A little About the 4 Worlds

Wally talks about the 4 worlds, and why knowing about them is important.
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[@beastdrow3071]

Kia Ora brother, I'm a Maori from New Zealand , ngati pukenga tribe. In the top part of the north island. I found this very awesome as We were also taught about how we humans have always existed in spirit form. Also that the spirit comes through the top of the head when you are born and your not completely here until the top of your head full becomes bone. Touching a baby that did not belong to you was a very bad thing to do as your energy can effect the child. This was enough reason to cause war and has done. Thanks for reading

[@officialVozie100]

I'm apache much love 💯

[@officialVozie100]

Very informative Ixehe thank you yes it's important to protect the kids

[@debrapaulino918]

I see much of that in the Orthodox Jewish faith also. Women do not shake hands with a man and I think that is wise. They conserve sexual relations for marriage and that is also wise. They do not hug outsiders and please do not touch their children. Have to wonder about the kippah men wear on their head as Mr. Brown explains the spirit spiral. Very glad to know. Thank you for sharing Mr. Brown.

[@debrapaulino918]

@@officialVozie100 Yes we have really lost the Way haven't we. As we have separated more and more from nature, natural wisdom for relations has correspondingly deteriorated.

[@gordonbryce]

@@debrapaulino918 Yes, you are right. Here in the British Isles there is so much confusion right now. The PC and "Woke" lobby have eroded the base of our culture, in addition, that base was already in trouble before the confusion of this century. However, there is hope that we can recover and build and create something new.

[@missannie8012]

YES, Hesaid the YELLOW SUN. I am not the only one who remembers that the sun used to be soft yellow! Now it is a much brighter white.

[@mamalit2901]

I have said this out loud for a few years now! Bright yellow sun with rays. Now it’s white and has a pale halo.

[@juglansregia1433]

How and why though? What does it mean?

[@ricoviselli]

Hi, I was wondering if you were aware that the earth wobbles on its axis. It takes the earth 26,000 years to complete one cycle. this wobble changes the orientation areas on the earth have to the sun, north star, etc. The quality of light changes as does our vision.

[@mysterym444]

LED mannn they just upgraded the bulb 💡

[@savantianprince]

The sun is yellow 🌞

[@mikemarthaller8789]

Long ago I heard an interview with a Australian aboriginal elder discussing his efforts to share the old wisdom with the youngsters who came back from the cities seeking to learn their heritage. He discussed how it was not possible to fully impart the ancient wisdom to those who had not been fully raised in the old ways. His closing statement still haunts me. "When I am gone 30 thousand years of our history will be gone"

[@travismunro7376]

I really hope they at least sat him down and recorded it..

[@mikemarthaller8789]

@@travismunro7376 It was a programe on NPR as I remember. At least 20.years ago. So yes it was recorded ,""somewhere "

[@genji7536]

Jeez I mean this is what I really want to listen to... I live in Australia and to me my grandparents coming as migrants I just think living here is incoherent nonsense, there is no real meaning to what your taught. But I suppose such knowledge or history of stories are kept sacred. I do think catastrophes force cultures to divide and they lose their history. Much like ancient greece, which was not orthodox

[@theresasquirestheresa]

I could literally sit here for hrs listening to him and his experiences 💚

[@thealize808]

🙂

[@theresasquirestheresa]

@@thealize808 Agreed! It is amazing and for me spiritually fulfilling 💚

[@Icare4uboo]

Me too

[@theresasquirestheresa]

@@Icare4uboo I know huh❣️

[@viktorija4485]

Exactly my thoughts 😍

[@reya10276]

Yes I too remember the Sun 🌞 being yellow. I was born in the Caribbean in the 70's and I can tell you that I spent most of my childhood in that yellow sun, today you can't even be outside for more than 20mins before it starts to burn you. The Sun today is white in the light that emits.

[@goofygranny1020]

Very true!

[@LizEsc]

Right on.

[@johnaustin6067]

Turned white after the August 2017 eclipse and in Febuary 2018 timetravelled to all photos movies and now it's working it's way through all the art! It's the biggest Mandella Efect!

[@terryrahier7698]

I lived by the beach wheni was younger never used sun block ever burned at all now I get out in sun it blisters you in an hour.sun has definitely changed.

[@user-wf4fv4oc1h]

Solar Nova 2046 is the word on the street...

[@julissasalinas1619]

They should teach this at school.this men is a real teacher,people don’t know this anymore.

[@travelingshoshonie2933]

Love our elders, honor our ancestors, listen to our creators teaching. .thank you for your wisdom. .

[@thejacobin9406]

Now here you were being yourself!

[@benniecrawford6876]

A’ho

[@JP-mb2pk]

He does not have his staff in this one?

[@karenreynolds9081]

My husband passed 8+ years ago before my son was old enough to understand. Thank you. We need to keep this alive.

[@travelingshoshonie2933]

@@thejacobin9406 I was raised very well.. I don't appreciate you acting you know anything about me... Every person in this world will experience something they can share an you need to respect that.. Who are you tell me how I should feel .. Or what I can say... When you don't know nothing of this native American woman or man of their back ground or history..???

[@livfrehley]

I really love the end when he talked about how much the women held all the assets of the family and how empowered she is to be in that position within the family. Great way to keep the men from going astray!

[@hutdweller7430]

So the man doesn't gamble it away, or spend it foolishly on drink.

[@1invag]

​@@hutdweller7430 ahh yes in the traditional navaho casino wigwam lmao

[@nangotoman9429]

You are judging with a dualistic mind, but he is not talking about that. He speaks of unity, with the other(s), with nature, with life, with everything, inside and outside, unity, not separation.

[@wylldflower5628]

I loved that he spoke of women dealing with the physicalities of life (as so often we do, even if physical strength isn’t always our forte!) and that the men’s responsibilities were also in a realm that requires a stretching of them. What a way to build balance and respect into the roles of a family. And the strongest families, I know the men have more spiritual depth than “average“, and the women are great at handling & managing a lot that goes on in family life.

[@manlyadvice1789]

Your words stink of death. You do not understand.

[@seanjobst1985]

So much of what he says correlates also to what my native German, Celtic, and Iberian tribes had before the Church converted us and before that the Romans had conquered and "civilized" us. We knew water was conscious, knowing instinctively that every body of water has either a spirit or, in some cases, even a Goddess. The water was seen as a portal into the Otherworld and when we made sacrifices, i.e. our relationship with the deities was understood as a reciprocal exchange, so "sacrifice" could be with anything, it was often things we would sacrifice in rivers such as breaking a sword or something beloved to us. Water had an important role in both Germanic and Celtic cosmology, including our "creation" myths.

