wordpress.com/2016/09/07/taos-dream/ - Some of my Taos friends feel "grandmother" is Grandma Taos Mountain, but I feel it could be a human being.

[@Atheria444]

@@MrMarkJGordon My original Taos "call" in 1998. bridge4spirit.wordpress.com/2013/11/03/mystical-magical-taos-new-mexico/ I have many Taos posts on my blog. What is eerie is that Mabel Dodge Luhan and I had odd things in common and she died 4 years before my birth. I was born in Rochester, and she in Buffalo. We both loved Santa Barbara, Florence, and Paris. I think I even have the gray streak she had! I have always been drawn to her home before I knew who she even was...and Dennis Hopper the past few years, who, of course, also owned her house.

[@reinholdkemper3411]

Who ba ee? Please translate this for me coz I really like to know. ThankYou

[@herself50]

Who ba ee? =. and you? or. what about you? Like when someone asks you: How are you? You would answer “fine” or however you’re feeling, then ask, who ba ee? Or used whenever you’re asking what the intention of someone is or how they feel about something. I’m southern Tiwa.

[@kairi.1911]

Basically saying hello :)

[@reinholdkemper3411]

Kyrie_ Vlogzz what is this? An Art Name? Self given? Who r U?

[@kairi.1911]

Reinhold Kemper what do you mean art name

[@reinholdkemper3411]

Kyrie_ Vlogzz guess your mom did not give you this name... that sounds like an internet related name...

[@ryandeeken1554]

Does anyone know which dialect of the tiwa language this is?

[@MrMarkJGordon]

Standing Deer is from Taos Pueblo New Mexico

[@fmagalhaes1521]

Where can I learn to speak Tiwa? If anyone can help, I would be most appreciative.

[@ryandeeken1554]

The Tiwa language is being taught in the elementary school in the Isleta Pueblo. Of course it is the Southern Tiwa, Isleta dialect.

[@Infloun]

This Tiwa he is speaking is not taught to outsiders at all, only tribal members. Also this "man" in the video is known to the tribe as a fraud and has nothing to do with his "people". He uses the name of Taos Pueblo to make money. He is a disgrace to the tribe and there are many like him who use the name of Taos Pueblo as a profit for money and fame.

[@fmagalhaes1521]

@@Infloun many thanks!!

[@teresatrigiani7838]

@@Infloun Despite the downside of the man, which I know from very personal experience, his energies were genuine and powerful.

[@julierussell6114]

Ta Ah...