This Navajo Prophecy is Happening Now

[@stevespyder]

Wisdom starts when you realize you really don't know as much as you think you do, and start to be open to learning more, no matter what age you are.

[@xxxx-qo9dh]

When you really think about it, we know nothing, how sad is that

[@loremipsum980]

​@@xxxx-qo9dhAlready knowing absolutely everything would be sad because there wouldn't be anything new for us to learn, discover, and experience anymore. Life would just be excruciatingly boring then.

[@KimSyracuse-vh1lx]

Yeppers so much true definitely well said 😊 😁

[@ShimmerBodyCream]

Very true

[@danbob1650]

Proverb

[@rebekahcogbill9832]

As a senior I’ve learned how to grow food, preserve food, take care of animals, take care of my mother until She died. Always keep learning all your life.

[@rebeccaainslie4637]

And member to hand that knowledge and skills to the next generations...!

[@GeorginnaBambinna]

There is no excuse, ignorance is a choice, a bad one. Let us discern the hour we are in. Thank you for this precious message.

[@bertnerny]

Discern

[@GeorginnaBambinna]

@bertnerny759 thank you

[@obiecabella4985]

Beautifully put! What a treasure….oliver

[@markgibsons_SWpottery]

not being able to communicate is the worst thing that happens to any group. Well spoken shi hosteen!

[@atomictraveller]

oj simpson was covering up a court case where mku1tra was found guilty of r4ping three 9 year old girls, verdicts on the same date. w3st papua has an awfully big u.s. gold mine in it and a 1.8 million g3nocide unreported for 62 years. did you know jq adams ws antima5onic party, but disney ain't? now i bet you are still 100% unconcerned about those m boys

[@randolphschreiner4479]

I worked for one summer on the White Mountain Apache reservation doing wild fire prevention education with a group of other college kids. It was such a different way of life, there was never any rush. When I hear these messages it reminds me of how formative that time was for me. I was blessed to have that opportunity.

[@LynetteA68]

Thank you🙏🏼 Nanaya hullo I kana~ ✌🏼 & 🫶🏼 my friend! (In Choctaw) Sending ❤ from CHOCTAW NATION❤

[@bmonique5193]

“Ignorance is dangerous.” True for all time and especially for now!

[@silvercloud1641]

President Camacho for President!

[@Kknightstar]

Ignorance is strange in these times where we have the worlds’ knowledge in the palms of our hands. It’s an abject denial of truth.

[@terryulmer969]

@@silvercloud1641 Mark Charles for president!!!

[@MichaelAngleyPI]

Ignorance is a constant of humans.

[@AdamWeber11]

Ignorance is the Mother of Fear and Desire.

[@dancoe4489]

Ignorance is not only dangerous to the Dine' It is very dangerous to any group of people. There is alot of ignorance in the US right now.

[@nameshidden]

You could say that again, it’s driving me nuts.

[@greyspirit4]

Aye there are those who are shouting slogans and signs yet they are ignorant on the things they are protesting about. People that only follow the crowd and ignorant on the message they shout out and support. Just because they sounded good without going into the meaning and consequence on their action.

[@markfergerson2145]

@@greyspirit4People who shout slogans are letting the people who wrote the slogans do their thinking for them. They are as the sheep in the example given.

[@debgiles9717]

Ignorance is truly a problem in the US causing many to act on mob energy without thinking and respect

[@Tangarisu]

Benighted ignorance at that.

[@theresahart212]

The Navajo teachings are for anyone who will chooses to listen and learn. Thank you.

[@karenfisher2322]

As I am living on traditional Dine land, I should learn more of their teachings. Also Ute teachings. They are of this land.

[@jonvia]

People in today's time are so threatened by anyone who is self thinking and self sufficient because a free mind cannot be controlled.

[@1stAmerican]

I am Diné hosteen and am currently traveling through Alaska learning of others’ traditions and language. I’m old but still learning new things.

[@sabinagal9953]

That’s so wonderful! I’m Dene from northern Saskatchewan- my relatives realized they could understand the Dine language when they ran into a Dine person at a conference in the 1990’s. Was so surprising! I hope you have lots of good conversations up North!

[@dapperden4129]

No matter how old you are, you will never know everything there is to know. A wise man knows that he knows nothing. Keep learning and applying that knowledge to your daily life.