[@wylldflower5628]

lol I wonder if the quotes should be around myths, rather than “creation”? I don’t think it’s accidental that so many cultures have so many similarities!

[@seanjobst1985]

@@wylldflower5628 Good point. Well I reject the common misconception that identifies Myths with falsehoods, whereas I see Myths as the most profound and deepest yet transcendent truths. "Creation" because the worldwide norm seems to be an emergence and emanation, rather than the sort of "creation" associated with Abrahamism. So for example, how the Earth formed out of the literal body of a Goddess and us out of both cosmic elements combining with the terrestrial elements.

[@wylldflower5628]

@@seanjobst1985 The cosmic elements and the terrestrial elements make sense to me, though I also believe we exist as individual spirits before were born so anything new, for me has to include this. I’m mostly Celtic but when he talks about Navajo understanding of Creation, the flood, the evil one, the Anasazi-actually in quite a few of his videos-resonates. I like learning about the various mounds people. I’ve not checked for tribe, I know someone in the family has documented our Native American ancestors. So far if any bits made it to me, they aren’t in the testing protocols yet! What is Sabian German, and did you know the Welsh made it to Mobile well before Columbus? They ultimately blended with a tribe, I’ve forgotten the name but when Brit’s started to arrive a few recognized their Welsh.

[@joeyc1725]

Yeah those goddesses are demons bud. Repent.

[@Jajajajaja...1]

​@@joeyc1725the only demons are those that mass murdered in the name of conversion. Your culture, too, was stolen from you.

[@carolinesherman76]

I am so honored that I can listen to the traditional teaching in English and interpreting the Navajo language, I went to the boarding school where were told not to speak our native language, go to Christian Sunday school and got our hair cut short. I also learned independence, and do what you can to survived the boarding school life. Thank you so much for helping me to understand Navajo language, tradition, culture, and taboo.

[@Szymek25]

how are you called in Navajo language?

[@egrogan6482]

I don't like that this was done to you, a person's roots/culture are extremely important. I have huge respect for the Navajo nation, a very ancient people.

[@meowchat6175]

Culture and heritage is absolutely not important and people should not waste time focusing on things that are pointless. Everything that these people once stood for is gone with the wind because they themselves misinterpreted the teachings of their ancestors.

[@armaximus]

Christianity is not your friend. It's plagiarized from other, much older religions. Monotheism was invented to control the masses.

[@armaximus]

​@Meow Chat culture is incredibly important. It's the literal lens to which we look through. Culture is a reality tunnel that we get sucked into, and it's hard to see the lens for what it is.

[@heathereaton5487]

These lessons are wonderful. Please, whoever recorded these send them to the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington so this knowledge is not lost forever!

[@adrianmiller3204]

Why ?so they can hide it

[@Kingwara_SA]

The people of program, sending things where its kept away from them, those places are prison for things stolen from thier original state of creation.

[@daninphoenix6851]

That is THE best way to lose it all.

[@Kingwara_SA]

People should realise that the thinga called discoveries, aren't really them and The powerful Energy is Vibrating even stronger, people are aweking n strange things are happening in skys n sea only Light remains peaceful. The elders fault shouldn't be the curse carried by generation to others. Be blessed Humans as you once were most powerful entity in the sky worlds

[@NewLifeFromTheWayofTruth]

This is not knowledge or wisdom. This is the remnants of their pagan beliefs when they brought them from the bearing straight

[@Jim-Mc]

Interesting how the location of the spiral on the head is also the place on the head many cultures cover, shave, etc, for spiritual purposes.

[@tylersmithson1540]

Very interesting! Good point. :)

[@davidhall5873]

BOSTO TO YOU BROTHER 😁

[@savantianprince]

Had no idea. Thank you for your wisdom.

[@ordyhorizonrivieredunord712]

@@savantianprince I figure the spiral as in a ram's horn or a conk shell, an acoustic musical architecture constructed by nature to be what Pythagoras described as golden # a mystery to humans how nature could make that through natural living beings, ✨🐱‍🐉

[@savantianprince]

@@ordyhorizonrivieredunord712 thank you

[@rorschach3920]

I wished we could live in a world where the Navajo teachings would be the way of life

[@dayerotth8273]

Now we can go to the 5th density

[@David-mr8wi]

you do if you want it to be. you are watching this video now right?

[@thordisfynehair9442]

Actually, you are. His stories are very similar to what the bible says, just told in a different way. I have no quarrels about it. 😉

[@user-ip8zo7wn6d]

You are where I want to be walking in beauty giving respect to all Thank You Peace 🕊️

[@jerrymcdonald6236]

My great grandmother was Cherokee and she thought my father to never punish with his hands and to use a switch from a tree.. this man's wisdom has not fallen on deaf ears

[@teemadarif8243]

What's the connection? My grandmother never used hands and only used a switch , how come?

[@AG-hx6qn]

...my great grandmother used a switch, too. Interesting.

[@cindysmith1700]

My mom used a brush o belt and never spoke with me she was a rager

[@thordisfynehair9442]

@@cindysmith1700 My parents used a belt or razor strop for punishment, but also a switch when switch things were available. Believe me! A switch "bites" in ways a belt or strop does not! We were punished like that if we did not listen or repeatedly behaved badly. My parents never beat us. I don't remember ever being slapped. Spanked on the bottom with the hand when we were little, yes. When older, a few good smacks across the backside usually took care of it. As teens we got grounded or privileges revoked. Not Native American at all, Dad of German/English-Irish descent, Mom of Dutch/English. Although recently I found out that my mtDNA shows S. American native genes. I smiled at that. I also found that many of my interests echoed quite a bit of my mtDNA. I laughed a lot finding out these things! Would I want to relive any of the aspects? No. I am what I am today. I appreciate the contributions of all my ancient grannies, whatever their lives were. I think there were many events that played into them: catastrophies, weather, war, migrations, slavery, etc. Here I am now.

[@sbidaho426]

My mom used a switch. We would have to go pick it ourselves

[@Witchofthewoods.]

So interesting to hear him speak with all of his experience & wisdom. His family is very fortunate to have such a man in their circle.

