Entering Navajo Nation

A trip to Navajo Nation and an interview with a local jewel maker.

[@sharonjack8582]

Wonderful film. The host speaks so clearly. I really enjoyed this. Thank you.😊

[@teresagibby105]

I love all people with that said American Indians to me are the most beautiful people in the world inside and out

[@Sugarlumpp]

Navajo country is where my spirit will always be

[@jonatanramirez5195]

Excellent stuff, love this video My greatest wishes from Mexico

[@ettasmith2312]

Song,not Navajo, Pueblo song

[@rickowens6238]

Thoroughly enjoyed this presentation and the music, whether Navajo or Apache was wonderful! Thank You!

[@leroyharvey2744]

Always good to see home sweet home. Had to leave for more opportunities🥲

[@jerryshepherd1645]

I love anything on Indian history We need to be more like you. GOD bless you all

[@deborahnorris4613]

Yataayy! Everything about this video is beautiful!!! Keep your beliefs, they're older and closer to how creator wants it to be. Organized religion, not for me. A lovely people, lovely ways. Mitakuya Oyasin

[@reyherebia5664]

I lived this in my life my son is half Navajo I’m Mexican American

[@mrkobewolf2400]

for the non native people the songs that is playing it's apache the singer would be Joe Tahonie jr

[@davidgingerich2230]

Super interesting video of Navajo nation. Thankyou

[@shaunwebb6406]

Fantastic Just love this and I’ve been there

[@ellieoliver4584]

My beautiful culture! 😍😊💖

[@harrisonshorty9905]

Beautiful place brother

[@rexholiday1458]

Hello cousin that was a good video and miss you guys too and meeting Aho... we're still live in Flagstaff and on weekend at Low MTN Az.

[@normanschmidt8389]

Thank you for sharing your cultural beliefs with us. We are all a family under the sky and living on earth. We must live and learn to love each other. So says the God of my culture.

[@DanielGutierrez-fw9zj]

Emeline Whitehouse... from cayenta I still remember you I hope see you again good bless all us tribe 🙏

[@margaretneanover3385]

Thanks for updating this scenic view and heritage that has had a few altered ideas in history. The things I grew up with is understanding what to look for as I learned about being a dream and looking at a dream catcher. Looking at the many things that ran through this desert, and the saddening of the centuries from culture blending to having a all out war twice over. I look at red earth, as one aspect about novice story saying and keeper. My generation was from one living in Phoenix and from natives, whites Tennessee.. to review history about truth and native ancient name. By now the dust storm settled and still the turning of soul taking is going on. The real question is in what form . I love the proving of old homes underground and knowing they filled lands of people. They reach back as far as any civilization that was early on. That many around the world were discovered during this process and along with damages going on, saving too happened. The change didn't do as well then for humanity. I don't believe third world verbage ..even if those saying are dreaming of being above...they dish flattery more than practical access to enough trade value to do as well as nations once did . Even when the choice having sent the same for the purpose. As a defender for the country, even Navajo, otherwise named Joe, too should take some place as the owning of decisions making and having their own law was upheld. Later to find what was returned as supporting value, the imposed use for other things took..they are being told off in a sincere or blatant way. This history of beginning is unfolding even under the hardest of circumstances and belief. There's albino animals sprouting a understanding for many ..that had not been so much. There's essence of having less stress from the sound of ringing arc that is not exact on being the roof ...or atmosphere bend...even if it runs energy to conform others in harder events. Nature is the living as each , not as much a gathering soul collecting heavier toast. But we live and learn. I'd say this region was suppose to have their own source for not dependent on some that had made worse lives than not. It shouldn't be in a dealt way that reattached too many of world entrusting events for puppeteering others.

[@lonewolfgamingplus379]

My heart and soul, belongs to my people, to Mother Earth and Father Sky..