[@evelynbare1975]

The northern people of Alaska are the toughest, smartest, kindest, and most honorable I have ever met. They live in the world's hardest environment but they are a proud and happy people. 😊

[@GodisPerfect668]

I HAVE SO MUCH RESPECT FOR OUR AMERICAN INDIANS. IF ANY RACE HAS BEEN DONE AN INJUSTICE IS OUR INDIANS. I AM PART CHEROKEE AND WOULD LOVE TO LEARN THE TEACHINGS AND THE HERITAGE. GOD BLESS U MY FRIEND!!!

[@LynetteA68]

Thank you🙏🏼 My great grandma was full blooded Cherokee and her husband my great grandfather full blooded Choctaw! I was blessed to grow up with them in my life for 17yrs!! It is so nice to hear positivity & appreciation for our culture & acknowledgment of what our ancestors were put through (and what we’re still put through) instead of the hateful negative things I read far to often in YT comment section!! Nanaya hullo I kana~ ✌🏼 & 🫶🏼 my friend! (In Choctaw) Sending ❤ from CHOCTAW NATION❤

[@alexdesousa7966]

Nothing can rival wisdom. This subject should be part of all schools curriculum.

[@LynetteA68]

They barely mention us in history books! 😢 Nanaya hullo I kana~ ✌🏼 & 🫶🏼 my friend! (In Choctaw) Sending ❤ from CHOCTAW NATION❤

[@ellengran6814]

Wisdom is a matter of experience, of the life you have lived...everything you have felt physical, every smell, sounds you have heard and what you have seen. Can only be taught in real life, not in schools.

[@patriciamedaris8552]

It made me so happy when you said "I had the opportunity to listen to the Elders". Much of society has forgotten their Elders, and it makes me very heartbroken.

[@LynetteA68]

Our elders are HIGHLY respected within our Native communities! Much of our customs culture language beliefs were almost killed off completely & are still slowly dying and the wisdom & teachings of our elders as they pass them down is all that keeps them alive! Nanaya hullo I kana~ ✌🏼 & 🫶🏼my friend! (In Choctaw) Sending ❤ from CHOCTAW NATION❤

[@kastenolsen9577]

Please do a dictionary! A recorded dictionary using DVD's or CD's is what we need. DON'T LET IT DIE Uncle Wally! Please don't let it die!

[@markgamble7699]

❤

[@klakkinkittykat]

its too late for you.. you gotta be born into it @@mossmuddy296

[@VeVeJT23]

Learning it on DuoLingo, now. So different from Tsalagi.

[@KimSyracuse-vh1lx]

😊 well said done dearly so much tyvm to y'all a very spiritual people 💓💓💓💓 to y'all 😊

[@kacywhite7249]

I remember going to his house in lupton Arizona and listening to him and his dad talk for hours. My grandfather would take me everywhere with him. I got to hear so many stories and cherish them so much. Love you grandpa and wally father, who I called grandpa billy

[@joannnicholas4399]

I AM 90 AND YOU ARE TEACHING ME! THANK YOU!

[@heatherwilkins7228]

Those who do not choose love will not last. We must choose love and God.

[@kabernat]

Amen. Those who do not love do not know God.

[@aquarius5719]

It is easier to destroy than to build. It is easier to build than to love. Love requires the use of your most advanced cognitive skills to create conditions for a loved one to thrive. When I am told about skynet, that is just a dumb AI with a strong set of weapons attached. It is destruction. I do not fear an AI singularity because it should be capable of loving. If that AI cannot love, it will be another dumb AI without the advanced capabilities of love.

[@donbrutcher4501]

I am an old white man and I listen closely to this man. His words resonate within me. There will be a time when your hair falls out. Will it reveal a wise person or a fool?

[@Marge719]

Fools, for the most part. This world is so dark because of them.

[@voornaamachternaam6159]

@@Marge719 Them? We are all playing the fool here. Like a clown, laughing and crying Y'all the baoth

[@TheLightbright01]

I had a teacher that told me 1 time, you know many things. And so you will always be able to make a living. The rich kids will only know what they are taught in college. If that goes away they are lost because that's all they know.

[@ncsgrocker]

This goes for all races. Thank you for sharing your culture. Love and light to all!