[@discgolflife]

I was a young, mad, lost soul when I was young! My parents were teenage parents who liked life in the fast lane!!! I moved out at 16 and never looked back! My grandma helped me out a lot and I was able to finish my education! That being said, I've made a lot of mistakes in my life. I try to learn from them but it's not always easy!!! I find solace in your teaching wise elder 🙏🏼! Much love and harmony always!!! Thank you so much ❤🙏🏼

[@CharlesM-dp4xe]

He reminds me of my grandfather. I could listen to him talk for hours. Thank you for your teaching and wisdom.

[@nathanrichardson8402]

I had a dream.. or a vision of being born. Just as you said, I was above the male child and waited until I was given permission to enter and when I was allowed, I entered through his head and then was able to see through his eyes. There was a circle of people who were singing throughout the process. It was like a circuit of energy and I was plugged in to this people. There was a mother a grandmother that changed a prayer and I couldn't understand the language, but then what i felt as a grandfather talked to me in my thoughts and translated her prayer and he told me that a blessing must be given that seals the ceremony keeps my spirit from becoming a hungry or vengeful spirit upon the earth. Now i am part of the community and must deserve it by developing my individual gifts. This has had an incredible impact on me. Was it just a dream?

[@AlexGonzalez-jw9mh]

Wow amazing

[@oveerikstorhaug2217]

Dear Nathan, it was certainly not a dream. It was the rality and you have experienced it, and it was information and teaching of your life. I can say so because I have had many such experiences and it is personal to your education as a spirit in the soul. Best regards Ove Erik

[@updownstate]

Does it matter?

[@smilingfox8978]

Nathan, Your story reminds me of two experiences that I have had. My ex-mother-in-law had a massive stroke with no hope of recovery, so I prayed that she would go quickly and not left to suffer - stuck inside a broken body like my grandmother had after her stroke. Before bed, I was sitting at the table and I felt a whoosh of energy swirl around me, but did not think too much about it other than to acknowledge that I felt something. As I slept, I had a dream of a silhouette that was floating backwards through a tunnel of light, and because she was legally blind, I thought that she was confused, so I told her to turn around and go to the light. I awoke to the phone ringing and did not need to be told that she was gone and realized that the whoosh of energy that I had felt was just her checking up on me on her way out to make sure that I was doing OK. I also realized that I was silly to think that I was showing her the way, but rather she was showing me to have faith in the afterlife. Move forward a few years and I had another dream of a being in a tunnel of light with an outreached hand calling my son's name. I awoke and told my husband that my son was going to be a dad. It wasn't long, and I received an email from my son telling me that I was going to be a grandma. I once asked my grandson if he ever thinks of me when we are not together. He said yes. I asked him what do you do? He put his hand to his head and then outreached towards me as if to say my thoughts to yours, and I smiled to myself. My grandson was just officially diagnosed with Autism at 13 years old. There are days when I wonder if my grandson is the reincarnated spirit of his great grandmother. An old soul that lived a life as a handicapped person - fought hard through legislative paths in Minnesota for the rights of handicapped people when the modern Civil Rights era was in it's infancy. Could it possibly be that she chose to come back and give it another round as a disabled being to help teach us all about acceptance, compassion, and continuity of the spirit?

[@salan3507]

@@smilingfox8978 You will find out some day! But we live many lives in many places. They say that something you are strongly drawn to in this life is a connection to your past life/lives.

[@JessieLeighinMaine3]

Why would people thumb down this? Let me guess other religions... not liking it. So rediculous. I myself absolutely love learning anything and everything about indigenous people and their beautiful beliefs about our world and universe and spirit!

[@sablon3123]

No my dear, I'm a Christian and I see the value and I hold great Reverence for these teachings and culture, there's a reason why people thumb it down and it my dear, is ignorance!

[@herrkulor3771]

There are many reasons for thumbs down, don't prejudice. It may not be because of content. Perhaps someone just pushed the wrong button.... Someone got got suggested this and don't understand the language. As long as the message is good I doubt religious peoole would dislike this

[@sablon3123]

@@herrkulor3771 AMEN!

[@sablon3123]

@@herrkulor3771 Good point

[@bismillahrabbani9006]

I agree Jessica. This is a sacred culture.

[@cormacmccarthy1559]

Wow! The last part of this story found me. I've been married to a Native woman the last 20 years. She put my saddle outside. Gave me understanding. Thanks.

[@horsymandias-ur]

RIP McCarthy

[@NashobaLusaTaloa]

@cormacmaccarthy: You're lucky you got a warning - "shape up or ship out." You won't get a 2nd warning.

[@angellajohnson4108]

I like listening to your teachings. In my family, my grandfather taught me a lot. He is gone now. But his teachings live on. He taught me how to hunt, he always said you dont kill animsls in less you intend to use it as food. Things like that. He taught me how to live off the land. Grandma and mom taught me to cook. I started at age nine. I always Cooke for 4 or more people.

[@silverdragon710]

A society of people where even the way they disciplined their children was a ritual. Cant beat that. Unimaginable today.

[@kenmorales9855]

Once upon a time, every act had meaning. But when we imitate acts without understanding their meaning, over time and generations, they become taken for granted and meaningless. In my opinion, our modern world strips the meaning out of our actions. We just act, almost out of programming, responding to the overwhelming bombardment of stimuli, without ever finding the time to consider why because we have very little time for ourselves. Many tribal cultures had established systems in place to help people transition through growth and deal with mental and social issues. Not all of them were perfect, or even good, but without the wisdom and knowledge of the past, we are just boats on the ocean, lost in a sea of meaninglessness. It's a shame that much wisdom from tribal societies is lost.

[@titanbuck7]

Because their whole society hadn't gotten hijacked by greedy bastards who figured out how to enslave everyone to do the work that they ended up owning, selling, and profiting from...so the bottom line is the most important and all other priorities become secondary.

[@ricoviselli]

Japanese society, ancient chinese society and others...when food has to be gathered from the source, children become important workers in the family. even now all children living on a farm anywhere in the world have chores that must be done or the family and the farm will suffer. in such cases, the discipline is ritualized as work. one of the biggest problems for modern society is that children have no purpose until they get a job which in many cases is too late for some to learn how to work.

[@silverdragon710]

@@ricoviselli are you seriously suggesting that children should be put to work? they were forced to do that back in those days as opposed to now. Sure our society is in crisis but I'd rather have it like that and have some respect for the individual than to just see everyone as a worker for the collective.

