Male and Female Balance in Navajo Tradition.

[@LucieSalat]

I read in the comments here a few weeks ago "man is a reflection of woman's strength and woman is a reflection of man's sensitivity for the divine". Beautiful saying!

[@GodiscomingBhappy]

❤

[@danieladavis6594]

And this is true and very logical

[@bhards]

Thank you for this timely wisdom, we're definitely living in strange times.

[@lonewolfgamingplus379]

Strange enough to not care about what other people do or identify as.

[@DanSpotYT]

@@lonewolfgamingplus379 Individuals have always been just that. Individuals - in countless ways. Do most believe that 100s of identities is actually beneficial to society?

[@lonewolfgamingplus379]

@@DanSpotYT Yes, I do. A lot of them are functional members of society, wanting equal rights and medical treatment but then, cis straight white men don't want that.

[@DanSpotYT]

@@lonewolfgamingplus379 I am all for equal rights and health access for fellow humans. You kind of went off the rails with the cis straight white men thing. Buzz words galore and is a definitive statement which is false.

[@lonewolfgamingplus379]

@@DanSpotYT Because it's true?

[@blackthornsloe8049]

Thank you for these teachings Grandfather . In a time filled with confusion and anxiety your words quiet my mind and bring me peace .

[@curtisgoss2669]

Thank you, Grandfather Wally for this lesson on balance.

[@mamalives6938]

The deer woMAN is not the Mama Doe. Y'all loving man in Mama's image following each other so won't allow Mama Nature to grow food and life freely. Sexism against Wawa in Mama Nature growing the seed.

[@mariaowen3425]

Thank you for you knowledgeable teachings. Love hearing the stories from the elders. Would like to see an video of the woman teachings.

[@courtneyawalsh]

Me, too. 🙏🏼

[@kimmurray1699]

@@courtneyawalsh there is a woman on yt that gives teachings from a woman's view, I think her channel is called Navajo grandma

[@levicharles996]

As a Navajo I was taught that men maybe the head of body but women are the neck and they can point the head whatever direction they deem fit.

[@Wolftess]

I think I heard that in My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2.

[@josepha.levesque806]

I appreciate your wealth of knowledge that you share!

[@markgibsons_SWpottery]

Balance, is in traveling forward in the direction that we choose, without the manipulation of others. No one else knows what you want! Thanks for the great video! We really take your lessons to heart! Sometimes we try to share a piece that we understand as well! This platform allows me to share good messages with people as well as hear good messages! Keep up the good work, Sirs!

[@mamalives6938]

Balance is Wawa in Mama Nature growing food and life with Dada, we were taught to materialize as WAter and mother. Over the river Mama reflects Wawa. What do the names of me reflect over the river?

[@sirchadiusmaximusiii]

To me this is common sense but I always appreciate the traditional ceremonies of life. We have values and traditions for a reason. This generation (mine) thinks arrogantly that they know better than our forefathers, which is simply not true on many levels. Bless this man.

[@donniehodge2548]

Very true common sense is something alot of people don't use anymore

[@rebekahdavis5935]

Yes values and traditions are good and it's smart to remember that people who came before us had indeed figured out A LOT from life however I will disagree only slightly because here and there we DO know better than our forefathers because we're also learning and figuring out life and hopefully keep the good stuff and discard the things that don't work. Societies are never stagnant and unfortunately along with the good we also sometimes let go of things we really NEED in society.

[@motivationalmadness10]

Times change. Things change in that time. Change is the only constant in life. Enjoy the change if you plan to live life well. I do not agree with you

[@derpfaddesweisen]

So you are not arrogant, dismissing a whole generation, because they don't share your values? First lesson of wisdom is humility. No tradition and no generation is perfect. You can always learn and the change of time reveals truths that weren't meant for the generations before you. Just clinging to a static tradition to get comfort and security is not wisdom, it is cowardice.

[@motivationalmadness10]

@@derpfaddesweisen A very true and ethical statement

[@MrStaybrown]

Thank you. While growing up I was always told by everyone in my family and those outside my family...Accept your responsibility head on, Don't be confused, There are roles every man and women have to accept, it's gonna be tough, don't ever think one gender role is easier, you have to pull your weight so that nobody around you will have to carry your weight and theirs. Accept your role as a young man then a man and dad, then grandparent. But I hardly ever hear anybody talk this way anymore.

