KUED We Shall Remain Navajo

[@khanjurgotplayer7163]

Blessed to be a Navajo. 😘

[@loridisney3782]

❤️💯

[@mamalifantaztik216]

I love and admire the Navajo nation and people.I am a polynesian

[@tammyjackson1026]

Namaste 💚

[@TheNavajo88]

I miss my childhood days when I used to stay with my grandma in the Chuska Mountains in her Hogan. listening to the pine branches blowing in the wind light came from kerosene lamps, cedar burning in the stove, water from a spring well. Boy, those were the days. Days when I had a very clear mind not cloudy with modern living.

[@navajorezathlete1202]

SS modern living sucks

[@georgethomasmendivil7776]

You and I had wonderful, precious childhood memories. I give my love and thanks to God🙏👆🙌

[@roshi7448]

Nn nn nb nm n . Nm nnnn MN n. Nm m MN mmm.mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@darwinmitchell7549]

I miss home so much I'm so home sick now I just want to go back home

[@kiaclarke3406]

I am full blood indigenous aboriginal Maori. This word Maori means the colour of my skin. When l was born l was Ma means the purist white. Ori means my skin as an adult is brown. Maori language is spoken backwards from right to left. My own people were slaughtered like sheep and cows. My own people welcomed the Europeans onto our marae as welcomed visitors. Gave them food to eat from our hangi pits and a bed to sleep on. As proud Maori we followed our customs and beliefs. The same night they came into our wharenui means sleep house and slaughtered my people while they slept. How can you call civilization a way of life. When all it means is godlike scavengers are still practicing their evil spirits that only Europeans understand this colonization. There will be a time on earth when no more will exist only their remnants.

[@darwinmitcghell]

We live peaceful and free with the earth. Good to see good Navajo people living their lives. keep on living your life everyday. Born form the Great Navajo Nation.

[@scottrigell6643]

We just finished spending 5 days in Monument Valley. I love and respect the Navaho nation and people. They appreciate and connect with Mother Earth at a very deep level.

[@oliviab1474]

Oh my beautiful culture I'm a proud full Navajo I love my tradition and culture :)

[@constantinoacevedo5223]

love you guys. im purepecha from michoacan mx

[@averagehuman2943]

@Dirt To Dust Its a evil being. It can curse you to be sick and can harm anyone it chooses your family, your animals, your land or you. It takes the form of a coyote not a wolf

[@shiverarts8284]

@@averagehuman2943 huh?

[@lilliebuckhorse7039]

I thought of my father. I miss him and blessed that he was a Dine man. I am a urban Dine woman. It hurts sometimes because I'm the result of boarding school life. I feel like a misfit with my own family.

[@raedabdulrahman6556]

As a Palestinian man, I understand fully on what it is in losing land, genocide, and no justice. My respects to you, Navajo Nation

[@avedahusniyahadara]

our respects to all the Palestinian people too. They are beautiful people. #freepalestine

[@mercedesholmes7878]

I was not more than 2 minutes into this program and I was also comparing how similar this unforgivable, inexcusable history is to the current activity of the Israeli settlers in Palestine. We average Americans have frightfully little control over the actions of our government but I will exercise what little power I do have by voting against the ones currently running things, who chose to officially support Israel in their forced displacement of the Palestinians. They did not have the right to do so, as it is supposedly a religious debate and religion is supposed to have no sway in our government. They did not speak for all Americans when they did this. I have nothing against Israel, until very recently, I had a great deal of admiration for their struggles and achievements. Wrong is wrong though, no matter what authority they are acting under. I can't imagine that God gave anyone his blessing to force people from their everyday normal lives, destroy their homes and render them countryless and destitute with no way to care for themselves or their loved ones. This would be the same God who gave my people the right to do this to the Native Americans. I don't think the authority claimed by the settlers was legitimate or what God had in mind in either scenario, but I suppose that is why I am an Atheist.