[@ricoviselli]

@@silverdragon710 I think that human beings need a purpose, especially as children. living in a fantasy world unfortunately does not make one fantastic. worker for collective, spending too much time with the Borg perhaps? I am talking about sweeping the floor, keeping their space organized, actually walking the dog and feeding and cleaning the litter box for the cats. doing homework on time every time. etc... not playing video games and watching cartoons all damn day.

[@firewaterbydesign]

I am not native that I know of, but I absolutely LOVE this man and his teachings. He is a VERY wise soul. I receive so MUCH spiritually from just listening to this wonderful wise elder. Thank you, for sharing your wisdom. 🙏

[@meowchat6175]

I'm sorry, but this old guy is just repeating the nonsense that he memorized when he was a teenager. He is not wise in any way. If he was, he would get to the point that concerns all of humanity which he doesn't because he is absolutely clueless about why we are here on Earth. I have the answers and I would love to explain them to you if you'd let me.

[@firewaterbydesign]

@@meowchat6175 We learn from our ancestors, as well as our life experiences. When you come to understand and internalize this concept, you too, will begin to see life in a whole new way.

[@meowchat6175]

@Firewater By Design, the purpose of life can be explained in two sentences only. And they are as follows: "We are all connected and therefore responsible for each other and the world we live in. We will only be able to understand our connection to each other once we experience the pain that we have inflicted on each other". This is exactly what the ancestors of the old man taught their successors but the actual teachings were misrepresented and perverted because they chose to include unnecessary information which led to the misinterpretation of the entire message. The main focus should be on letting go of your false human identity and embracing your true identity of being an infinte and indestructible spiritual being that is responsible for Creation. Where responsibility constitutes sacrificing your own happiness comfort and life in the service of others. Because life cannot exist without the acceptance of RESPONSIBILITY. Do you understand?

[@firewaterbydesign]

@@meowchat6175 VERY much so. I agree. However, I still believe that there is MUCH to be learned from one another and our ancestors. We should NEVER discount others, as there are lessons to be learned in EVERYTHING!!! In the end, it ALL comes down to ONE word. That word is LOVE!!! Have you ever listened to the Kryon information/channeling? They are VERY helpful and informative. Imho

[@meowchat6175]

@Firewater By Design thank you for your response, I really appreciate your kind words. In regards to the Kryon channellings, yes I have heard of Lee Carroll's work and it is interesting but as I mentioned earlier the author includes a lot of additional information which is irrelevant and unnecessary for spiritual development. My teachers who are extraterrestrial beings that have visited me on several occasions in my place of residence have told me that irrelevant information will only hinder one's spiritual development and cause more confusion than understanding. Furthermore, the word "Love" is an emotional word and it is often confused with something that we want or need which is a negative aspect in spiritual development because it causes one to become focused towards the self (the false human identity). That is why they always use the word "Responsible" because it is free from emotional bindings and cannot be confused with any other meaning. The problem with human emotions is that they will cloud your judgement and prevent you from making the appropriate decisions in life and death situations.

[@optimusslime6795]

listening to him tell this story feels the same as my grandparents telling me stories in their old age. the slow speech, soft voice, and the obvious fount of knowledge that can be gained from just listening to their stories.

[@Mortthemoose]

Thank you for sharing. 🌻 I'm in the uk, and I'm also a ex-christian. One of the MANY reasons I became disillusioned with Christianity is the absolute distain and hatred they have for other cultures and other people's religious beliefs. If we all spent time learning about other cultures and their beliefs, without constantly condemning them, and forcing our own belief system on them, surely we'd have a more peaceful world! We are ALL human beings! That's something we DO have in common!

[@googleedwardbernays6455]

I believe, as a fellow Christian, that your exclamation on the close- mindedness of the Christian faith, has been, at least in our time, been wildly exaggerated and weaponized to hastily erase certain traditions and rituals in our culture that in alot of cases, aren’t truly even connected to Christianity. This current culture and generations are cutting off their nose to spite their face. They do this without the proper and complete understanding of our collective history and alot of our tradition’s origin. By the time we realize, it will be too late. But at least all our tombstones wont be misgendered or contain “hatespeak”.

[@Szymek25]

it's not coming from Christianity it's coming from monoteist religiousness and Germanic authoritarian nature

[@wylldflower5628]

⁠@@googleedwardbernays6455 Agreed. I myself tend to think God/the Great Spirit gives all cultures information about the world, our place in it and our relationship to Him. Every religion I’ve encountered seems to focus on different things, but I look at other religions as the “other sheep” Christ spoke of. Either way, I love hearing so much that has a direct correlation to my religion! For me it’s affirming of our connectedness, not a divisive thing.

[@user-ip8zo7wn6d]

Find the need to walk in beauty haven't found it in "the one" colonizing god but the Navajo and other Indigenous peoples beliefs ring My Bell Peace 🕊️

[@colleenposey9552]

I’m Catholic and I see the complex comparisons of many religions including the “religion” of science. Thank you for sharing

[@googleedwardbernays6455]

Blessings. As much as western whites love to discuss the historical violence of christian religions, the only danger i see in this day and age, is the religious science zealots enforcing their beliefs onto us all.

[@AshSonnenDrache]

What religion of science?

[@Jamie_Pritchard]

​@@AshSonnenDracheScientology probably 😁

[@lorriedre]

I am honored to learn the teachings of the traditional Navajo!!! The spiritual aspects of 1st Nations Peoples have always resonated with me since I was very young, and has continued throughout my life. It has been a part of my spirituality and I have always felt respect for the Traditional Teachings!!!! Thank you for sharing!!!

[@Aristotles.daughter]

I am Greek and philosophy lover. I also deeply admire Navaho people as I strongly believe I have things in common because of a vision I had once. Nahfs in ancient Greek is the boat and Navajos is the one who lost ship in wild sea. About four things that a human being is, it is similar to Plato Phylosophy. Thymoides-emotional, pnevma-spiritual, logisticon-thinking, physicon soma-physical body. It is amazing how these things match. Thank you for all the informations you are giving us! Comparing things I learn deeper the truth.

[@gisellewhitwell4720]

Thank you so much for sharing this, truth is really one, regardless the culture! Much appreciate your sharing

[@ordyhorizonrivieredunord712]

@@gisellewhitwell4720 Give me a spirituality that grows corn and sun flowers or give me none at all, too many words make the sentence too complicated for me to understand✨🌹💥🎡💥🌹✨🐱‍🐉

[@theadministers3533]

Native script includes Greek characters, specifically Lamda!