[@DubG9]

I appreciated reading this.

[@kimberlyjean2248]

This is such true wisdom.

[@kbanghart]

What does "don't be confused" mean in this context?

[@thegreatsiberianitch]

​@@kbanghart the confusion spoken of is subjective so that would be you that would be confused, if you are, and the reasons for your confusion would be yours as well.

[@kbanghart]

@@thegreatsiberianitch im sorry about your confusion

[@tedball8677]

This man, Mr Wally, is a treasure. I've watched 3 of the Traditional Teaching videos of him; each time I hear the wisdom and experience of a sensei.

[@OldOwl2003]

Great master he is, I understand what you said, “. Great Master” “ Sensei”

[@lydiasantiago2439]

Thank you!!!! For relaying your sacrrd teachings and wisdom!!! I am Cuban but so drawn to your channel keep up the marvelous work. Many blessings to you and your beautiful people and way of life.

[@IamValentina66]

My husband was traditional, born and raised in Fort Defiance. He taught me so much. I really miss him. His nally was lady beaver eyes from hunters point

[@adsrentals]

I discovered your channel a couple weeks ago, have been binging backward. Your teachings have brought tranquility to me, I can't express a sincere "thank you" for your teachings! I'm not Native American but appreciate the wisdom the Native People have. 💖

[@timmccarthy3034]

Wally.I LOVE YOU....."WOPILA" in the word expressed by my Lakota relatives.......MANY THANKS for sharing your knowledge with us...

[@faziah1163]

GRATITUDE CHER PROFESSEUR 💓 MERCI ❤️ pour la justesse de vos propos💙 GOD BLESS YOU

[@felicitywillboughby6901]

Appreciate this gifted wisdom. Thank you Mr Brown. 🙏🤗

[@Ruthie888]

Thank you for your willingness to share

[@pitinicori]

Thank you jajóm. I was wondering if there is a channel of a grandmother who can share her wisdom on the female ways?

[@DoctorSuezz]

God bless you... all of this makes perfect sense!

[@rodneybell3201]

Fantastic words, great to know about this thank you, so male and female!! Period!!

[@kbanghart]

And other genders

[@alanm6o9]

No such thing exists

[@alanm6o9]

@plen

[@rodneybell3201]

@@alanm6o9 you take that up with the Navajo And OUR CREATOR

[@kbanghart]

​@@alanm6o9 yep, there's more than two genders for sure

[@donloughrey1615]

Thank you.

[@erikbudrow1255]

I'd be curious to know the Diné traditional precolonial responsibilities of a man vs woman when it comes to day to day tasks.

[@ronaldjorgensen6839]

thank you

[@crazy4277]

Thank you Mr. Brown AND Shane...

[@Dweebatheart]

I receive with gratitude. Thank you!

[@LadyYoop]

So much love....to you, from you, thank you!

[@Bluewaterpinessantarosabeach]

Thank you . The beauty way is remarkable. May you and your house continue to be blessed.

[@travisberthold9659]

Wally please, please do more videos on Nabayho traditional stories.

[@mleon77]

So grateful thank you for your support anstors. 💪🙏🌍🌏🌎

[@divineorder7695]

Thank you for sharing this video and Vital information with us 😊.

[@jackiekrystalstarguardian369]

A birth announcement to the Holy People🌍🙏🏼 always in extreme gratitude for the sharing of Wisdom

[@Sweetest73]

Great teachings! Love it! ❤

[@DoctorDew]

Another wonderful, informative video, Wally. Stay warm/dry up there!🙂✌️🤙🙏thank you

[@angelabrainky7786]

Thank you sir.

[@keliplourde5601]

Thank you Wally, ♥

[@myrnacox9770]

I love the wisdom and teachings. I love the Native American way. It’s good.

[@DJaneSyria]

Thank you for explaining this so clearly. I enjoyed your other video on the topic too 💜

[@katherinemcconnell1531]

….🙏🏻Thank You Kindly🙏🏻….

[@chuckheppner4384]

🌈 Diné Hózhó "The words that enlighten the soul are more precious than jewels." Hazrat Inayat Khan

[@suesanders1169]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world. 🙂

[@DoreenBellDotan]

This channel is suggested in the description of a video called Serenity on my channel.