[@eltfell]

Palestinians don't understand anything. There was no loss of land, the Palestinians gave up their land. There was no genocide, the number of Palestinians has exploded. An no justice - ask the Hamas and the PLO. The Palestinians played the game "all or nothing" althoug they could have had their own state since 1948.

[@spookygirl7761]

I'm all for the Palestinian people. I wasn't at first. I was glad much was being done to you by the Israelites. Not anymore. My eyes and ears hav been opened. Your people are n my prayers. A Christian broadcast called TruNews, opened my eyes to your anguish. I deeply am saddened. Much Peace to you and all your family.

[@heathert5455]

@Klevin Usa I think that the Ottomans came out of Iran or Iraq.

[@misamisa2677]

Love her searching for herbs reminded me of walking thru forest with my Mom she used to teach us what we could eat and what were for remedies teas, pastes

[@viccispider4667]

To this day i cry and hurt for what has happened to my ancestors a big part of my soul. I focus on making my children and grandchildren being happy from head to toe they are so so scared to me and the future of the culture. I love being 1st nation, many people out here still dont understand our unique way of life, who we are, our belief, especially our personality. Usually people that dont respect themselves or there way of life are one to attack.. Be safe and carefully I ❤ my Culture being native.

[@omnicron701]

Stripped, robbed, genocide. Your blood flows! This is you!!! Be proud!!! Your ancestors were ancient people!!! Honest people!!! Earth loving people!!! Never mind your place now. Admire that you are here now to change and see how your blood was fortunate to flow so far!!! Ah hey!!! Dine!!! Rejoice!!! For we are all one!!!

[@tjintaku]

Excellent information to Understand the Dine people and their struggles, spirituality, and connections to the land. Thank you! Jan Tucker.

[@andreablevins9186]

I love my home!!

[@donnywilleto503]

I am full blooded... Mother clan "Mud"... I have always been in pursuit of a connection. Yet, when I went home to the Rez I was never respected. I was humble and respectful and what I got was a middle finger. My Navajo people I will always be... And yet I will never belong.... Prosper and gain knowledge.

[@omnicron701]

You are diné no one can take that away

[@averagehuman2943]

@@carlicasti Right back at yacha

[@strawberrylove752]

I'm navijo and proud to be❤

[@marcclark6421]

Been here since the beginning, and the hard struggles, and still here. The mighty DINEH.

[@martinlopez-servin3091]

Just Saying Navajo is a true Speaker. I am against Violence. I stand with The Navajo

[@jaiyabyrd4177]

20:31 Magnificent artwork 23:22 Such beautiful people God Bless Them

[@shiverarts8284]

Navajo antiquity, Stories, Language, and Way of life will live on

[@FelixYellowhair-v9t]

Good 2 c Joe Shirley again.

[@vivians5341]

I am sorry for what was done to you beautiful people. I am sorry...

[@averagehuman2943]

@@bigmac7077 lol... You are really mad because of Native American...lol

[@bigmac7077]

Just a username you can’t spell shut yo ass up

[@onenation3784]

You don't have to Apologize for your ancestors. We were here 1st, we'll be here last. #DINE #ThePpl

[@aspeck8203]

Thank you for the video... I am a proud Navajo

[@unclesparechange647]

Me too! Going back to territory in 2020. Leaving California.

[@darwinmitchell7549]

Keep on living your life my Navajo people.

[@benniecrawford6876]

Respect ✊ and Blessings.

[@나-o9o3c]

17:14 Is she sharing foods with spirits? It looks liks my grand mother was doing it when I was little in S Korea.

[@coleennelson9357]

I'm A Tangle Clan. Lukachukai Hometown. Being Grown Up Boarding School Yrs--1st Grade --8th Grade. I Still Make My Bed As I've Been Taught. I Break Up My Bread In 4 ways. Those Lesson Are Sworn Within Me. The Past Is Then. I Was Taught Never 2 Look Back. Live Your Life Fully And All You Have Is Memories In Walking In Beauty. I Will Always Be Proud Everyday For My Back-Bone People--Our Strong Language--Mother Earth & Father Sky. ---A-Ho.