[@ordyhorizonrivieredunord712]

@@theadministers3533 I resent the fact that English speaking people in mathematics pronounce π as pie instead of pee as I enraged against the ones say alfa omega are the first and the last in Joshua' alphabet aleph and tau were 1rst&last...✨💥🎡🐱‍🐉

[@theadministers3533]

@@ordyhorizonrivieredunord712 Dialects may be the cause of some dereliction.

[@Nanahuatin]

I'm so humble to hear his words, thank you

[@beatereich5466]

Dear Wally.....thank you so so much 4 this Gift! I vould listen to you endless. Your words are from beyond........love you! Much love and Blessings from Austria!🥰🤗

[@davidlockhard7831]

Thankyou....we need much more of traditional teachings

[@cynthiaennis3107]

Oh! The Golden Mean! How the pattern of the hair grows on the head! I never put that together till he said the spiral on the head! Great wondrous wisdom teachings! 🙏🏼 Thank you!

[@thordisfynehair9442]

Spirals come in many forms, pine cones, sunflowers...see how many plants spiral in appearance. Even sea shells. A nautilus for one example? Snail shells? The spiral is everywhere. I am not sure if a "cowlick" of hair qualifies.

[@mariacarter6954]

Thank you for sharing such beautiful history. I am from UK and can't help feeling anger and shame how your beautiful way of life was so mindlessly destroyed. 😇😚😇

[@markc1234golf]

just as the tribal heathen culture of Europeans was the first of all Nations who had their spirits broken in the same way! Let us not forget our Pagan ancestors who died by the millions by Christians swords !! Same shit different people .. we were the FIRST BLEEDIN VICTIMS in all of this crap

[@markc1234golf]

and we had the SAME BELIEFS as those Natives in America.. why because our ancestors brought them over there in the first place alongside the DNA and these are FACTS

[@ricoviselli]

@@markc1234golf hey somebody else who reads history! not the first however just another in a series of humans being human and destroying other cultures to prove to themselves that they are god's chosen and wiping out anyone who doesn't agree. Go back to the first written words by the Sumerians. nothing has changed since Ur was the center of civilization.

[@markc1234golf]

@@ricoviselli it's sad isn't it 🤐 and to think we're on this amazing space ship earth cruising through the abyss and best we can come up with is how to kill one another. ...yet we're the Crown of Creation lol

[@ricoviselli]

@@markc1234golf well we think we are the crown of creation vs other species. humans are a bit conceited tho. then once that is settled there must be an ordering of whatever nonsense the ones with the biggest weapons and best warriors decide is absolute fact, different color different religion different culture different language, sorry you got to become like us who were chosen by god who gave us these weapons to rule all we come in contact with or you will die either trying or defying. the only good ________ is a dead one. we carry a pitiful legacy of rape and murder.

[@lavette916]

for the woman to go thru the change or menopause she goes thru the purification of the sweat cycles not unlike the sweat lodge it was the greatest change of my life and the hardest

[@hollylengyel5105]

I Was Very Fortunate By Way Of NOT EVER Having To Suffer Through ANY Of The Many Discomforts Of Menopause, Like Hot Flashes, Mood Swings, Etc.... I Grew Up Hearing Older Female Family Members Horror Stories Of Menopause And Vowed To NEVER Have Go Through ANY OF IT... Surprisingly Enough, I Never Did Suffer At All. UnFortunately, That's Not The Case For Everyone... Peace !

[@taleandclawrock2606]

I also feel it as a great purification. After the child rearing, we are returned somewhat to our selves, yet forever changed, deepened by the work of love.

[@dragonx13x]

@@hollylengyel5105 peace sis

[@sonnyroy497]

A time of Wisdom.

[@vlkreznar]

Ain't that the truth. Well make you about go mad

[@Akuma-jx8dr]

I grew up Christian, and was told it was the only right religion. Growing up and soaking up as much knowledge of different religions as I can and I've learned that they all have have the same general ideas and morals and stories, but I've learned it's not the similarities that that you learn from, it's the differences.

[@JahGirl]

I also grew up a Christian but I knew Yahushua aka Jesus personally as a Child so I never have left him, he is the firstborn it Yah and the king of kings no other way takes you to the father this at rev earthly teachings and the earth will soon be destroyed and all that denied t then son with it

[@lindaj5492]

Isn’t it the differences that lead to conflict, and ‘holy wars’?

[@noam65]

You learn from both. A teacher is rooted in their culture, which is the world view being addressed. Same information perceived differently, appropriate for each culture.

[@JerekBilbar]

@@lindaj5492 it’s true, but it’s more accurate to the heart of each individual belief system. I was born one religion, became an atheist, and now want a different religion. On one hand, there should be peace in the fact that not all these religions are THAT different at the end of the day. However, the differences do define the heart of each individual religion. If we all think other religions are ‘basically us but with different names for everything,’ that’s pretty harmful as well, in my opinion. For example, Christians and Muslims say bad people go to hell and good to Heaven, Jews says not so much. Christians say Jesus was the son of god, Muslims disagree, but they both believe he was born of a virgin. Jews and Christians have sacred ways of consuming alcohol, it is forbidden to Muslims. Christians say that only those saved by ‘Jesus’ go to heaven, the Quran says all believers who are righteous go to heaven (and its definition of believers and righteous is honestly pretty loose and forgiving for the time period lmao). This is just among three religions, but I hope it highlights my point. Unity is important, but it’s also important to ACKNOWLEDGE our different beliefs rather than lump them all together. Yes, Men drunk with power and religious fervor have done terrible things for thousands of years. Frankly, I’m even privy to shake my finger at God for all that nonsense. Could we cut it out? But, a lot of this conflicts STEMS from one religion trying to INFLICT their beliefs onto those who believe something else. Very rarely is it just ‘non’ believers being punished or persecuted in history (not never, just rarely), it’s usually just humans who believe something different. So, differences matter. Understanding difference matters most of all.

[@debrapaulino918]

@@Dingdongwitchisdead have you seen the Ubaid statues?

[@ingermimi]

Thank you for sharing not only with your own nations but with all of us on this world! A great gift!