[@Beeni-wello777]

🐝 utiful people, Indigenous cultures so rich, too bad the feds and mining companies messed with their water supply, luv their art and culture...our Wetsuwet'en face similar barriers like the pipelines...sne kalyegh 🤲 for posting

[@rickowens6238]

What is the name of the song by Joe Tahonie Jr that is played throughout? Where could I see more of the specific 2 women dancers that performed in the short clip?

[@l963nnn2]

Apache songs in a Navajo Nation presentation???

[@Chickenfinga123]

Can brother and sister tribes get along? Navajos and Apaches the same family.

[@justme8204]

Buffalo too lol ... Though, I don't think there are any buffalo around here ...lol

[@Kai-qc1xx]

@@justme8204 buffalo arent anywhere near us lol

[@RonJacksonToahani]

@@Kai-qc1xx ever hear of buffalo pass?

[@Kai-qc1xx]

@@RonJacksonToahani like once

[@LangzProductionz]

Why are you doing a documentary on Navajos and playing Apache music in the background? Amateur film makers. I am half Navajo and Apache. Please represent accordingly.

[@Kai-qc1xx]

most logical explanation is that Joe tohonnie jr is half Navajo, they probably didnt notice it wasn't a Navajo song

[@LangzProductionz]

I understand but it’s apache songs. I too am half Navajo and Apache they are two different tribes. Language might be a similar in some ways but they are different. I just didn’t like the representation because a lot of Native Americans are always misrepresented and it shows the audience mislead information. That’s all I am not trying to be mean or anything I just didn’t like that. Sorry if I offended you I just want our people to be represented in the correct way. Thank you for your time and comment.

[@LangzProductionz]

I forgot to add that my grandfather on my dads side is the Apache and used to perform for people at many places and a lot of his crown dancing gear was handed over to Mr. Tohonnie Jr when he passed. So I can relate. Just want our people to be represented properly. Again thank you for your time and comment.

[@Kai-qc1xx]

@@LangzProductionz you didnt offend me at all, I just stated my opinion

[@Kai-qc1xx]

@@LangzProductionz and who is your grandfather and what type of apache are you? by the way you dont just pass down your crown dancing ''gear'' to someone else just because they are related, im guessing there was some sort of reasoning behind it or further explanation? if so id like to hear ps: tohonnie is a drummer, not a crown dancer, pretty sure he just got dragged into it in some way

[@earlgoodman698]

Hello!Dad Dis Is Your Son And it's Your First Time Seing Your Video On You Tube Now And When Is The Peyote Meeting Over There

[@kikoprice]

Does anyone know where his shop is? I know it’s in Monument Valley, I’m looking for a more specific location.

[@jlizard8500]

Not very many places on the reservation have a "specific location". So good luck!

[@kikoprice]

@@jlizard8500 Thanks. I was looking something like “3 miles north of Monument Valley turn off” etc.

[@darwinmitchell7549]

I am born from the dine nation tribe. I know exactly who I am

[@bluzcompany2293]

Is the song by Wovoka, the ghost dance ?

[@stetson711]

Is it an Apache.

[@bluzcompany2293]

@@stetson711 Look up Wovoka ,I believe he was a Piute .

[@andrewchase6748]

What is the song in the beginning 0:07? 🎶

[@mrkobewolf2400]

I know It's an apache song but don't know the song

[@Kai-qc1xx]

@@mrkobewolf2400 kinda reminds me of a horse song at first, probably just a social one

[@LangzProductionz]

Dream catchers and peyote is a plains native America culture not Navajos.

[@Kai-qc1xx]

dream catchers have honestly become a universal thing, but usually are from people such as ojibwes and whatnot, funny thing is ive seen some navajos do peyote, looks like it's somewhat spreading throughout the country

[@RonJacksonToahani]

Tell that to the 60 % of the Navajo population who are members of the Native American Church, The Peyote Way

[@Kai-qc1xx]

@@RonJacksonToahani why would I need to

[@lauranicholls9421]

I thought all the tribes love and respected one another. All the unnecessary bickering getting on my nerves Live and let live. Thanks.🦅

[@amyeteel5379]

Vote for Frankie Davis NAVAJO PRESIDENT!