[@anaibarangan4908]

Navajo are the only US American Indians that I've had some personal contact with, since I returned from Spain

[@anaibarangan4908]

Of course already illuminated, visiting my brother, when he was still living in Arizona. I guess could say that I'm a Dine. I have important Navajo jewelry bought by my mother in the 70s. Squash blossom necklaces, bracelets, earrings, etcetera. I gave an old friend here, a clam mother necklace, that I bought from Navajo, while in Arizona. As a Spain's Old Country Catholic, I know what clam mother means and is, before I purchased the necklace. SAME if called Pachamama or anything else in Latin America. Same as depicted in any old masters paintings in western Europe, of "The Birth of Venus ". In a shell.

[@anaibarangan4908]

That's why I'm as if from another planet or beyond in the USA. Navajo prophecy against ignorance. Wicked egomaniac narcissistic blindness psychological effects, resulting from ignorance.

[@TheRomanTribune]

Yes all races are targets to ... jews! The Abrahamic faiths are evil

[@cherylwin9364]

ACCORDING TO GOD WHO CREATED HEAVEN AND EARTH, THERE IS ONLY ONE RACE…. THE HUMAN RACE AKA MANKIND ❤✝️❤️😇

[@lynnmitzy1643]

❤ thank you grandfather

[@vegangreatlife]

Ignorance and arrogance ~ two of humanities most difficult diseases (of the mind) to ‘cure.’ Great message. Universal. 🙏❤️

[@daviddurflinger3104]

WOKENESS is worse, it is SATAN'S religion, a mental illness.

[@OAN3476]

Arrogance is just jaded confidence. Ignorance is not knowing the x factor of what you already know. The x factor being whatever information would discredit your own intelligence.

[@ethansmallsandthescaldeddo7645]

This is lowkey the best channel on youtube, thank you all for this

[@IceLynne]

I agree.

[@whitherandthither]

low key high key!

[@ed1968man]

I wonder if the elders were referring to everyone...not just The Navajo. It seems like it's everywhere...all over the earth. You're absolutely right. "Ignorance is a choice" and being willfully ignorant. These lessons are for all people. Thank you for sharing.

[@bankoetsu879]

forgives those in ignorance, as it was stated it was nothing but everyone's faults but not only that we have to forgive those who are ignorance just as everyone are stuck in earthly ties

[@wyteboy-ns5sg]

Yes

[@jesse75]

Ignorance is no accountability.

[@markgamble7699]

As i turn 61 today i never stop learning… Observation and listening is key here… Thank you Wally for such knowledge and wisdom with great understanding… Much ❤ to you and yours… (Never stop learning folks)

[@laurastrobel718]

Happy Birthday and Learning 🌞💫

[@gailbrown4124]

Love listening to this wise and proud Navajo man. He remembers the knowledge passed down from his elders. I love his colourful shirts C are very nice

[@bodyboardingchronicles602]

Have a joyful birthday and many more chee! Hu! 👏🥳

[@elatomala1976]

Happy birthday!🎉 I'm 62 and learn many something new every day. To me, they are all GIFTS 🎁 of a day. Have a blessed day

[@KimSyracuse-vh1lx]

Well said done dearly as I will be 63 November 09 2023as I gotten older before 63i always look seat back and think look around me watch in silence sleep on it and speak to My higher power to the sky open My eyes upon 😊😊

[@leopotter3061]

Dear Wally, a small poem from my heart to every one ! Ignorance is like a bird singing in front of the neon-light, thinking it's day in the middle of the night .

[@kawehionalani]

Profound 💯

[@leopotter3061]

🙏@@kawehionalani

[@RebeccaJarisch]

Not really ignorance, just being fooled

[@RIXRADvidz]

the horrible monster, Ignorance. and yet there are people who choose to be intentionally ignorant, they too are dangerous monsters. I am learning how to deal with troglodytes so that I am not as ignorant as them. Learning is every day, learning is growing, you grow when you learn, when you're grown, you love to learn, so you learn more. thank you sir for your wisdom and your teachings.

[@markgamble7699]

❤

[@BrentTheGent1]

As i sit here at home in far north Scotland wearing my "Turtle Clan" ring that was sent me by a friend from Canada who has much Navajo blood running through his veins. I have always really loved the ways of your people as long as i can remember and i always enjoy listening in to these wise words passed down through the generations. Thanks guys.