[@jimmymoore3151]

ThankU Uncle....

[@amiegardner579]

Love you videos ty

[@om-om-om.]

💜💫Gratitude💫💜

[@vidaaventurera5265]

Great Wisdom Great Chieff... ❤

[@scarlettvaughn18]

🌾🌺this is absolutely beautiful 🌞🌻

[@kristavassoli1893]

thank you 🙏🏼

[@iamaquastonethrone77]

Fire bro! Salute

[@christracy7583]

😊❤️ "3" is a magic number & Angel Grace Honesty of One With Truth Humanity Heart, HeavenlY ...I am understanding virtue

[@KollDaTroll]

Thank you creator, I appreciate what has been given therefore I shall know my place in the balance of the universe. And so shall all humanity know the balance the importance of it, male is male and female is female. There is to be no confusion. Do not mess with the creators creation. For he knows better for us. Leave as is, respect the balance of the universe. 🙏

[@Boogersgrow]

Yes sir

[@dianarivera6263]

Yeah that maybe true but it's all wise to let know where one stands on that issue. ❤️

[@davefarnsworth3020]

New subscriber here. Black bell activated.

[@eileenmc4746]

Reality based on Nature you can see and touch. Reality based science. Yin and yang. How we continue the human race. Supreme spiritual law of nature. Yes some rare variations as well like in nature.

[@1R0QU012]

Thank you for producing and publishing these videos especially on this subject. Many people, including non-natives, think that Navajo Traditional values open the door to “alternative genders” which is not the case. There have only ever been two genders, male and female.

[@texasviking1]

Those people literally just make up stuff to fit their own bizarre narratives/fetish’s. Really quite disturbing.

[@1R0QU012]

@@texasviking1 What’s more disturbing to me is the idea that Gender Ideology zealots co-opt Native American traditions and pervert it to fit their views in the name of “diversity” It’s not “diverse” to reshape and reimagine native people’s traditions to fit their narrative. This is originally what awakened me to the danger of gender ideology nonsense. I had heard from woke ideologues that “Native Traditions had always had 2-spirits individuals that they considered sacred” and they tried to used the Navajo Nadgleeh as an example. Called bullish!t immediately because I know my traditions and that’s not what a Nadgleeh is.

[@texasviking1]

@@1R0QU012 very well spoken 👍🏻 I honestly can’t believe the world we live in these days. Good to hear from folks who are not insane.

[@sean-or1nc]

@1r0qu012 There are only two genders duh, but homosexuality has existed within humanity forever , no?

[@texasviking1]

@@sean-or1nc homos are only a problem with in the human species 😂

[@alfredoreliford8501]

Sacred responsibility… Yea!!!

[@tamaragrottker7677]

In non-native cultures, woman's last names traditionally changed, I guess to identify her as part of her husband. Traditionally, did/do were names changed liked this?

[@anyiyna]

🔱AHO🔱 💠 💧 💎

[@ginatriana1523]

Amen.

[@ragheadand420roll]

Thank you my veteran brother wally ✌🏻👍🏻🙏🏻🇺🇸

[@tzar3098]

Axhe'ee Shicheii. Nizhoni

[@JLZ47]

One of the Great Polarities of the universe.

[@littleredpony6868]

Am I correct that in the traditional teachings that trans was frowned upon?

[@premapoojitanananda7947]

💜🌸

[@earthspirit516]

Was he saying that in old age the ceremonies switch to those of the opposite sex? I'm seeking clarification.

[@daydreamalston]

I truly appreciate indigenous practices. It’s refreshing to hear traditional wisdom regarding gender roles.

[@shadowkill546]

I was reading that there are four genders in Navajo tradition, and the word "two-spirit" is used to refer to them all. Can you clarify this? I see a young Navajo person identifying as both male and female.

[@suem6004]

He dismissed two spirit as not Navajo.

[@ElleMarble]

The two-spirit concept is a modern invention to push a certain narrative and does not reflect traditional beliefs within most Indigenous American cultures across the continent. Homosexuality or anything of that nature was not celebrated or revered.

[@riverrun1616]

Ahéhé grandfather Wally

[@davidblue819]

All this is very important. If these building blocks are wrong, nothing can be right.

