Shiprock and the Monster Birds

[@ja6368]

The history is amazing. The older you get the more important this information is to understand your place here.

[@petersteele7603]

If you keep sharing your stories & wisdom. I'll keep watching & listening... Thank you for sharing.

[@Julia-vb3rk]

I could listen to these stories for hours. Thank you for this lesson.

[@tiger8linny788]

Gary, Thank you for sharing the beautiful scenery and the stories of your people. Your love and respect for both is evident and appreciated. 🙏🏼🐅

[@scotthama3665]

Thank You For The History

[@phoenixashes1371]

Thanks for sharing your ancient story...

[@lloydtoia]

Sole,U r the man. Love your stuff Kuzzi.

[@dianewheeler3797]

Thank you for your stories.

[@winterbirds8022]

Wow,Woke up in the night and opened my phone to this story ! Very awesome. 😊

[@honorlife]

He also gave me the opportunity to interview him this past spring , so knowledgeable in his essence

[@jasonweir6410]

Thanks for passing it down!

[@hokudadog7637]

Fantastic! I drove past Shiprock diatreme, and out of respect did not approach too close. So beautiful to see.

[@johnstoutenburg7163]

thankyou Mr Gary for the explanation of the Ancient history of the mountain ans monsterbirds

[@rondamiller3126]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@angelahudson1568]

Thank You😚✌️I liked the way this fella kept my attention

[@shahineali5858]

This is fascinating. More videos like this, please.

[@dorothymontoya6901]

Thank You for explaining the origins of shiprock..👍👍👍👍😲💕😊

[@chrisjacks2599]

The gent telling us the stories has got the official geology narrative down pat. The problem is we were lied to about everything and none of it is correct, none of it. However, his Navajo stories are probably very very accurate! I do appreciate all of this, make no mistake about that. Thank you for the content!

[@craigryan5290]

Excellent presentation. Thanks

[@Dihechuwa]

Good work...simple and with respect. Sharing of the story.

[@comontoshi]

When I these stories I get tears in my eyes . . .

[@jamesgibbs8827]

Great interesting stories 👍 please keep them coming.

[@cowboygeologist7772]

Great video; thanks for sharing.

[@ericsvalland4417]

I had the pleasure/honor of passing through this area back in 2019. Beautiful scenery and really nice people. I hope to visit again soon.

[@shawnkiesel5349]

I love hearing native history..

[@johnc.mitchelljr.2716]

luvin' your channel !

[@joebarron396]

Love these ancient stories 😁👍👊

[@salheredia5189]

This gentleman Is the real deal!!!!!Thank you Brother.

[@dalemcmurray9708]

Very awesome very much appreciated thank you

[@stephengrijalva8854]

Amazing content. Please do more.

[@mistypearl9693]

Absolutely amazing communicator.. Thankyou for Continuing oral tradition's...

[@ruthnolan13]

thank you for sharing this!

[@jdc8352]

This is cool. Thanks for sharing

[@davidshoyt1979]

Surprised this doesnt have more comments. This is an excellent and informative short presentation. Subscribed because I just checked out your other uploads and they are solid quality. Thank you.

[@mikesuniverses-7309]

My wife and myself were just there in the four corner region in June . We love the stories that the Navajo Wiseman tell and this story was Great . Thanks!!!! Mike

[@mdappergoodlebug9293]

Very interesting information, thank you for the video!

[@raymondmoya4798]

Love your videos Gary ! Very educational ! 💯

[@mikemcdermott4870]

Love the story’s and keep them coming

[@DS-ep9pp]

Great video! Beautiful area and I can’t wait to see it again!

[@josiahmontgomery4860]

Very cool knowledge, thank you Sir

[@cynthiaschwab8894]

Very, very interesting!! Thank you for the knowledge!!

[@spockspock]

Fantastic perspective! Thank you for the class.

[@tonymmm2850]

Great story brother, thanks

[@TILEROB]

Thanks for the knowledge I'm Apache and Mexican but I appreciate these story's yeeeyeeeee

[@lizmacleod8903]

Garry I love to hear the Legends, thank you for keeping the Navaho history for mankind ❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@isegovia]

These types of stories always fascinate me. Thanks for sharing. :)

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

Amazing landscape at the beginning, looks like Mars !

[@machinegunhippy]

Thanks for the video brother

[@elizabethingram9784]

Great video. Very interesting. :)

[@gregruland1934]

well done - very interesting - ty

[@FlimFlame]

Thanks, that is beautiful country, and thanks for the stories, it makes them come alive

[@skippylippy547]

Wonderful video explanation, thank you so much! 👍 ❤️

[@BirdWhisperer46]

I use to live in Aztec and worked for Aztec Well Service which as everyone there knows is "Aztec Worm Circus". We use to drive past Shiprock 5 times a week on our way out to location.

