"Ahkima Honyumptewa Weavings and Hopi Life" Bacavi 3rd Mesa pt. 1 of 2

[@charlieabercrombie164]

Akima,......You are The Man.....I appreciate your viewpoints,....& Knowledge.......Tunkashila is with you....much Love from Wauka Mountain GA [Wahoo Creek]

[@AndreaGomez-yz7kz]

Gracias1000.

[@Yenyou-777]

🐝 utiful work🤲🤲🤲🤲 sne kalyegh for sharing 🌱🤲

[@bluewaterpines8323]

THANK YOU.What a sweet and gentle soul.Aho.

[@staysolid5542]

The comanche,yaqui,tohono, & hopi are the tribes who shown much respect to the mexican people to keep us united as it shown and i thank you for that .im mexicans originals descedant too and i hold mad respect to the hopi brother we native mexicans with hopi brothers.

[@lisamarie3412]

I like it!

[@danielsqueque4591]

..🦊...been deer bone carving since 14 years old,...now at 51 years of age ,...met other deer bone carvers ,...have any deer bone carvers where you live ,anymore ,...some other’s have lost their’s ,.....🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾

[@rd47blog]

Never heard of it with Native Americans, maybe northern tribes. thxs Peace

[@fightthedead-twdfeartheliv2241]

@@rd47blog Are Dine' more "wordly" and affected by NonIndian influences than the Hopi?

[@rd47blog]

@@fightthedead-twdfeartheliv2241 Only heard the term Dine as being the Navajo rez. The Navajo originally came from Canada. And are mostly hated by the Hopi for their Ruthless Ways. I have many a tales of such atrocities!!!

[@bluewaterpines8323]

Ron,can you makemore content of the people Dine'?I would love to see your channel with these type of educational interviews.Thank you.aho.

[@rd47blog]

Been so busy since going back into Electrical Contracting. Haven't had the Time, soon hopefully/ "God" bless

[@rd47blog]

More to come, made about 2 hours if videos from Ahkima. As soon as I get Windows Movie Maker to cooperate there will be more.

[@rd47blog]

Thank You Friend

[@fightthedead-twdfeartheliv2241]

How is the drought affecting Hopi land? I've watched your videos recently and see he is planting and his corn is growing but I'm seeing documentaries showing how (at least on the Navajo reservation) the severe water shortage there. People have to make hour drives frequently to get water and there is a woman who deliveres a tankard of water to the people there but they can only get so much of it at a time. They have difficulty with washing clothes, bathing and toileting b/c of this. Also, Nestle is monetizing water all over the world and causing water shortages. There is also arsenic in their water from bedrock.

[@rd47blog]

Thxs for the comment. With the way the Hopi plant their crops. Water from rain is not the issue. The Hopi need Snowy winters to add moisture the sand. The Hopi rez is no more than a beach of sand.

[@fightthedead-twdfeartheliv2241]

@@rd47blog Do they get snow? And how do they get water for drinking?

[@rd47blog]

@@fightthedead-twdfeartheliv2241 It snows sideways unfortunately, in the Winter. Their is lots of water and coal under the Hopi rez. Most villages have running water, except Traditional Villages such as Old Oraibi and Old Hotevilla. They have no underground utilities.

[@hoya1231]

Eeeee I love his work... I want him to make me one... =)

[@lookerfromaz]

Dasava means Dine' (Naabeeho / Navajo) in Hopi. Like me i am a proud Dasava. :-)

[@bluewaterpines8323]

Thank you.

[@edkleindienst]

Hello Ahkima, I think it's wonderful that you are sharing your growing and weaving with us. I wish I had found these videos earlier. I was just in Arizona, I stopped at the Hopi Nation Cultural Center, and got a room for the night. When I ask the lady at the desk what there was to see, she directed us to Bacavi for a ceremonial dance that was going on! We drove there and it was really crowded. That was Sat the 19th of May. We squeezed in and got to watch about 15 minutes of dancing. the costumes were wonderful and I really enjoyed seeing it. You may have even been there, would have liked to meet you. I just planted Hopi Blue corn, will see how it does. I'm in Tulsa Ok. Gets pretty hot and dry here in the summer. Keep the videos coming.

[@mothertisfast]

do not you think it was kind of rude to say that most people would think women should do the weaving...and that the Navajo women were weavers? i know that you are trying to educate people with these videos, but Ahkima had already said that Hopi men were the weavers. To mention a reference to their historic enemies doing things an opposite way seems...weird. Hopi women weave baskets. Hopi men do fabrics.

[@battlebauble]

Wow, very cool! This is stuff I've never seen anywhere else. Very informative! Fantastic nice work by Akima!