[@GeorgeStrong1925]

Unite the clans

[@spookygirl7761]

I love your gigantic castles. Rolling Green hills. Overcast skies. Music. Everything! 😊

[@BrentTheGent1]

@@spookygirl7761 Thank you spookygirl. Yes this bonnie wee land is the home of where Blue grass music came from and indeed when out of the ugly cities it is still the same charming place though like everywhere now things are changing very fast in the cities and towns for the common people.

[@LynetteA68]

Thank you so much! Nanaya hullo I kana~ ✌🏼 & 🫶🏼 my friend! (In Choctaw) Sending you ❤ from CHOCTAW NATION❤

[@BrentTheGent1]

@@LynetteA68 Thank you so much for kind words, i will keep that greeting noted so i never forget how to say it when i am beside the river and talking to the Great Creator. In my local i would say to you, " Lang may yer Lum Reek" which means i hope that your home fire sends smoke of its top for many healthy years to come. Chshae Hae! I know i spelt it wrong but i can say it. Much peace, and the wealth of health to the Choctaw Nation, Fae NE Scoatlun :}

[@markdoell1834]

Keep the language and keep the culture!

[@cj.7979]

I personally interpret this as a warning about disinformation and manipulation of others through fabrication and lies. There is no excuse to willing and knowingly adopting ignorance. Thank you for your words. Semper Fi

[@tonyamedsker213]

SAME!! ❤

[@Kimberlygunn]

Agreed. Many people are so blind to this and they will learn though and be regretful.

[@EntrepreneurialismKat]

Communication, not Machine, Learning: 1] Listening is a 💪 form of communication 2] Body language speaks at high volumes 3] Facial reactions & gut instincts talk better than words

[@bankoetsu879]

Communication is everything of this world, when you learn and are able to teach others and understand each other is the most powerful thing can be done. Which is why the people in power wanna restrict your freedoms so you can have no say. God gave us a voice he knows it's very powerful Communication is power, with communication you can put forth knowledge, keys and powers. Teach other humans all alike it doesn't matter what Color you are God didn't put us down here to hate each other, the Serpent tried to and lied to people to go against one and another and he gave us false idolatry in which see today especially in entertainment.

[@E4439Qv5]

Disgusting that you put so much attention into reading body language. People like you are why I never feel comfortable out in public.

[@jesse75]

It takes a tribe to raise a child.

[@jesse75]

It takes a tribe to raise a child.

[@ncsgrocker]

Love the First Nation people! Spent 10 years in New Mexico near Alamo tribe of the Navajo Nation. They Would trade crafts and firewood for sheep. I still have 2 blankets that I treasure. To this day I would rather barter and trade than take money. That is the way it should be. Love the channel. Keep up the good work! Semper Fi brother!

[@LynetteA68]

Thank you🙏🏼 Nanaya hullo I kana~ ✌🏼 & 🫶🏼my friend! (In Choctaw) Sending ❤ from CHOCTAW NATION❤

[@lisaengland9193]

I am not Dine’ but have so much respect and love for you all as a people. A big part of me wishes I were Dine’ because of all that I have learned from you, Elder Wally. Thank you for enlightening me. I have shared your channel and teachings with many people. It is valuable and important.

[@FlourishingLove]

Whether Dine' or another clan, we all need to connect to our roots. This is a Universal teaching. We've been led away from our True Selves by the dark beings.

[@jenny_by_the_woods]

100% agree with you both. We all have our part to do here. Clan/tribe or none, we are all here for a great purpose! Teachers have students for a reason. Doesn’t mean we have to be in school to learn, life it self is a school to be honoured and respected. Keep on learning folks ❤

[@dseelenmagie8811]

Don't forget, we all came from different tribes. Those ancestors are the Dine' for the Navajo. European, Asian, African, etc... all cultures had pre-Christian polytheism and animistic belief systems. The Navajo seem to be very similar to those in both belief and practice. Home, family, ancestors, tribe, community, nature, harmony, respect, truth, honor, justice... these things aren't new ideas, they've been forgotten. We should all be proud of our roots/ancestors and their ways, Navajo or not, and remember them, their knowledge and experience all passed down for thousands of years to you, to me, everyone. And though this is very inspiring and beautiful to listen and learn from, all belief systems come from an earlier pre-Christia/pre-polytheistic belief called Animism. I'm just saying we all have a "tribe", find your ancestors and connect with them, in their/your ancestors' ways, as well as listen to great people/teachers like this. The Navajo are amazing people and culture, but remember to connect with your ancestors at well.