[@Tholmes-ht8or]

Thank you God, Father, for letting me being a native out of all the people being born out there and qwakqwi dawa and Mom And Dad for letting me for being in this world, I'll keep all my traditions going for my generation I'll never let it die. Qwakqwi ❤❤❤💧water is life

[@dadasha]

Your KZbin name contradicts your statement/notions!

[@WaitingtoFly777]

Thankyou beautiful soul. 🌼

[@Tholmes-ht8or]

@@dadasha i cant change it its been like that since i was 13. Bc thats when i used to curse a whole bunch

[@sgarrett9446]

God looking on YT comments for prayers now?

[@drdebocherry]

I have Cherokee blood, great grandmother was married by my great grandfather off the boat for. Scotland. I am Rh-negative and have Cherokee blood - the last two questions I was asked by Mufon, when I reported a UFO I experienced.

[@miapdx503]

Thank you sir. You didn't have to share your wisdom, but I'm grateful that you did. You are precious. You are amazing. All I can say is *thank you.*

[@elsecaller-jacob8346]

So interesting! It probably doesn’t mean anything to anybody but i find all your peoples culture in all it’s unique and beautiful ways! Thank you so much for this

[@smackpointgsps1476]

So many people here, from so many different cultures, yet we all feel the deep and resonating truth of these words.

[@jackiwilson1489]

Amazing explanation. We are from the Four Corners and are working on instilling these traditions to our children .

[@tubears711]

Thank you Wally, for these teachings. Your voice and way of speaking are honestly raw and important to the future generations. I appreciate your knowledge and I am blessed by it. I hope to hear more, learn more about your Dine' people. I come from the Choctaw-Cherokee people and have long been sad that the younger generations don't have access to their history. Video recordings are an opportunity to learn these things. Highest Regards.

[@bobbystraus5607]

Iywywio

[@louistulloch1159]

Hearing him explain grew admiration in me as I wondered how my life would have been different had it have been of this culture with it's structure in family life. It appears to be a way in which you performed your duties with a seriousness, a purpose. I don't regret the way I was raised but still I wonder.

[@lindaj5492]

06:40 ‘on the way to harvest the yucca to use for punishment, you would think of another way to counsel your child’ Just wonderful.

[@caroltrejo5313]

Beautiful knowledge thank you for sharing

[@geniegreentrees]

Fingerprints emanate spirals. The Planet and Infinity traces every move. Yes, be careful what you touch or do with your hands as each movement creates an Echo.

[@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934]

Facinating

[@teekotrain6845]

I don't like to think about that. I've done a lot of crappy work for corporate America

[@martinasommer1306]

Thanx for sharing

[@sharischoll9411]

Same spiral in the sea shell, pine cones and flower growth.

[@marlowenapier286]

Also what you drop and throw and step on it all makes ripples all your words

[@waterwizard9996]

Thank you immensely my Elder!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏 I found out within recent times I am Navajo. My physical appearance is traditional with a lot of of the Native American appearances, long black hair & high cheek bones, darker tan skin tone. I had always known I was Native American, but until recently never knew what tribe. I was inspired to learn more about my culture, and seeing this video has made me over joyed!! It seems iinstinctively, I followed the path of ancestors! Since I was a child I knew of the four elements, Fire (Spirit), Water (Emotion) Air (Mind), and Earth (Body & Environment). I didn't know of their symbolism and meaning, but I knew kf them as "powers" and constantly asked my Sister which one of these she had lol. As I grew older I left the Jehovah Witness teaching of my family and pursued my own understanding of Truth. With this I found the freedom to embrace various occult practices. Mainly astrology, tarot, and ceremonial magic, as well the pursuit of the 4 elements & Spirit philosophy! To think I have been pursuing alternative forms of the same teachings my ancestors followed....makes me so proud to know my roots, and encourages me to follow the paths I know are meant for me! ❤ 4,444 times I thank you greatly!!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@demita840]

I hope you find what the heavenly father has called you to believe in and to find in this life so you reach your soul purpose.

[@trutheye1]

Your words, experiences and teachings are very much appreciated.T

[@VEE-rd7cu]

Thank you for your counsel. Instinctively, in my practice of cranial sacral work when massaging Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and Dementia or ADHD or PTSD I concentrate in the spiral part of the head ( the fontanelle in babies) My patients say, after my treatment, they are themselves again, at least for a few days. I always believed the ancestors guide me, now I know for sure. Thank you, blessings

[@Szymek25]

you give them meat, convince to fast and loose weight and it's goes away naturally right?

[@amshyllsekhmet6631]

It blew my mind when he mentioned what me and my cousins begin to call "the switch" from the tree. She never spoke about what tribe she was from, dad said she claimed she made her choice to be with his father. But that was always like a law, i was only swatted 4 times no more or less.

[@freddythamesblack8479]

It is a great experience for me to learn more about this...

[@Ruby-Renee]

Wow! Thanks, Lavette. This is the most beautiful, profound, inspirational, and beneficial wisdom I have ever physically heard come from the mouth of any man. Thanks for posting. You sound stronger. Hope you are feeling better. And your brother as well. Lots of luv to you.

[@duantorruellas716]

It must have been a beautiful life in those traditional days.

[@ricoviselli]

don't be silly. living off the land, processing all of your food, finding clean water, anything you had was because you made it made for a very hard life. Not to mention tribal wars and animals that laughed at spears and arrows then ate you for breakfast.

[@ricoviselli]

@@electricelf-music do we survive because survival is worth it? is survival a choice, a cultural dogma, or just programmed into human DNA?

[@ITRiBUTEI]

@@ricoviselli depends if you prefer being a free animal or in a zoo. One gives you "comfort", one gives you freedom. Would you rather live everyday as your last, doing anything and everything you want, growing and learning through it, with the good and bad, death at every corner, but also unknown beauty, you know, an experience, or live In a cage being fed 3 times a day?

[@ricoviselli]

@@ITRiBUTEIBefore you get all romantic on me... I guess then that you make all of your own clothes and shoes from animals that you harvest, source all of your food, source all of the freshwater that you need, walk or ride an animal you captured and trained for transportation, and you find or build a cave to live or build something from wood, rock or mud and of course you make the tools you need to hunt, process animals and plants for food, store water build a place to live and process wood for fire oh yes and make fire from items you find in the wilderness. you will also need to find medicinal plants to help you when you get sick. so you also have the freedom to live a very very hard life and probably die of an infected cut, or just exhaustion and dehydration as you spend a day or two chasing a deer you wounded but didn't kill. PS the deer survives but you're gone before you turn the ripe old age of 35.

