Cree Creation Story

[@kanekiken2363]

i had to listen to this for school

[@zombeesnack]

Thank you for this! I am half Cree and Haida and I grew up in the city. Away from my aboriginal family so I do not know a lot about my culture. I’m so greatful for videos like this. Thank you to this channel and the elder ❤

[@deejay4104]

My great grandmother was Cree. I love hearing about our history. My mother only talks a little bit about it.

[@benjaminfleury46]

I'm a proud cree!

[@tenzinyss]

@@occupiedquill9282 😳

[@frnnzy_]

The cree are interesting, I like finding out about the history of indigenous people.

[@joannematowahom5462]

Hello from Chisasibi, QC Thank you for sharing .. I used to have a phobia of spiders. Today I have so much respect for them. And even more now as hearing the Cree story of life and the connection to the spiritual realm 🪶

[@kingdarkem]

Wish there was more channels like this. The Navajo teachings channel is great....wish there was one like it for the cree.

[@werkinmom247]

Meegwetch for sharing! I heard of other peoples' creation story, but never heard our creation story before! Metcha meegwetch!

[@LB-ve5nf]

My great grandmother was Alice Apetakeshikow. Thank you for sharing this story. I have been researching my family history for a while and have recently started to look deeper into our ancestors past and what it means to be a member of Moose Cree First Nation. I can see I have a long way to go.

[@pascalbro7524]

I liked that story because in my experience spiders and bears are creatures to be feared and respected. Gaining knowledge/assistance from them is not something I would have really considered which only leads to ignorance. What it must have been like to be in new territory and have the wisdom to respectfully observe the animals to learn their lessons and then put them to practice. If you're the first there, it's so incredibly clever.

[@xkqr7240]

is it just me or I have to do this for my homework?

[@ohlookitsrosie]

nope you’re not alone T-T

[@sunkatogeja7157]

lol i have a assignment for this as well

[@Mikowwaa]

i have an assignment for this too TvT

[@megankrs]

SAMEE

[@flamingoxe5984]

i’m here with you

[@elisamcisaac8861]

I am watching this video for a First Nations, Inuit, and Metis course I am taking. Beautiful story. I could listen to you talk for hours. Thank you for sharing this.

[@billday19]

This is really cool - I have added it to my class blog here in London, Ontario.

[@seeDiersoilcrossrowds]

Wow I'm from Ontario California. Named after Ontario Canada. I wrote this about my town Ontario California Ever since I was four years old...Ontario has been my town, my home. Before this town was even first founded, there was a time when she was nearly surrounded, by grape vineyards for making fine wine. There were orchards where lemons and oranges grew; some tangerine, grapefruit and avocado too. From time to time, it just came and went...that sweet Sunkist scent. An aroma so familiar in the misty morning dew...always a citrus breeze blowing on our way to school. Since the Euclid Trolley Cars and Track, have retired and won't be coming back...The grassy Euclid Center Divide is now lined with roses both far and wide. And the lemon blossoms unique sweet scent, perfumes the warm spring air a hint. The nesting birds sound very very content because nature assures them another seasons free rent. The annual Autumn Santa Ana winds, mark the fall season before winter can begin. Its powerful gusts blow down the fresh pine air, that's almost to crisp for your nose to bare. And who does not enjoy the view of the snow dusted mountain peaks? What an awesome and breathless sight; especially if you catch a glimpse of how they glow in the full moons' light. So the next time these devil winds blow, just remember that they clean up our air; make the sun shine more bright; and from this sometimes dull, sunk-in valley, make all the mountains that surround us, an exclusively rare and beautiful sight. I am still proud to know and proud to show, a city where my family will live and grow, I feel it deep in the heart of my home town ..we call ONTARIO. Copyright by Duke The Fluke writing.com readmreshwless

[@apdeasedraws1980]

Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@femmedeplume1]

Thank's a lot from a french storyteller !

[@BrianDaveyBlackThunder]

Great story Norman...I encourage you to do more.

[@therevolutionwillhavebanjos]

I'm proud to be apart of the cree nation ❤❤❤

[@scraggybear]

fascinating story!!! What was the other world these 2 people came from? And why were they making a journey away from this other world to begin with?

[@catherinewesley5828]

I just came across your channel, I am Missanabee Cree First Nation perhaps we are related somehow. Thank you for your video

[@ruby.kollins9946]

This was super helpful for my essay, thank you!