[@lesliechristensen4660]

You break your bread four ways??? What happened to TWO × TWO???

[@lesliechristensen4660]

I also was taught not to ever look back... IN BOARDING SCHOOL... dont we need to look back, AS WOMEN in particular, in order to KNOW even WHO our ancestors ARE??? Lots wife looked back (in rebellion) and was consequently turned into a pillar of salt. But did Jesus Christ not say that we are z SALT OF Z EARTH??? And did He not ALSO say that what good is z salt if it has lost its savour?

[@imklay2055]

Love to be navajo and learn navajo culture and tradition

[@anoldgryphon]

More than the trail of tears, Manifest Destiny and Salvery are the deepest wounds in America's hstory and soul.

[@brinabrown2121]

Watching this I learned this along time ago please share to keep your culture alive

[@coreymaze2348]

I'm Kinyaa'aanii ppl clan!! Wow! My nali lady on at 17:05!!!!

[@coreymaze2348]

Also my nali man aKa "NAVAJO JORDAN"... And my brother Ray Begay in the red t-shirt at 13:26, standing at the sheep corral. In the video they are at the Summer Camp.

[@leonardlouie1770]

thank you for sharing PROUD Dine

[@PeggyJame]

We shall remain Navajo

[@dn2ze]

Navajo long distance brothers and sisters of the Dene.

[@dezertraider]

Thank you,I wish all the best!73s

[@natedog01able]

Iam a native American. Ute and Navajo. I wish I had a home on the res and still work at a over the road trucker. I value my ancestors and the teachings

[@trudeau5944]

So many sounds, so many voices. A lot you can be proud of: Since a girl, I wanted to get know ... more.

[@savannahseals4348]

18:00 "Rose lives without running water or electricity" But how bout that can of Folgers in the background? Gotta love coffee. Lol. I'm watching this video for a Lit class in college. I love learning the truth about history, not the Christopher Columbus bullshit they taught us in middle school.

[@lorraineyoung1472]

Savannah Seals , we Navajos love our coffee. Introduced at Bosque Redondo, from the Long Walk.

[@averagehuman2943]

@@lorraineyoung1472 0of we all know wat happened there🤦‍♀️

[@spookygirl7761]

The coffee Folgers, was probably made and boiled on the woodstove.

[@tyeli16]

didn't anyone the narrator state the " trail of tears" hello it was call the" long walk"!!

[@sharontoro6832]

+Lenna Francis: I caught that. Also it was Washington Pass that is now known as Narbona Pass.

[@GrottoGroveGroves]

lenna, I hear ya ! it's also called the war of northern aggression , not the civil war.

[@tannenbaum7594]

God bless you all !❤️🙏🏼🏜🏜🏜🏜🏜🏜🏜🏜❤️

[@janekk2487]

I Highly recommend watching Broken Rainbow, Seasons of the Navajo as well as the work of Bahi Katenay, Klee Benally and other current film makers too.

[@timechangeseverybody3608]

You should read empire of the summer moon. About quana Parker

[@darwinmitchell7549]

Be Dine Strong

[@marilynpemberton4911]

It s inspiring what Navaho have suffered and achieve ve. In Australia. WE HAVE not evolved to your standard of uindependance . I m referring to our first nation people. I am no agoriginal I have black foot pigment markings in my mouth. Which I don t deny. I send respect and admiration to your cause . I had a Navaho arm band silver and turquoise. Gave it to a friend. At the time I did not realise the depth of it s significance. It was so beautifully made I meant no offence. I m sorry please forgive me I love you and thank you.

[@brinabrown2121]

Learning our culture us good for the soul

[@grizzlymartin1]

At the end, the man asks "...give us another twenty years..." Personally, I will give you all the years you need. For the sake of all of us, your well-being is ours too. Ya'te'he.

[@darwinmitchell7549]

Me and my brother used to go get purple clay at our grandparents place when we were younger. Old Red Lake Road

[@ThePacinosmom]

very informative. thank you for the documentary

[@octavioboris2190]

Earth Mother cries!!!