[@nicholasmesa3588]

Today's society seems to have mostly eliminated the need for such Traditional Gender Roles. Not to denigrate anyone's beliefs. We should remember that Traditional Ideologies are born of another Time. The need for procreation in those Times enhanced the necessity for Strong Male and Female Roles. While we might not agree with all that goes on today, we would not have many of the benefits either, were it not for Breaking from Tradition in some way. I am grateful for this Channel and their Willingness to Keep the Wisdom of the Tradition alive.

[@1R0QU012]

It’s the abandonment of traditional values by modern society that is leading to its rapid decline. Modern philosophical thought centers on “deconstruction” which seeks to undermine traditional narratives that have propped up all of humankind since the beginning. Native American traditions aren’t safe from perverse interpretations so we must appreciate Grandfather Wally and his teachings on this channel because the only place traditional knowledge can come from is Elders. “Evil cannot create anything new, they can only corrupt and ruin good forces have invented or made” -J.R.R. Tolkien

[@ramenbomberdeluxe4958]

There was never a need for restricting the rights and roles and freedoms of women and other groups though.

[@FunkyLittlePoptart]

@@churroman29 We don't have equal rights. Look how many states have banned women's healthcare and are actively trying to prevent anyone from getting a decent science-based education. Not to mention the places where they're trying to change divorce laws to prevent women and children from escaping abuse. The Right started and propagates the culture war. All this traditional nonsense is nothing but misogyny- upholding "traditions" just means you wanna sit on your fat ass while a woman is forced to wait on you hand and foot.

[@ramenbomberdeluxe4958]

@@churroman29So you agree with my point, only to ignorantly cast out the other chunk of what it entails because it makes you uncomfortable? This reeks of “we already let them be free, isn’t that enough? Do we gotta give them equal rights and a right to vote too?” Type logic. My God, grow up and stop being scared of things right wing fear mongering told you to fear.

[@m.p.w.333]

🕊🤍🙏🌎✨️👣

[@publicdomain1103]

nurture vs nature, we all do it.

[@BaseballLover1984]

🧡💙

[@elsathal7359]

💞

[@lesleywolf2497]

💯🙏🙏🙏

[@JemDreamz]

😊

[@JonDoeNeace]

The problem with the west is that the female has adopted the mindset of the male, and that's not a reference to LGBT. It's a reference to male instincts and the way that they've become the norm in western society, even for the female. Which really requires a long explanation but it is true..

[@inthetearoom]

These truths exist in all cultures- that is people with identity. we live in a time of identity crisis now. the truths will not disappear

[@ET...333]

💙🙏💛

[@adamg.6615]

What about nádleehi ?

[@DanSpotYT]

Why does your 'about' section refer to arousal?

[@1R0QU012]

Has nothing to do with “3rd genders” or made up genders.

[@adamg.6615]

@@DanSpotYT because its funny and its been in there since I was in high school? LOL? whats the relevance

[@adamg.6615]

@@1R0QU012 it can refer to many different things but acting like it hasn't been used to describe gender variant people in Dinétah is disingenuous.

[@1R0QU012]

@@adamg.6615 No. Claiming that Traditional teachings embrace gender ideology is disingenuous. Nadgleeh doesn’t mean what you think it means and gender ideology misrepresents what it is to suit their deconstructionalist philosophy. There have only ever been men in women in Navajo society.

[@jennifersiagian]

Gen 1:27 So God created man in his [own] image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them. Mtt 19:6 Wherefore they are no more twain, but one flesh. What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder. All answers are already given Jn 17:17

[@jennifersiagian]

looking everywhere else but the place where it has been freely given to all red white black or yellow.. Open eyes Jn 17:17 -v- 2 Co 4:4 but why???????

[@Bob_Lennart]

Is "two spirit" a modern concept or is it rooted in native American traditions?

[@ElleMarble]

It originated in the 90's by people who don't know much about traditional Indigenous American teachings or cultures.

[@mainerockflour3462]

No confusion. No mutilation. Honoring the duties and responsibilities of that gender.

[@lonewolfgamingplus379]

The fu-?

[@adamg.6615]

reminder that Navajo culture has historically acknowledged and honored gender variant people and has terms for them such as nádleehi. don't use Native cultures to affirm your biases.

[@mainerockflour3462]

@@lonewolfgamingplus379 Step up to the plate and constructively share your thoughts.