[@freakyflow]

I found my real parents and now my history of one side i dated the French side to back 1622 France then into Canada Hudson bay Northern ontairo But can't find the one name from a missing page of the family tree Mom says we are metis 1800's in Northern ontairo I have been trying to learn and Think we are from Moose Cree roots Thank you for the story

[@reneladouceur6939]

i love this story

[@redbeard123]

My girlfriend is cree I'm trying to learn more about her people and there past

[@matthewahpay6334]

I’m Son of Jacob! My people I am here! Rejoice! Your new leader is here and what I can promise the pandemic will stop when she the land will be at her rightful husband! And the suffering will stop! Seek your creator it’s a fight you won’t have to do alone! But who will share and stand up and say! He’s here! Who would shout for joy! My people your only prolonging this! Look towards the grandfathers and grandmothers our ancestors! Have you forgotten a promised coming?

[@clarezupan6083]

Thank you! I am Chippewa Cree - apart of the stone child Rez. its hard to learn about the history bc I moved around my whole life. if you have any books that could help me learn about tradition I would love to read it.

[@mr.athlete927]

The Montana Cree book is all about Rocky boy.

[@aperson6968]

Is this woodland cree? Is it the same for plains cree?

[@renedragmazzaroth8879]

This creation story is astronomical.

[@stanwesley730]

Check out this video on KZbin: Cree Creation Story as told by my father, Norm Wesley. Feel free to share.

[@jimconstable9600]

Thank you for this video. I am Cree and am trying to learn my culture and history. This is difficult becuase I live in Australia and am disconnected from my people. We have only just learned about who we are after decades of searching

[@angelabrightwell7494]

Thank you for allowing us to share his words

[@stanwesley730]

Meegwetch Bill. I'm honoured, I'm sure my father would also be. Keep me posted on peoples reaction.

[@kemptonjones]

Thanks Stan, for your introduction and for your father's great presentation. My personal reaction? This video deserves to go viral. As well, irrespective of racial denomination or religion, I believe schools and libraries across Canada would do well to invite your father to meet and address our children. Thanks for this opportunity!

[@dandavis8077]

Hello Sirs! Greetings from Santa Cruz, California. I really enjoyed this video and am happy your father is keeping traditional storytelling alive. Norm is an active, engaging human! I am currently writing a paper on Moose Cree resilience for a native cultures course and would like to ask for consent to share a little of this knowledge in the paper. Warmly Daniel Davis

[@hudsonwight7198]

should've used a boom mic or a lapel mic

[@osawkehiw]

I wonder at which era this happened? There is a story of the flood. In the nehiyaw creation story that i heard it actually goes back to the beginning- when there was only ekowa and the mind, humans were created way later.

[@soniclover8305]

This is different than the one I learned. Though I could be wrong as it is super hard to hear what he is saying. The transcript is not much help.

[@stanwesley730]

Thanks Brian. It's already in the works. I'm quite proud how it turned out.

[@QJohnson6]

+Stan Wesley Thanks brian what a beauty

[@FamClan935]

Yes i heard it was Grandmother Spider who lowered us and the Wolverine and Bear who taught us how to survive

[@pdes1347]

The Crees are with the trees .

[@braveneikonic2231]

Creation Cree Nation

[@matthewmann8969]

What about The Cree First Nations mistreating The Inuit before and after the Europrans arrived?

[@1oflite]

Cree killed Inuit Inuit probably killed Cree it’s whatever nowadays

[@cypheronjv3939]

das coo

[@urbanwarchief]

witiko is back and he's hungry. if you think i care about my past cree life.... im sorry

[@deer.eye_3826]

3:30

[@stanwesley730]

My page is Stan Wesley, National Speaker.

[@jordancreer.e.a.l2250]

Y does this guy look like my grandpa Tf 🤣

[@codygreyeyes1610]

Wow how do u condense a story that takes forever to tell into 8 minuets lol

[@kylesackaney7508]

Chi-Meegwetch

[@stanwesley730]

Please find me on Facebook and inbox me.

[@monicakummerer2353]

I just found out I have Cree in my blood

[@jaimejohn-george7171]

Lmaooo

[@blackbearbear9313]

He will not know the true way about the beginning he making it all up Chief Black Bear Cherokee Paint clan this is not his way

[@Robin-bk2lm]

No worse than any other religion/culture. My question always is does the story have value as a metaphor for something helpful for all of humanity, or is it divisive like most other creation stories?