[@JustMe-gs9xi]

i just got to minute 3:50 . that is So beautiful, the shawl... thank you for sharing the knowledge of what the symbols mean. the hopi culture is the one i feel most drawn to, i can like see that scarf when i close my eyes,, :)

[@rd47blog]

History

[@rd47blog]

@@Despitedown Yes

[@sharoningersoll3957]

I'm mesmerized listening to your advise and watching you work. I've been watching your videos all day

[@lolomadawa]

This is Hopi weaving....

[@lookerfromaz]

Yup, Dine'

[@lookerfromaz]

I know of Dasava men that weave rugs, cuz the Dasava females are not doing so any more

[@felipeperez2991]

How can I buy some of this art?

[@rd47blog]

Try [e-mail] Mention you want to Buy.

[@rd47blog]

Plenty more to come from Ahkima and I'm making arraignment for Ahkima to appear on a friend Internet station. Inception Radio Network

[@MsAnneriet]

Do you think I will be safe in the Netherlands? Or should I go to Hopi land?

[@wanjuchien4208]

IN 2004, I was flying above the Hopi land ( there are orchards, peach etc..., painted sky) and the 4 corner area. The one last travel i was above China, the River turned blood red and transformed to Dragon, i was directed to Ascend and I did. The spirited world Closed down ( for me) after that. I researched the 4 corner area after that and found the destruction, so I decided not to move there....Early this year, after the System RESET on Mar 17,2018. I do not know where should I go. Mexico or Europe ( Portugual is appealing), or Even Taiwan ( 3rd in Medical care, 1 safest something like that, great food, easy life). Then Global Witness was presented to me, then the Hopi Prophecy came to my "awareness". I was also planning on moving to the desert in Texas to green the desert, live "FREE". It appears I have to go to the Hopi Land. SO, you are the ONE who can answer that question. For I, I think wherever I stand is a safe Ground. STILL I Can NOT escape the impossible to Neglect "Messages" ( from myself and the reenforcer). I totally has no idea about Hopi prophecy until GW, I wached the films and found that I AM HOPI. (wearing a Chinese meat suit)

[@wanjuchien4208]

In Feb 2005, I have the top of my head blown open ( like what the Hopi said) to communicate to the Source.

[@fightthedead-twdfeartheliv2241]

@@wanjuchien4208 I know there are serious problems in the Arizona reservations but still feel I am being directed there. The Purification is coming soon and everything I am feeling is directing me there.

[@bluewaterpines8323]

@@wanjuchien4208 peru will be a safe place.

[@sbardellajulio3114]

🙏👍

[@rd47blog]

Dasava?

[@krazihorce44]

Send love to you

[@rd47blog]

I'll try and remember to call Ahkima tomorrow, I'm like his agent, except I don't get payed for doing it. He plays the Hopi card on me. LOL

[@theworld1168]

Apostolic

[@rd47blog]

Do you live on the Dine'?

[@Dwayne707countryliving]

I am half Mexican I would love to also learn more about what Ahkima said about Mexicans having Hopi blood or that they are Hopi my family lived in New Mexico for years my grandparents. I am wondering if that's why my DNA showed native blood

[@rd47blog]

'In the Beginning, we were all Hopi, Blue, Red, White, Yellow. Just like the Hopi Corns, the "Gods" gave the ancient Hopi. I suggest you getting 'The Book of the Hopi' by Frank Waters. authentic.

[@rd47blog]

I sent you Ahkima's e-mail, you can ask him.

[@feelsgood5618]

Does akhima still have an email where we can reach him?

[@rd47blog]

Try KZbin; 'Ahkims' his channel

[@wordpimp2787]

how can i get a hold of ahkima??

[@rd47blog]

[e-mail] Good luck and make heading about your inquiry.

[@benjamingrezik373]

@Gedeon Santos

[@Dwayne707countryliving]

there are Navajo men weaver's.......

[@rd47blog]

No

[@dlem2110]

Some Dine, Navajo Men weave👍

[@haashkeiatsidii6769]

Yes there is Navajo men weavers. But they're natłé (gay). in our tradition they are allowed to weave the same as the woman.

[@rd47blog]

Got $500 it's yours, lol

[@Dwayne707countryliving]

verynice weaving i wish i could take a weaving class from Ahkima.....or that he could teach me

[@w3bst3r123]

great job, keep it up!

[@deetalashoma3514]

Do you know TONTO personally? He's a half-breed, knows nothing about Hopi culture, is disrespectful of us in Bacavi ,he hates Bacavi and the people here. He's a dope head, you can see it in another video. His "Interpretation" of that sash is wrong. That jackhole didn't even grow up here. He's making money off something he doesn't know about. Akima ( a.k.a. TONTO) is a fake, and until you know him personally, your praise of him is insulting on me and others.

[@rd47blog]

'You are where your suppose to be, if not you'd be some place else'. Come to the Hopi rez and get hit by a Navajo in pick-up, on his way to Tuba City, via the Hopi rez., Karma? lol