[@ITRiBUTEI]

@@ricoviselli I did live that very life. In my country people a smaller % still live like that but it's getting harder and harder. Big corp is buying up land or somehow bribing govt to kick people out. It's not black and white. Same thing that happened here happened all over and Is still happening. So that's why I asked. Which life do you prefer. At least before hand I could fight back whatever tribe would impede on my life. The outcome isn't determined, but you had a fighting chance always. Now the odds are stacked against you when the guy that prints unlimited fake notes can convince your govt it's not your land anymore lol or force you to get out of land that's free to everyone.

[@rajanmoses]

Wow!! this is in reference to the video timeline 16:00 onwards regarding marriage. Thats almost exactly the same way I got married in my village. Even the part that boy would be offered to girls family and vice versa. All the very same. How wonderful!!!! I am Catholic Christian from South of India.

[@hunnybeezm1338]

I'm so in love with this channel only watched 3 videos but not done ! Im learning soo much.

[@fredrik.og.cato.]

Yep, quite fascinating.

[@durwinpocha2488]

To listen is an action of concentration, necessary for the discipline of understanding new. Sons and daughters are never property, go through the four ceremonies. The traditional way of honor you mother and father. As it was in the beginning, so it is at the end. A circle of life that includes everybody! Thank you Wally.

[@Szymek25]

it you are obese eating modern crap and lots of sugar you will never have clear mind and good focus

[@michaelthompson9540]

The growth he mentions is of the utmost importance. We stumble and fall as children, but we can get back up. Nothing can endure that is not first a child. I am trying to grow, it is hard sometimes. We can't give up. I have been noticing how much the teachings and parables of Jesus resonate and fit with native teachings and the stories they have passed down. Let us humble ourselves and see the truth. Let's make the Father a proud Father.

[@shanemclunsford950]

So much beauty and wisdom in this one short video. Thank you for sharing your culture and beliefs.

[@lancejohnson5748]

Thanks for the history of your people .

[@wonderwendy1968]

I could listen to this man all day. The things that he speaks of are the closest to my beliefs that I've heard. I don't have any native blood that I know of.

[@thordisfynehair9442]

Get your DNA tested.

[@berndrutkowski548]

The western world, myself included can learn so much from the traditional ways. Incorporating the knowledge - and the application of that knowledge of the energetic, spiritual, mental, and physical bodies in all spheres of life; That is perhaps the answer to all our global problems. I wish I had this information, knowledge and understanding before I became a parent. I would have approached it all so differently. Thank you for this video clip. May the Creator bless you.

[@FebbieG]

Talking about the sacred spiral on the crown of the head and on the fingertips leads me to think of spiraling DNA also.

[@MichaelSims-rn6vu]

I'm from south Africa, grew up Christian. And here we have an entire nation of mixed race people. We have no tribal culture or traditions, but besides growing up Christian, the active Americans were most intriguing to observe. My father always played us movies with native American in. You guys are truly mystical, love your culture and truly love you guys as a nation. From north, to south of the America's!!!

[@gerkapote]

It's all the same, the same way the bible talks about the devil, the navajos talk about the evil one that deceives your 5 senses!

[@belindae3611]

Thank you brother for sharing these priceless teachings. I yearn for these ancient teachings. Nizhoni.

[@seanjobst1985]

I loved this and he has so much wisdom, thanks for uploading. As a descendant of European tribes who has returned to his ancestral path, felt the calling of our own animism, I find more in common with Native Americans than with people who may look like me but still hold on to what was later forced upon us. Our mythologies throughout Europe also stress the importance of the top of the head to the Divine. The place of our soul entering, the place where we connect and awaken to the Divine Mind. Likewise the sacred number 4 and the spirals were common in our symbols. Spirals found on ancient megaliths but also expressed by the Celtic triskele, the lore about labyrinths, how fertility of the earth was understood as spirals, such as with our Suebi/Alemanni goddess Zisa, whose sacred symbol was the pinecone which also relates to the pineal gland, etc.. The Germanic Helm of Awe also involved the four directions and looks much like the Native American Medicine Wheel, but with the other four directions also marked (northeast, southwest, etc.). Our lore speaks not only of the directions but also how these connect to the different realms within our cosmology. These each involve how we work with the elements, a different spiritual power, and even the different stages of our psyche. So for example how it may relate to our lower self, our higher self, working our our elevated Ancestors, with the Underworld, etc.. All part of our cyclical understanding of Nature, the Cosmos, and our place within it.

[@Szymek25]

megalith makers weren't Indoeuropeans it was before they conquered Europe from eurosteppe everything else on point steppe people came there from somewhere too obviously

[@thordisfynehair9442]

Spirals...I found out that as concerns the Cosmos...young galaxies spiral left, older galaxies spiral right. I seem to have a thing about spirals. Have a large & small pair of spiral earrings. Simply thread them through my ears. I love my big ones, but have an allergy to the metal, looking for a pair of good Sterling silver ones.

[@christinadelraeyazzie9121]

[@creativeforce11]

Thank you for your Wisdom and these videos - most appreciated - Greetings and Blessings from Cornwall UK

[@officialVozie100]

I'm 100% CHRICAHUA APACHE from Arizona we believe we come from the 4 mountains in Arizona and that the creator made us on this mountains INTERESTING love Navajos 4 96 100 keep it real lately I seen being seeing those numbers lately I think god trying to tell me something

[@missannie8012]

Feels like sitting at the feet of the master. So wonderful. This is what kids should learn in school. I think I will add this to my homeschooling list.

[@lockdownconnor6371]

Greatings from germany !!! I think you know that oure cultures had so much in commen !!! We come from the same root

[@seanjobst1985]

Yes, we did as Germans! I am American but my father was originally from Germany, Schwaben. So it's part of my heritage, the way of the Suebi, Alemanni and Hallstatt Celts. Looking back into our ancestral path, I see so much similar Animism, cosmology and spiritual worldview as the Native Americans, before we were Romanized and then converted by the Church.

[@leibiackbear5437]

Thank you. Many blessings

[@JLUNA-sd9vr]

Found yellow marble today after an answered prayer yesterday n my spirit is calmed by birds 1111

[@AlexiasShado]

I LOVE this. It is a true society, not the damaging thing we are forced to live in now. A society focuses on the human needs of the individual and the wellbeing of the group. It must work together in peace.