[@barbarawarren9443]

​@@FlourishingLoveIn my belief, it is more about the culture into which we are born, the culture with which we identify, the culture we fully adopt, and who we are as a Soul. Many people have been adopted into homes and cultures that don't match their blood lines in that particular incarnation. ❤

[@FlourishingLove]

@@barbarawarren9443 That is a great point. Is it DNA that connects us to our True Selves, or is it the Spirit? I have been in many cultures throughout many lifetimes.

[@tstephens590]

Very wise counsel. Very much like a lot of the advice in the Bible. “My people perish for a lack of understanding.” It can also be translated as a lack knowledge or wisdom.

[@michaelschiessl8357]

Thank you grandfather Wally and Shane thank you for this great lesson on ignorance and how to remain humble and be always learning..We are never too old to keep learning.Thank You!!

[@KimSyracuse-vh1lx]

Its like saying to you're can't teach a dog old tricks their another saying am I right

[@redloki_53]

उत्तमस्रोतमूल्यानां कृते धन्यवादः 🧘🏼

[@4integrity]

Why has ignorance become so prominent? Truly the cause has answers? Thank you wise man.

[@t.c.l1625]

It is because the truth of reality is so profound that the human mind cannot comprehend what the nature of existence is about, we only perceive just a small sliver of existence in the "external" world. Turning and going inward wakes us up to our true nature as being, we are spirit bound to flesh, united as one infinite being showing up in this world as a seemingly separate multiplicity of objects and people that the mind overlays and labels as seperate. Reality is stranger than fiction, because reality is a hall of mirrors. Easier to ignore the fact that you color the outside experience of the world with your inner being and choose to accept external circumstances and passing pleasures that are ephemeral from the outside world, than to turn inward and accept that you are the creator of your own reality. Blame the negative on demons, attribute the positive to angels, all fine, but those beings are communicating within you. You are responsible for what you turn your ear and eye towards. Truth is humble. Humble as dog shit on a lawn. Because the truth is that all things stem from one source. Nothing big or small is actually out of place, It's all perfect for just what it is, but we turn a blind eye to what we deem ugly. Its ugly to tell you what's beautiful, and in that sense what's ugly is just as beautiful in its purpose, while what is beautiful will always be followed by an ugly shadow. Existence is harmonious balance, and "life" is about finding the balance in all things, but one must know their nature to various degrees as they grow to really do so, it can happen over years or in an instant. That is why it is easier to remain ignorant. We are afraid of change, of growth, that what may be let go of and shed may not be replaced, so we cling to things, people, ideas, and build lives out of stories we tell ourselves. But the whole of life is not just a story, it is a stage to dance amongst everything else in creation, because all that exists in nature is right alongside you in dancing through this vast infinite space, both within and without. The question really isnt why we remain ignorant, It's why are we afraid to join the dance. Scared the planets get all the fun? Or are we just filled w stage fright from dimming or own inner light so often for others? Anyone can glow, but only very few choose to shine. To be a light in a dark place is to know yourself as part of the all, and to love that, for everything that it is, not to fear it.

[@konstantinrebrov675]

It is because people in America are brainwashed by the television and social medias and academia. They believe only the official narrative, anything else they ignore as "crazy beliefs".

[@evelynbare1975]

Here is a fact that should scare you.. In the US, students of today are graduating with what was an 8th to 9th grade education 40 years ago. The study is by teachers in all states and voluntary, but it's backed by records and testing.

[@AndreaSwiedler]

Ignorance is dangerous for all of humanity. So many do not know the dangers of envy, greed, murder, addictions, on and on. You may be speaking about your own culture, yet it applies to all. ❤

[@shannonmisquadis]

I love to hear when truth is being spoken. Miigwech Mishomis. ❤

[@anthonynichogi7266]

These ancient peoples are sacred and so is their knowledge. I'm currently taking my 2nd semester in community college for Sociology. Second semester has Native American history and this channel is phenomenal for a broader perspective and deeper respect of our First Nations of America.

