Legends of the Sioux (Lakota, Dakota, Nakota)

[@lauranicholls9421]

Everything about that area is. Native Indian Very sacred to your people. You should be able to live where you want to. I hope that time comes again where you can live wherever you need to. Thanks for sharing.🦅

[@SURVIVGFREEDOM]

I'm mixed Oglala lakota and mexican so you could imagine growing up was very confusing. I yearn for my people to accept me. I'm too mexican to be Native and to Native to be Mexican. These stories helped me immensely. Thank you.

[@VidMediumNS]

Being pale skinned none would believe that before I became honored as an honorary Laktoa sioux I was already related to two chief's daughters from two different Tribes. I look nothing like the people of the tribe, but the older woman who honored me said she felt I was family to her and her family. To me there is no race; there is only culture - different beliefs. I am very disappointed in the hate that fills the world due to the lack of understanding that not only comes from people who refuse to accept, but even from people who refuse to forgive and learn. Removing history is the same as not teaching it right or not teaching it altogether. And refusals to accept people for this reason or that reason, no matter how petty, is the doom of all cultures and peoples.

[@XBOXTEETH]

Mexicans are also natives Americans tho? Most Mexicans are mestizo meaning part European (Spanish) and part Native. So in reality you belong to two different native tribes, the Lakota and another tribe located in mexico with a little bit of Spaniard mixed in. Highly suggest taking the ancestry dna test. I learned a lot about myself. I am also Lakota and half European (polish/French) so people think I look Mexican since I’m technically also mestizo just slightly different.

[@goldensuki]

@@XBOXTEETH my moms side are white and native Venezuelan and they just look like Mexicans

[@ernestoguevara9225]

Well, Mexican are natives and we have the same traditions different colors or way to start the things but at the end is the same

[@deeveevideos]

i feel you. thats why i made my own family.

[@wolfpawz_heat]

I am from the Nakota Oyate people of from the Missouri and Montana area. My band migrated from there to central Canada in Saskatchewan. My elders say we split from the Lakota in the 14th 15th 16th centuries to now when the Sioux were chased from eastern areas of North America

[@milton1147]

still Sioux tho

[@IstaOide]

Nakota and Lakota split from the Dakota.

[@jennytrudel3178]

Peace be with you brother. Thank you very much for sharing this video, it meant a great deal to me. There were some things I had misunderstood, and now it actually makes sense. I started colts on the Pine Ridge Reservation many years ago, and I had experiences with the animals there like no other. People would just look at me in disbelief when I'd tell the stories lol Thank you again. I look forward to more videos from you.

[@bcreative2772]

Beautiful thanks for posting

[@IsaDesOsiers]

These stories are very beautiful and full of wisdom. Thank you so much David Little Elk for sharing these parables and histories. And making these beautiful videos to illustrate them.

[@meb2126]

Thank you, from Sweden, for sharing this! 💕

[@SoraSonorei2022]

BEAUTIFUL

[@XBOXTEETH]

I am apart of many different Sioux tribes. Which makes me all three Lakota Dakota and Nakota

[@lynnealuebben1967]

Thank you for posting this, it is so beautiful and just the images of the elders now, or perhaps not anymore, is just a beautiful gift. Pilamaya David.

[@patriciagraham6203]

Pat Graham from UK l love the video 🙏❤♥💙💜📹

[@MrFox_isabox]

My great great grandpa was a Sioux Indian

[@while.coyote]

This was awesome.

[@michaelbaratto7026]

Thank you for sharing !!! Greetings and Blessings, Michael

[@BrokenToothUFC]

My brothers dad was Dakota Sioux, so watching this is really interesting... now I know why me and my brother are so different lol my dad is Cherokee and my mom is German Irish... so yeah, we are a strange family lol

[@christopheralvaradoapache5112]

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[@IstaOide]

David do you know the song that starts at 16:58 I really like it?

[@ruthmolina4470]

Hi David, Can you recommend a sweat lodge..I need clearing and congruency. There are so many isms and schisms, that I dont trust. Thank you. I live in Canada

[@LadySilverWolfe]

Ruth Molina depends entirely on what city and province

[@Im-uu5kq]

Many treatment centers offer sweats.

[@Serjo777]

Which one of them are you David? And in what year was this filmed?

[@pilararbues6894]

i,m dream my name is Ikonue, I don´t know, because my dreams, I saw in my dreams speak whit the leaders the tribe, the end is near

[@doltmaja8032]

BOG SA TOBOM BRATE NEBESKI I BOG SA SVIM ZIVIM BICIMA BOZIJE MAJLE ZEMLJE ...AMIN 💝💝💝🐺🐘🐧

[@oh584]

4:44 Whose idea was it for her to wear a headband?

[@cheyennedogsoldiersahiyena4787]

um native women in the lakota sioux wore headbands pendejo

[@peterjensen4101]

Denne video er en nydelse at se

[@rebortalittleghost3814]

These are mostly all Lakota legends

[@darkl0rd07xd2]

not legends it's the truth

[@Hhhhsksk]

Its all

[@robertrepko1491]

Is the narrator James Edward Olmos the Mexican actor?

[@joeldm5278]

The native American Indian was a cruel and savage enemy

[@CinRife]

Thx my boy I love ur comment I'm Lakota from the river bottoms or sicangu territory

[@thunderwolf9219]

Pidamaya

[@isabellarokai1536]

Apollogetic

[@russelredner1642]

We're NOT " Sioux"

[@christopheralvaradoapache5112]

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