[@elbertmoreno2159]

Tejano - Navajo Friendship is strong...

[@sanjuanschooldistrictherit8642]

*History of The Navajo from PBS*

[@marvinjackson2098]

San Juan School District Heritage Language Resource Center

[@belpberg1]

blesses shall be all native Americans

[@misamisa2677]

We are all connected

[@irmaarambula4089]

So how has the USA repaid the Navajo Nation for their service? Just giving them some medals? Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@StarriSprinkles]

Feels intensifies...'^' Forget you Spanish! But my hyperactivity has gone into overdrive for WW2, I would get into fangirling for that part. Love it! X3

[@marysanchez2981]

I remember the movie about the code talkers And how that ancient language helped defeat enemies...the language that the whites to this day want to rip from minority mouthes, as it turned out enemies where the ones we sleep next to.

[@braxtonbarney7635]

Any Kiia'ayaanii, Taneezahnii, Kinlichinee, or Na'neesht'ezhi.here? Any family? :D

[@ThePacinosmom]

Braxton Barney kinlichinee, ashiihi, todacheenie and tachinii

[@marcuslee5549]

Kiń lí chí néé

[@santanat.4885]

Kinlichinee dashinalí

[@sharontoro6832]

Quite interesting to watch, even though I know most of the history.

[@pac3141971]

a lot Navajo live all the up to salt lake area n beyond there were just everywhere ....all over all the way into other tribes land..

[@djung9064]

...and don't forget about Long Beach, CA

[@EMRAE_8]

We're worldwide.

[@jimgreen9059]

I always understood that the Navajos are the workers of turquoise, and the Hopis are the ones who work silver, or is it the other way around?

[@spookygirl7761]

Both work on both.

[@EMRAE_8]

Navajo's were the first to silversmith and to work with stones. The Hopi later did silversmithing too but they specialized in overlay work.

[@Happy_HIbiscus]

dude, this is cool

[@kelseyalder8760]

I mean there’s a lot I don’t know but I always wondered, Why geometric?

[@1justice2012]

May God bless the Navajo Nation!, which state is this?

[@thomasitatsosie7601]

I love being a independent, beautiful navajo women...

[@angelloriginal8648]

Thomasita Tsosie, ofcourse, it's nice to be indipendent, n beautiful makes it more interesting, I'm proud to hear that I'm also Indigenous from where they call America today, only they've used some people's to work as slaves n some who escaped that's how I was born in South America, love to you all n kisses special to you

[@xxdublifexxdahlin4208]

22:20 when they said "spiderman taught us to weave" I started dying laughing. I know they're not talking about the stupid superhero but all I could picture is a man in red tights yelling about capturing the rain to weave xDD

[@spookygirl7761]

@@jordancoleman5644 ikr?! Typical whitepeople.

[@adrianob1740]

you’re not suppose to disrespect the holy people.

[@pronerfer3636]

Thought it was spider woman....because she was a skilled weaver, taught such skills with prayers, continuance of family and culture that sustained dine people to this day. Myth? Dont take culture away from what people believe....sometimes it's their own hope to survival of a people.

[@misamisa2677]

Great artist the medicine man much like some people believe in writing to create and manifest by sending clear messages to universe

[@khadijagwen]

I always knew I was not like the white people who surrounded me. I am very late in life now, and in the last few years it has been a joy to learn of those who my Spirit tells me I am connected with. My grandparents were in Shawnee, Oklahoma and moved around. The early 20th Century found them in Southern California. When I asked my Mother who we were, she at first said, Cherokee, but later said Apache. I feel very connected with the Navajo Dine', but have no proof. I have found no records.

[@kelseyalder8760]

Geometric designs are a form of prayer 🙏 I didn’t know that

[@Meg-yd9zo]

Christ stated, "What good is it for someone to gain the whole world, yet forfeit their soul?" and, "No one can serve two masters, for either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You can't serve both God and money". This is the 'true' Christ, who stated to "love your neighbor as yourself", and these invaders who pillaged, murdered and tried to destroy this culture never knew Him, never followed Him...for they served money and themselves.