[@mainerockflour3462]

@@adamg.6615 Yes, I am familiar with Di'ne culture. They are like water seeking balance. This is a quality that is to be honored and modeled in any culture. I know what you are implying and this is not about bias. Speaking in the spirit of Di'ne philosophy, Life has enough challenges let alone to assume another gender's "duties and responsibilities". If one attempts to alter the fabric of the flesh is merely to compound one illusion with another. Recognize the Spirit within, first before assuming another's yoke. If it is that you wish to delve into the world of spirit, research "spirit attachments". On a cuporial level, research CIA/NAZI experiments on the world's population, Operation Paperclip and the reptilians. Lookup David Icke, that should help.

[@GoodBeets4ME]

Much has been forgotten through colonialism. It is so true that we all hold masculine and feminine parts and nearly all indigenous tribes did or do have a third gender. Colonialism is so tricky! May we remember and be inclusive to all.

[@1R0QU012]

“Third genders” are complete nonsense. “Two spirits” is a perverse interpretation of Native American Traditions and represents actual colonialism by Marxist and postmodernist deconstruction. Emphasis on deconstruction, because the aim is to deconstruct traditional values, like gender. There are Men and there are Women.

[@sarahgilbert8036]

Germanic languages have a third "gender" as well, not as an actual gender, but as a neutral.

[@newtonia-uo4889]

you are colonizing their beliefs with your modern LGBTQ nonsense.

[@chlcdny]

☆•☆ Grandfather, thanks for the "insights"; very precise and to the point; balancing the "dualities" of nature; with the assigned~ responsibilities roles via gender> men & women/women & men.☆•♡peace out!♡•☆

[@mamalives6938]

The Deer woMAN is not the Mama Doe. The world has us confused as the same cause he made his body like Mama's. Mama is Wawa growing life just like Wawa in Mama Nature grows food. woMAN is the flesh of man made in the image of another , birthing empty flesh. I AM NOT HIM. HE IS NOT ME being praised before loving Mama who gave you life. And your wives you create life in. Mama is alive and we are not woMAN!

[@veronicamoreno97vm]

who came up with the two spirit concept because who ever it was was wrong and went against all natures creation and against the creator himself.

[@ekatasatya2995]

every pagan creed endirse this union to sustain humanity.

[@kleanhomes1365]

Ahhh feminine and masculine .However we are balance.

[@raduleu293]

I wonder .. how the "modern" society forgot the ancient wisdom?! Maybe this happened when the respect for the elders begin to vanish? In Romanian tradition we say "those who don't have an elder should buy one"... but fewer and fewer people keet old traditions.

[@Paul-dw2cl]

it’s funny, but also frightening, how political language and beliefs have become. The concepts of, and even the words, “Male” and, “Female” have become hot-buttons.

[@ramenbomberdeluxe4958]

It’s not the terms that we have issue with, it’s ignoring fundamental science and the perspectives of countless people (including the Navajo no less) in favor of promoting this deluded sense of “two genders” that conservatives constantly crow about.

[@DanSpotYT]

@@ramenbomberdeluxe4958 Define who "we" are, firstly. Secondly, do you speak on behalf of all who "we" are? Thirdly, why do you continue to parrot buzz words used by others? Why name conservatives specifically? You sound very political.

[@adamg.6615]

dont look to Native cultures to affirm your biases, even amongst traditional Navajo beliefs non-male and non-female genders with their own roles , terms and places in Navajo society are and have been recognized and accepted for hundreds of years, like the nádleehi

[@DanSpotYT]

@@adamg.6615 Kind of sounds as if we should respect individuality - as humans are complex and varied. If so, there are men and there are women. There are also others that don't fit neatly in either. Is that correct?

[@adamg.6615]

@@DanSpotYT yeah pretty much exactly

[@Liz-cmc313]

If only our youth could listen to these teachings. Our youth are brainwashed to believe we can be the other sex. 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@oceanpoincare]

Nádleeh are very sacred for the balance of the sexes in our ways. donʼt use this video as an opportunity to spread bigotry

[@texasviking1]

@@oceanpoincare male and female, man or woman, boy or girl, and that’s just how it is. Nothing bigoted about it. If you have a hard time with that maybe this is not the place for you.