[@morningstar523]

That is why native walk the red road. We believe that all life is sacred.

[@aaroniouse]

Yellow has always been my favorite color. Singing and dancing seems like it is a union of our 4 parts..

[@pabloslotus506]

i'd like to see more videos! Thank you for your wisdom and sharing!

[@GreyHorse019]

Great Sage, Thank You for sharing this Knowledge and Wisfom,

[@prettyboydetailing5435]

Thank you for this video I will pass this knowledge on for my people...

[@hendrickyee522]

No doubt. For those that seen so much with others regardless of ethics had declared we are one people that will be together at the end of humanity.

[@BlairSongs]

So great. This is authentic earth teaching. All humans should listen. All my Relations. Ho

[@speedsoftaustralia8685]

45 yr old here and have sent “a little about the 4 worlds” vid to my son… I am saddened to recognise a lack of culture, guidance and spirituality here in Australia. I was out of home young as was my son - thank you for sharing content which is wise and well communicated that we can share with those we love.

[@josephformeister6566]

The things you are speaking have the ring of truth throughout. I am from another realm of spiritual understanding. The truths you speak ring as a beacon for the positive growth needed. Follow the way to find happiness.

[@miriam4091]

So much respect for one another and spirituality! Blessings.....

[@lindaj5492]

Tony Hillerman wrote a lot of books about a Navaho policeman, Jim Chee. In those books there are many descriptions of the ceremonies and culture of the Navaho, written with great respect. Joseph Campbell wrote about ceremonies celebrating the transition from childhood to becoming an adult, like the ones described here. Just for those interested in other sources 😊

[@thordisfynehair9442]

I've read the Tony Hillerman books too. Interesting! And a little freaky in some ways. (Skinwalkers & coyote getting up to no good.) Helped me better understand a Navajo acquaintance. His daughter writes now, following in her Dad's footsteps.

[@junerm21]

I grew up with my maternal grandparents in the 1960s in Montreal. And, with their elderly relatives. So I was surrounded by the elderly from a very young age. I was happy. :)

[@tomlidot4871]

A great honor to hear these words and teachings. Thank you. Gunallscheesh!

[@hiltonroberts8742]

So wonderful! This explanation. Thank you. The knowledge of the the old cultures have now almost been lost due to an over-emphasis on materialism and the denial of the existence of the spiritual aspect of life.

[@2puffs770]

Can we just take a moment to look at the breadth of the tree Wally is sitting before? HUMBLING!

[@Adam-wt5id]

It doesn’t look like a tree but a bunch of logs held together by clay

[@dayerotth8273]

@@Adam-wt5id logs are trees

[@Adam-wt5id]

@@dayerotth8273 but its not a single giant tree. Its a bunch of dead ones

[@lindaj5492]

I think he’s inside a hogan, with walls constructed from branches or slim tree trunks, and clay creating a wind & waterproof seal between each piece of wood.

[@faeryangelharvey9720]

The star people 💖 the Navajo, Australian aboriginal peoples and other first nations people around the world, they are the true spiritual peoples of our Great Mother 🙏🏼 Thank you for the peace you continue to bring 💖 The so-called spiritual peoples of today, marching the streets with anger, blame and violence towards those who are without awareness of the within, is not ‘the way’ 🤗 Ego shouts from the hilltops Love never does 🙏🏼

[@hannahshepherd9073]

With utmost respect I thank you for sharing the Navajo wisdom and beauty with those of us who were taught otherwise years ago in public schools. We had no choice in what was being taught, it has taken years for lots of us to be able to say Columbus didn't discover America, it was never lost, thank you Native Americans for allowing me to grow up here and try to find the truth. Now I must run as a Muslim is trying to behead me.

[@janellmcdonald4669]

Man, you were so close to leaving a meaningful comment. To end it with such ignorance is a sad shame.

[@ericalewis9047]

I love these stories because they seem so ideal. Our current way of living leaves much to desire.

[@JohnSmith-pt5sg]

Had a crazy trippy experience, watching one of these videos for some reason. Felt almost obe, while fully awake. Saw a being in my 3rd eye. Won't describe this being here, might be disrespectful. No drugs or alcohol was involved. Only beings that have had a similar effect on me are Naturefolk.

[@JG-ph3xg]

This stirs emotions and inherent instincts deep within all of us.

[@andrewrios9727]

Thank you wally for this teaching always want learn about are culture more to be life and past this teaching experience.

[@dionegriffith780]

Thank you so much for this lesson.

[@gigiforest9362]

Thank you for teaching us honorable elder.

[@JP-mb2pk]

I was hiking way out in the middle of no where. I didn't bring any water so I found a small pond and got on hands and knees to drink. When I put my head up from drinking I was looking into these bright eyes of this big wolf looking white dog. It was very startling and I don't know how he snuck up on me because there were big fallen oak leaves everywhere. He looked at me for a few seconds and then turned around and went into the trees. I can't help think that it was somehow spiritual.

[@janellemedveckyulickey]

I must have a spiritual connection to your ways, I always explain to the plants animals and people what I need why I'm needing it and that I'm grateful for it. I've done this since I've been young and many have made remarks to me but I stayed strong and true to my thoughts. Amazing TY for a reason for my actions.

[@Helos7]

Yes, I'm Africa American, Indian mix. And my mother never hit with her hand. She went out to a tree and got a small branch to discipline us. When I became a parent the Lord Yahweh whispered in my spirit the reason. He said the hand is part of the body and should never be used to discipline. This man is right about that!

[@Gianfranco_69]

the old Welsh have a tradition of not using a hand to strike children,they use a twig 'switch' ,they hurt like buggery but leave no real damage,more like a sting

[@glasgavlen]

So the same tradition was followed into my childhood, & no doubt still today, in Appalachia. Except the guilty has to go cut their own switch. "Better not make it too small, you'll have to cut another & get twice the licks."

[@Gianfranco_69]

@@glasgavlen my gran had one on a string on the wall,she only had to point at it to get good behaviour

[@ericatchley3482]

During Sundance you see the sun as it is,soft yellow, and you see the people as they really are. The ones outside that circle and those who I've danced with you see them as they really are.

[@skyjewl9878]

What beautiful people they truly are! I just love the old Indian tribal ways.. my daughter is Indian , black eyes and dark long hair, she’s so beautiful! 🖤🤍🖤

[@cettejuste4398]

deep respect very deep