[@LucieSalat]

When the time comes, I respond with optimum care and love, that is how my mind works, under the loving will of Creator!

[@richardlynch5632]

Ignorance can be enlightened. Willful ignorance is indefensible. Now is always a good time to be on the right path in your life.

[@IntoAllTruth.]

Mr. Brown is a wise and righteous man. I appreciate him very much.

[@tinabaldwin961]

This is a beautiful channel. Common sense is so hard to find in this day and age. Thank you.

[@uuakata]

thank you so much Brother unfortunately many are too ignorant to fully appreciate the dangers of ignorance. it is time for Us to insist on incorporating Our way onto society. We have given this current paradigm enough time to present its case and it has failed. hopefully people are not too ignorant to see that. peace and love

[@semigoth299]

My relative loves the quote from Sigmund Freud it says what you don’t know can hurt you and he’s right. Also I was taught that ignorance is not knowing, however stupidity is knowing and you do it anyway and trouble ensues. Such a humble and wise man.❤❤

[@Tony-vg6tp]

Freud was a pedophile

[@korey3751]

i dont agree . It seems they choose to 'ignor'ance . The approval of ignoring

[@tonyamedsker213]

@@korey3751I think it's 2 in the same... but I love how you broke down "ignore"ance!! ❤

[@TheLightbright01]

My mother would always tell me when I asked a question to go look it up in the encyclopedias I bought you. Teach yourself don't wait for someone to teach you.

[@Peter-xo6bn]

In all cultures wisdom must be earned through time and is precious. From the time I was a very young child into adulthood I always listened to My Grandparents and other elder folks . Everything they said was right on the mark and helped it helped Me out during My last 7 decades of life. Now i try to pass it on however Young people today do not seem interested except they pay great attention to their electronic devices. I honestly believe We will be the cause of Our own eventual demise.

[@IceLynne]

To be able to spend time speaking and learning from you would be such an honor. I would pursue it if I could. Thank you so much for giving your time towards making these videos. It's invaluable.

[@markgamble7699]

There is a link below video where you can join and learn then share this wonderful learning of their tongue… Open to full breed, half breed and no breed… They invite all to join who want to help spread their understanding… ❤ your comment

[@IceLynne]

@@markgamble7699 I signed up! Thank you ❤

[@de1018]

The manner in which he spoke in order to get his point across was amazing and elegant. It is strange (or insane!) just how many in modern Western societies do not know much about what he speaks (greed is bad and destructive? Really?)! Spiritually speaking, most "westerners" are children and remain children in such a way through their whole lives.

[@y.t.grandma6419]

Thank you so much. Much respect to you for keeping the old ways alive. We need this more now than ever. 💜💜💜

[@SisterNunya]

This man is my spiritual resource.

[@bertnerny]

This applies to all of us

[@phyllisthompson4207]

We all can learn from each other. We all don’t know everything, but collectively we know enough to make life better for every single human on planet earth. Wisdom is not just given to one group or one race of people. When we stop listening, is the moment we stop learning.

[@kastenolsen9577]

Thank You Uncle Wally for more truth. You have my welcome.

[@sandraking9650]

Very wise words, the language of love , respect. Please heed! With your heart & head...be blessed 🙌

[@Metrafann_railfan_427]

as always, those are words of wisdom, yes ignorance make people do bad and dumb things. Thank you for reminding us the importance of learning languages, traditions, human decency, etc..

[@DD-rt9lc]

Thank you Brother of Mother Earth. Respect to you. Love and respect is the base of wisdom. peace to you

[@jaimemarshall2439]

Thank you for the timeless message ❤

[@BlackestSheepBobBarker333]

I sincerely hope that this mans wisdom, is not lost on Navajo Youths. It seems to me, that all people have fallen under this Prophecy, knowledge is rejected and even scoffed at. Dark times, but we come out of the other side, be the change you want to see.

[@georgeevankovich3489]

As a non native. I have always had great respect and a want to learn, and I'm very thankful for my Pomo friends for sharing their knowledge to me. Honored to learn from some great people in Sonoma Co CA. Master basket weavers.

[@culturedape279]

Listen and learn from your elders. Years have brought them wisdom. This is true for all cultures.

[@soulshine8531]

I am not Diné but have started working on the language with Duolingo. Blessings.