[@alanm6o9]

Facts. Funny how those accusing of bigotry are usually guilty of bigotry themselves

[@oceanpoincare]

@@texasviking1 we all know thats how it is buddy. Iʼm specfic to navajo tradition and stories on their creation and płacement. How they got to stay apart of society, they have always been here its not at all a new concept. This itself is an extensive teaching that is clearly forgotton and being ignored by majority of our peopłe.

[@texasviking1]

@@oceanpoincare if you know that’s how it is why are you crying bigotry?? Could it be because you yourself are a groomer?

[@tun-tunninc.6492]

Why are there so many lesbians on native lands??

[@lonewolfgamingplus379]

Because they can exist?

[@adamg.6615]

Because two spirited people are generally accepted in Native America and have had terms in their languages and a role in their cultures for hundreds and thousands of years.. even Diné folks have a term for what we nowadays call two spirited ppl.. nádleehi

[@1R0QU012]

Same reason confused teens are now claiming to be “trans” at 10x the historical rate. Unfortunately lots of alcoholism, abuse, and an element of social contagion lead people to claim these identities.

[@MrStaybrown]

Nobody has 2 spirits, everyone has 1.

[@adamg.6615]

@@MrStaybrown 2-spirit is just a term that tribes across Native America have used as a way of talking about our forms of gender variance that have been present in our cultures for hundreds of years, its a translation into English of an Anashinaabe word and is used as an umbrella term for all Native genders that helps marry Native understandings of gender and Western udnerstandings

[@sean-or1nc]

@navajotraditionalteachings so is there understanding of homosexuality? Is navajo teachings against this occurrence? Is homosexuality a new observation within humman or is there traditional history of homosexuality that is inate in human experience?

[@abelhernandez2381]

Let us appreciate the levels of based. This man must be protected from being cancelled.

[@ashleyadeline1537]

Ooooooh Navajos gonna be cancelled

[@kbanghart]

Sex and gender are different. The Native Americans aren't wrong, it's just a cultural thing.

[@1R0QU012]

Sex and gender are the same thing. Sex is to gender as male is to man. One is formal the other is colloquial. Sick of seeing people attempting to perpetuate this nonsense into Native American tradition.

[@adamg.6615]

@@1R0QU012 decolonize your mindset, gender variance has been recorded in Native America for hundreds of years, I dont know what culture you belong to but just because yours doesn't have a term for it or doesn't accept itdoesn't mean the rest of us Natives are the same

[@1R0QU012]

@@adamg.6615 I’m a Navajo man. I know that colonizers have tried to co-opt the idea of Nadgleeh for their own perverse philosophy. It’s specifically because I know what Nadgleeh means and how they attempt to use it that I don’t buy the idea that “other tribes” believe in “two spirits”. I was raised Navajo. I know what’s Navajo tradition and what isn’t. Alternative genders is part of cultural deconstructionalism aimed at destroying Traditional Native American values. There are only men and women. Nadgleeh refers to men or women who have knowledge traditionally held by the opposite sex. The wife of a medicine man is a Nadgleeh because she witnesses traditional medicine man ceremonies. She isn’t a “third gender”. She can train a medicine man, by passing on her knowledge of the ceremonies onto a new medicine man. She is still a women, has a husband, and bears children. This is why the Creation story is important, during the separation of the sexes some women knew how to hunt. Those women were Nadgleeh. Some men knew how to make pots. Those men were Nadgleeh. They weren’t “two spirit” or a “new gender”, they had a life skill that was traditionally filled by a person of the opposite gender. A female car mechanic isn’t a new gender because she knows a lot about cars. A male Teacher isn’t a new gender because he interfaces and instructs children. There are only men and women. Men and women can have a masculine or feminine personality, but this doesn’t change their gender.

[@adamg.6615]

@@1R0QU012 Historically nádleehi has been both used to refer to the phenomenon you're describing as well as gender variant people and ppl experiencing same sex attraction , its not mutually exclusive. This is just the reality and if you can't accept that then you have some work to do in deconstructing the baises imposed on you by colonial society, alot of these teachings were destroyed in the boarding school era and forced conversions as this ideation doesn't align with traditional Euro-Christian values

[@adamg.6615]

@@1R0QU012 interesting how your username is Iroquois despite you claiming being Diné

[@Stink777]

God's natural order is beautiful and needs to be revered in every aspect of life.