Cree Prayer with Translation

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[@redmoonwoman5059]

Ty for that, I am learning to say this as morning prayer:)

[@glenwatcheston633]

Great video. Please make more... I'm enjoying the learning.

[@jazziehuell816]

thank you for sharing, brother.

[@JTellow]

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[@evaperez957]

Whitefeather, I take this prayer and others o can find to the Historic Indian Mounds Park. I sit amount the ancients mounds and pray for the Murdered, Missing Indigenous Women, I look over the Mississippi and pray for the water , and abundance for all nations. I pray to be recognized as sister and find a way to home for the lost and suffering.

[@whitefeather2008]

Thank you for your kindness, love & devotion to all creation. The next time I smoke my pipe or hold a lodge I will say a prayer and give an offering for you. You are a true gem among the stars .

[@neilredstar3838]

Thx brother

[@SAGE123ification]

Can the cree part be written? So I can read the cree part I'm cree I'm from kehewin cree nation and I dont know my language fluently.

[@whitefeather2008]

I was in kehewin about 10 years ago. Spell it out how it sounds. For example: Kisi manitou pay yuk neetha kits-awe-sim-iss

[@whitefeather2008]

Kit-Im-ack-in-ayn Kit-Im-ack-e-tain e-pin-atom-ohs-tah-tan

[@cliffordg5183]

Sage, go to ceremony, sit near the Elders when they speak, listen with your Neheyaw ears, the language will be fluent in time. Ehkosi

[@kiwetin3355]

Does anyone have the written form of this in cree?

[@whitefeather2008]

I am/was the creator of Spiritcafe- It was my hope of spreading experience/acknowledgment to those who would hear. My message is my song and my song is a lesson. I am Cree from the Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation and that is a part of my story .Ekosani

[@itsrose129]

Im cree but i dont know my language. Can i have the cree translation?

[@sssstateless]

Creator in cree is Kisemanitow and thank you in cree is hiy hiy. Im learning more words for prayers but i feel that those words are the ones worth remembering:)

[@sssstateless]

Oh btw same with kisekihitin which means i love you

[@evaperez957]

I would be extremely interested in conversing! Joining the Spirit Cafe. I learned of my indigenous heritage after meeting my father's family and have always been drawn to the mindset and culture. I have worked in direct care my whole life and been gifted names such as " doll" and Light of God. By other spiritual cultures. I wish to enter the second half of life continuing to Heal and bring light on the missing indigenous women of North America. If you have any insight or would welcome me on this journey please respond in kind. Thanks so much for this lesson. Taking to Sacred Grounds 😇

[@whitefeather2008]

Due to a lack of participation at the time I couldn’t continue with the work that the site needed. It didn’t bother me with the travels & expenses ( As I enjoy sharing my culture ) , but if we had more participants - conversations - stories - sharing, the site would be still up. There is a really good chance though we’ll be bringing Spirit Cafe back this summer. Stay tuned

[@darionrae]

I wanted to use a bit of this prayer in a song I'm making. How can I contact you??

[@justinjaronlewis]

Who is the speaker?

[@whitefeather2008]

The Speaker would be myself.

[@chimiskwew]

This is TH dialect

[@whitefeather2008]

Nisichwayasihk Cree nation - Nelson house MB

[@bonesmcgee1568]

kinanaskomitin

[@whitefeather2008]

Nesta Kinanaskomitin

[@kanipawit.askiy.iskwew]

Which dialect is this? It sounds a bit different from plains cree

[@whitefeather2008]

According to the books it is Woodlands Cree. According to the Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation it is Rocky Cree. Asiniskowethinew Netha , Ekosi

[@NativeRevolutionist]

Sounds pretty close to swampy Cree to me