[@soulshine8531]

@@elaalas3221 definitely is rough very slow going.. and i added it while also working on French Italian and Spanish which i had taken before… but it’s beautiful. So a few words and phrases at a time.

[@joybischoff9558]

I struggled because Duolingo didn't share pronunciations.

[@ChrisManess1]

I love the fact that all of this is in the Bible.😇

[@TechnicSum754]

The parallels are weird sometimes. I remember seeing a medicine man once and mentioning the main religion I grew up with was Christianity. Without hesitation he goes ‘oh your good then’ and continued on with our meeting breaking down how to conduct myself … long story short when in doubt read proverbs and psalms for awhile and an answer will come, and stop seeing everything as coincidence. Those instructions have never failed me since

[@jamieSp69]

Yeah. They still had spiritual knowledge, even through they haven't been introduced to the Bible yet.

[@louisecassidy5991]

One God, many religions.

[@LynetteA68]

@@TechnicSum754we can’t forget it was European “Christian’s” who sla*ghtered our people invaded and stole our land! They forced their religion on us & forced us to assimilate to their ways! They forced our men/boys to cut their long gorgeous hair & they kidnapped our Native children and forced them into the “Nalusa Chitos” meaning EVIL DOERS in Choctaw (as we call them) “Christian” schools of indoctrination! The evils perpetrated upon my people by the invaders (who we helped) are to long to list!! Nanaya hullo I kana~ ✌🏼 & 🫶🏼my friend! (In Choctaw) CHOCTAW NATION❤

[@bensweeney5878]

Its going to be more important than ever to take these responsibilities in the future

[@darktimesatrockymountainhi4046]

I see your USMC medallion. Thank you for your service!

[@mrmagdziarek]

Miłość pokój i szacunek ze Ślęży

[@sarahbatson3736]

I sure do appreciate the dedication and time this channel takes to teach these values. I much respect it all

[@teefrankenstein4340]

100% ignorance is definitely a dangerous choice that many people make everyday. I also agree it’s up to each and every person to learn and to become educated to be able to live in this world. It’s up to us to be good people and to instill those values into the next generation. Thank you Chief!

[@MrRabiddogg]

this is true on so many levels and across cultures. If we listen to our old people, our stories, not only from our immediate family but the greater tribe, we would soon find we are not all that different from each other and would stop fighting.

[@vintageintheraw7730]

Love this channel, the man and the lessons. Thank You

[@kinkong1961]

As an Englishman, I so respect your culture and teachings I also hate what my Ancestors did to your country it was inexcusable they murdered so many of your countrymen and women and when I watch those old cowboy films I am always rooting for the American Indians to win it would be so lovely to see an American Indian as President which in my mind are the only true people who should be standing for leadership as its their country and persecution is still ongoing in certain areas which makes my blood boil i find a Kinship with your race which i just can't explain it just feels right it always has done since i was a child maybe in a past life i was Elder Walley your teachings are so true and your right ignorance is top of the bill i see it everywhere now in all things its like the world has been tipped upside down to me so all the best From John from Rugby UK. peace and love.

[@SherryWilson-dk7bo]

So true, this is a timeless message. It needs to keep being said. 🙏

[@user-ov7cx1le]

You're vibration reveals you are a great friend, and true value of your family.

[@Bearwoman11]

This message is what all humans must learn and Understand. We are not responsible for our actions or the choices we make. We aren't conscious of the actions and the choices we make. The wisdom of our elders help shape the integrity and the character of who we are.

[@messenger463]

Blessings to all our elders of all nations.

[@bryonhunt]

Words to live by!

[@stevenpoff6273]

I LOVE to listen to the tribal elders they are very WISE.

[@ChildOfOrion93]

I come from Brazil, a nation that has long forgotten its native roots. My ancestors come from many places (Western Africa, Portugal, Italy and Native Tupinambá) and these teachings came to me at the right time. They resonate deeply in me. As the Teacher said, Ignorance is a Choice. The profecy is indeed true and it is unfolding at a quick pace. Ignorance, opposed to what many people claim, is not a bliss, it is a curse. Thanks for these valuable teachings!

[@junglie]

There are some tribes still in the amazon that have not forgotten.......

[@ChildOfOrion93]

@@junglie They, unfortunately, will also begin to forget their ways as modernity invades their homeland and genocides their small societies. Very few are those who actually still remember and keep their ways as they did for thousands of years.