[@kellimccormick6827]

What us the sing

[@2knivesguzman400]

The mescalero special I believe

[@robbieevans7782]

Wado I would like to visit and participate in a peyote meeting

[@senben9180]

AZ, NM + FL are the most beautiful and best places to live grandiose landscapes. But some stuff doesnt make any sense, like Indians having US flag flying on their properties. Thats the flag that stole your land and killed your way of life culture and forefathers. Makes no sense whatsoever.

[@LangzProductionz]

Get your documentary correctly because you are misrepresenting my people.

[@Kai-qc1xx]

it's not entirely wrong

[@09meangirl]

Then get out there yourself and educate others on your people instead of critizing ! Its so easy to sit back and do nothing but yet you want to spew criticism! You want change? Then YOU have to get up and do something!

[@LangzProductionz]

Keep hating. Does not hurt me. Good luck and be safe out there.

[@LangzProductionz]

I could say the same to you. 👍

[@Kai-qc1xx]

@@LangzProductionz explain to me how im hating when I just said the truth

[@carolinaquanonne269]

One size fits all Indian brand name Navajo ....?...??...take eye phone get dine youth question answer educational out reach this good morning America David Hartman promo prop ghetto rap

[@donnarexrode9787]

MAY THE LORD JESUS POUR OUT HIS SPIRIT OVER THIS NATION, STARTING WITH HIS NATIVE AMERICAN PEOPLE FIRST. MAY HIS HOLY FIRE 🔥 FALL ON HIS YOUNG AND OLD AND BRING FORTH THE AWAKENING REVIVAL LIKE NEVER BEFORE IN JESUS NAME 🙇🏼‍♂️🙆‍♀️🙌🏼👑🔥🔥🔥🌈🌈🌈

[@considerthis410]

This is how they're land was taken in the first place by white Christians just let them believe in the earth.

[@fclucky910]

i have some honest questions about this. and i think at least some of the answer lies in the slaughter of so many of the community, such that the native communities don't have the population to sustain themselves, as well as the addiction and broken families. it's all very sad. but i do wonder why in these videos (others of life on reservations) there seems to be much land, but i see no greenhouses. people who struggle with the identity of wanting to live like their ancestors, but also want running water and electricity. I see the bison they so want, yet, they are drinking pepsi (so much pepsi!) and eating canned goods. They complain about traveling far by truck and gas prices, none of our ancestors had trucks. where are the horses? You want to have your cake and eat it too. all generations must decide between living as the past or assimilating to the future. even homes in cities have gardens and fresh food, this is now able to be done in all areas of the world. for a community that seems to value their heritage, they seem to not want to embrace it. it's sad and confusing. and i wish them the best. but they must help themselves. my heart especially aches for the children, the depression and suicide. there is a lost generation of parents. i hope the children learn to work the land, to hunt. people do this all across the us, in many different weather systems. im confused as to why they have abandoned their ways. they want to adjust to running water, and vehicles, and heat, and air conditioning, and electricity, but cannot adjust to planting, and making flour and community living, and hunting/gathering. it may be an adjustment with greenhouses in areas where the land is no good, but i do not understand want but not doing. there seem to be many many good people. with unemployment so rampant, you would think they would create food jobs in their own lands. you dont need money for that, you need community. give and take. i think it is because of the lost generation. i hope they accept outside help because they are now killing themselves. it's sad.

[@redbirds2414]

That's sad how you have to be high just to pray to your God, no wonder alot of young people doing drugs and alcohol, cause they are taught that by their elders.

[@denaredford6701]

It’s sad you are blind to other ways of living . (Never judge another man until you have walked a mile in his moccasins .)

[@chroniclesofapipemaker5175]

There's no tatonka on the rezz lol jk not ours atleast

[@franciscojosecano2217]

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