[@lonewolfgamingplus379]

Dińe Strong.. thank you ancestors..

[@tyrelltunney78]

anyone know where I can find the song at 24:00? made me have some Vietnam flashbacks into my childhood

[@sheldonsaltclah9922]

Tyrell Tunney It's difficult to find online Sir, but you can search peyote songs, or chants to get something similar. It's a common chant used in the beginning of many late night blessings.

[@victoriavaughn2285]

Hello grandmother how are you??

[@saber2802]

The navajo word for Leader sounds familiar..

[@bellot1]

so are Mexicans not considered Native? since majority have Native blood. are we not the same? just curious. someone please educate me.

[@jewelsjewels7333]

i was born in monument valley Utah

[@eltfell]

26:42 - "Alte Kameraden", that's not really Navajo Music.

[@frankfowlerjr7633]

horses were already here

[@zainiboy13]

I just realized "navajo" is navaja in Spanish, knife blade.

[@EMRAE_8]

Navajo is the Spanish name for us. We call ourselves Dine', the people.

[@1justice2012]

@@EMRAE_8 Ok, that’s good to know!

[@pontiacaztec917]

Real what America is independent country by native indigenous people dream smoke of past, presented and future generations A'ho time traver families come full circle medicine wheel of timeless life!.

[@frankfranko9023]

Very boring beginning sponsors messed it up

[@K4K96]

The fact that the Diné don't call themselves the Diné tells you a lot about the success of the institutionalization over the last 5 generations.

[@Rlynnlynn]

Heroes and we need local tribes to be represented in every city and school. There should be an option to learn the language as an elective instead of an emphasis on Spanish

[@xabbit0508]

Film starts at 1:10....and this is the very reason why I didn't join the army

[@kiaclarke3406]

Europeans believed in their tortures rapes murderers killers. They teach their own children that these traits they possess are what europeans should still be proud of these teachings as it cannot be denied because it's still in their loud voices they still recall in their European histories as god like men that should be still thought of as European civilization.

[@reign8552]

❤️

[@bigmac7077]

“We shall remain Navajo with all of our American made appliances”

[@Kyllmor]

That's how we survived. We weren't so stubborn. But since hunting was not a choice anymore, all we get is American stuff, and we are proud Americans.

[@bigmac7077]

Navajo Person 4Head lol good s/o my American nigga

[@CRAZY4BEINGCRAZY]

Yet many things in America are named and inspired by many native tribes but taken from them. Americans like to complain a lot with natives and how they live in today's world. You judge them if they don't and if they do accept anything "American" which can easily be taken away and you all end up being houseless/homeless

[@lesliechristensen4660]

That would be Whitewolf.

[@knightofthesun1738]

wow.

[@donnywilleto503]

Also you know we didn't live in the four corner for hundreds of years... Did you forget the long-walk* we lived in the southern part of America. We where pushed to the desert to die of starvation or dehydration. You really think we as a people would choose a desert to hunt and provide for a whole tribe. A people like ours is smart and we would know better.

[@braxtonbarney7635]

Nope, know your history before you comment, after Hweeldi or Long Walk, we came BACK to and signed the Treaty of 1868. The ones who can't say they've been there for hundreds to thousands of years is the Creek and all the natives from there, who went on the Trail of Tears, and FYI, only a few Navajos went out of the THOUSANDS here. And we are so-called descendants of the Anasazi, so... we have been here for thousands of years, not hundreds. Ahe'hee

[@trevdawg191]

+Braxton Barney We're not descendants of the Anasazi. The Pueblo people are. Us and the Apaches are descendants of Alaskan Natives and we migrated to the southwest about 500 years ago. Our language is within the same classification of Alaskan/Canadian Natives, aka Athabaskan.

[@lesliechristensen4660]

Why does this SEEM like spiritual Genocide??? Stop it, damnit. Nazis, guatanamo, casinos. Is it NOT all z same???