[@junglie]

@@ChildOfOrion93 Not if they are protected from the invaders on their homelands, some kill any outsiders they see first through previous experiences with gold prospectors etc.

[@dawnmaestascowell6930]

Native love from Portland Oregon

[@binahsfira]

I absolutely love this man and am so grateful for his life, and so thankful that you are preserving these teachings.

[@johnathanhenley2251]

I deeply and sincerely appreciate the wisdom and history that is being shared with whomever makes the conscious choice to listen. I very much hope humanity has reached a point where it realizes that when a culture or language is extinguished, every one of us has lost a part of our collective history and we will never get it back. Having a video recording of the oral history that has been passed down can't compare to the richness of having the humans necessary to continue to pass down the oral history to future generations. Too many tribes and peoples have been lost to time already. We are all lesser without those who were extinguished in the past.

[@Abigail-ns2fk]

My roots are with the Six Nations area. But I love hearing Wally's teachings.

[@seamusmacaodha8396]

Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦

[@robertb.seddon1687]

Profound wisdom for a lost age!

[@jolyngehl3038]

Fear is binding and there comes a time when fearlessness is the opening to the true breath. The release of the boundaries that hold us to a weightless possibility.Instead of inworld crumble a rise of light glory. Thank you for your teachings very valuable

[@Original50]

We should respect our grandfathers, because they worked hard, learned and made good decisions. We are the living proof of thousands of successful generations before us. WOW!

[@philokrnotch387]

Thank you. I am very grateful for these teachings

[@elisabethseeger5837]

I love these wisdom programs- they are important for everyone- w Willful ignorance is extremely destructive!! As we are seeing now!!

[@Echemusic]

I’m here for it. I embrace it and I am not scared. Crystal tribe rise up worldwide ❤️🌟🌸 5th world, let’s get it

[@xresonancex]

I remember watching some kind of documentary in the 1990's about Billy Yellow. I believe he was a Navaho Medicine Man. The documentary included him doing some interviews, sand painting and other things. It was very interesting. What I still remember to this day is that at the time, he was quite old. But everyday he would rise early in the morning and climb up to the top of a cliff and chant up the sun. I think of him doing that often all these years later. My point to all of this is that the words, actions and stories of people like yourself and Billy Yellow carry on and find people who will listen to them.

[@adrd208]

Young people especially listen, this man speaks wisdom. Ive spent many years in ignorance and drug abuse, it may take the rest of my life to get just a little bit in the right direction. If you listen, really listen, to these words you may get there. What i mean by really listen, is to take action not just hear words.

[@jenniferseals3642]

Thank you for reminding us all to keep our minds open to learning new things. Ignorance is a choice. When we are willing to learn about each other, we then see how interesting we all really are!

[@Lucy-vx9nn]

A lot of prophecys are happening now. And im glad to see it. Been waiting too long, im tired and im ready.

[@seanodwyer4322]

Royal prophet/Seer/Intercessor- Sean o'Dwyer- 136- 140 Hobson street.- auckland city. 1010. new zealand.- South pacific.'''

[@thegreenman7]

You are magic Sir! Magic!!! Thank you for sharing!!! I hope all is well!!!

[@erwinmatic5062]

Languages may come and go but LOVE endures.

[@supersabra]

This prophecy is very similar to the Anishinaabe 7th Fire prophecy! It’s so beautiful that so many first nations prophecies are saying the same thing, but in different words. Now is the time.

[@catalinamargomyers9970]

Truth my 5 step children and my three struggle we did not teach the choices. They did not see us making those choices. But other influences seem to take ovee truth and many follow a distructive path. I have felt helpless, a failure and distressed.. all I can do is pray for the light to enter and guide them back to the true path, true understanding... thank you for you openess and bringing forth the old traditions of the people...all you speak is simplistic truth

[@Kane.JimLahey.]

This man possesses much wisdom.

[@tammysublett4432]

❤❤❤❤❤❤ I truly enjoy the teachings. So many times I've gained truth from Native American teachings.

[@jaenmartens5697]

I have long seen the root ignore in ignorance and therefore it is completely irresponsible not to try to understand the motives of our governments.” you snooze, you lose” is another way to look at it.❤

[@Khmarth]

This man speaks truth on how to raise and have a good family ❤