[@EMRAE_8]

@@trevdawg191 The word anasazi sounds like, nuh-suz-uh, and it refers to people that have passed on that are known as ancient ones. It's not talking about a type of people but just the dead, whom we don't mention by name anymore. They have our history twisted.

[@darwinmitchell7549]

When the wind is blowing the wind is searching for turquoise.

[@Ziastarrecords]

NatvieFLix.com is interested in this reel, thank you, please contact me when you have moment.

[@chwoonie]

I get recognized by the holy people at Aces Wild... Naaaaaaaayyyyy!!!!!

[@azusam4250]

What does "Hozho" mean

[@frannn9326]

the state of desired, blessed conditions

[@dawnrunner8148]

It means beauty

[@brodyhill1449]

Azusa M Harmony.

[@kaci7789]

Harmony

[@ning-ningshalom3266]

My heart breaks... I want know just who I am I am a being of the diaspora.

[@elliottking1943]

That’s my Nali from narrows

[@癸亥-e8d]

I do respect them for holding onto traditional beliefs and lifestyles. However, Native American are so prideful of their culture that it hinders them because it is hard for them to separate themselves from their tribe to pursue something greater. For many, wanting to increase your standard of living is considered selfish and from that, jealously arises: mainly from member of their own tribe. Also, for some, there is a fear of leaving the reservation. If you ever been through any reservation, you can see it’s desolate and outdated. This is due to no economic growth and their geographic locations. Reservations were intentionally placed in areas lacking vital resources (fertile land, water, population.) Also, the few business that are located on tribal land are either owned by few tribal citizens or the government. There is almost no competition; which is essential for increasing peoples’ standards of living. New laws and regulations should be in place to ensure business to flourish. Furthermore, they should adjusting their tax system to be more competitive and re-evaluating their court systems, along with solving other small impediment issues. I honestly don’t see the tribal government opening their land to other privately owned businesses because that’s less financial aid from the government, leading to less money in their pockets. In reality, the best thing they can do to better themselves and for their people is to leave the reservation all together, because that was the governments’ initial goal. Keep them there.

[@lesliechristensen4660]

Does ANYONE know when z next tribal assembly is?

[@EMRAE_8]

The reservation is run by the feds and is only trust land to us. Native American Reservations: "Socialist Archipelago"| Mises Institute mises.org/library/native-american-reservations-%E2%80%9Csocialist-archipelago%E2%80%9D

[@timgrey3427]

well first of all we already had sheep's and horse's.before the Spanish came.

[@dawnrunner8148]

No we didn't...

[@jimcramer3780]

No. Horses n sheep came from Spain in 1500s. On sailing ships.

[@misamisa2677]

Amish live without plumbing and electricity yet they are not bothered by government and they get to rides horse buggies why cant everyone do that that desires it

[@amies2370]

Navajo people live in the desert. Amish people live in the green land. Besides that Navajo cannot use the underwater, because it is polluted by mining (done by whites).

[@EMRAE_8]

Native American Reservations: "Socialist Archipelago"| Mises Institute mises.org/library/native-american-reservations-%E2%80%9Csocialist-archipelago%E2%80%9D

[@angelhilton3883]

...dyeing for the loss of my Zia Sun...

[@martinlopez-servin3091]

America is in PEACE . America Is ALIVE . OUR Ancestors Gave their Life To Form Our Future.

[@windbuffalo7852]

Martin Lopez-Servin yo u must so stupid ...

[@martinlopez-servin3091]

WIND Buffalo JAJAJAJAJAJA. write buddie

[@windbuffalo7852]

Haha i meant 2 say .. u must be so STUPID....

[@windbuffalo7852]

AMERICA IS IN PEACE WHERE U BEN AT..

[@windbuffalo7852]

An is alive that might be true but u are dead.. u could say the living dead...

[@aritzlizarragaolascoaga6254]

Why don't Navajos create their own state with their lands?

[@latiafavi2687]

American Indians we all together

[@corwinklade7227]

Díne bízaad