[@jamesfaedtke2914]

Would love to hear more on the giant birds subject,I seen a 6ft owl in 07 and it sounds like more clues to figure out what's going on that we don't know or would normally believe

[@isabelsanchez822]

thank you for your videos,

[@ZC-xs4zl]

I’ve been there and the Navajo told me that rock, that “shiprock” is named for, by the white people, is actually called “wing rock” because if you stand back and look you can see the wings stretched out both sides. That rock “shiprock” is actually the tail feathers of this giant rock formation of the diving bird.

[@Mark-qj2rf]

Thanks for sharing !👍

[@daveooooo]

Thank you for the great history lesson and I love your stories and again thank you I can tell your old school.

[@stewartthomas2642]

Love your stuff kick on love it.

[@stephaniebryant2958]

Very interesting thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@jaybrown9942]

Thank you, I love hearing stories like this from the people.

[@rezkitty397]

I always enjoy hearing stories and meaning behind these rock formations and early ppl

[@dr.floridaman4805]

Good stuff

[@ONEGRA2]

I can see several petrified Giant creatures.. Ty for the vídeo. God Bless.

[@thewhiterabbit1183]

Very good story of ancient history..Thank You..The White Rabbit 🐰

[@davewebster6945]

Very informative 👍🏽. Will you be telling us more about Monster slayer and Spider woman 🤔. I would like to hear more about them 😎.

[@RobertWorley]

thank you for giving us these stories along with good geological information.

[@michaelpierce3725]

Love this kinda of talk and explaining, thank you. Hope to hear more.

[@randygunn9499]

Interesting, totally different way to look at the past and future through past lives. Well said sir.

[@washingtonroad6738]

You are doing good work.

[@yackingcactus6174]

Thank you so much.

[@oldspiritart]

Fascinating, best regards from Maryland. Thank you for relating this tribal history, I’ve been out near that land when I crossed country as a 20 yr. old, and I thought the land was very special around the Navajos. I could never quite put my finger on it, but I almost felt like the land was a watcher, or a listener, or a spirit. There is something there, that’s all I could be sure of.

[@tarthur7079]

Very interesting video, good job

[@donnacaulfield2762]

Thank you for sharing,

[@BUKWulfSh0t]

Interesting... I hope to visit someday

[@loveovereverything3004]

This guy is a amazing source of knowledge. Thank you for this

[@daveybernard1056]

Interesting video, thanks.

[@sniffles117]

Love it!

[@rae1714]

love to hear the stories of your culture.Amazing formation

[@lindasayler4566]

Thank you linda

[@snapperb7233]

Thx for sharing, I really enjoy your history 😊 I have a daughter who turns 11 on July 23, who I introduce to you.. She has always had a fascination of your culture. It started when she was 3. I think she was in a Past life. Can you share more history and music. Thank you.

[@relicreapers571]

I appreciate this stuff

[@speedoflight9005]

Great master of history/ legend/facts!! Thank you for the passionated teaching, sir.

[@CanadianDrifter777]

Please research ancient giant trees. These structures are the stumps and remnants of giant trees that were all over our planet thousands of years ago. It all makes sense when you look into it and see all the evidence.

[@juliehice9732]

The area is VERY spiritual!!

[@libertyblueskyes2564]

Very interesting! Thanks.

[@michellemarieperez6574]

Beautiful scenery. I love these stories.

[@frankbluestar9469]

Many thanks to Monster Slayer an Spider Woman Many Blessings to all Navajo People

[@lindabarrett6471]

I enjoyed his talk.

[@christinawhitlock5579]

Navajo culture had a better idea than more advanced cultures did about Earth's geology and early primeval history - a very interesting perspective from the distant past discussed now. Thank you as it was enlightening.

[@TheUrantia001]

love your videos...that huge rock/shiprock peak is whats left of the giant trees before they were cut down by the nephilim.. nothing to do with volcano, the trees were km's tall...just like in Avatar movie...the earth has been strop mined by giants..we are just ants..

[@McLOVIN-zn5vs]

Humm,, Very interestin, I have been in that area several times, please keep on tell the elders stories.

[@stonemagic540]

WOW !!! This is a super mystical land

[@MaryAguilar-zk2ng]

Very interesting !

[@chrispile3878]

Been there long ago. All I could do was drive around it. You can see Shiprock Peak from parts of Mesa Verde Park about 50 miles north.

[@mazlosoutdooradventures8594]

That's is awesome thank you

[@davidmarrier2737]

Even though I wouldn't understand, I would love to hear these tales told in the first language .

[@ronduff4325]

I love the stories of the Dine' . Window Rock is also where some believe they came from . Awesome people .

[@isaacgonzales7675]

Great knowledge thank you!! Keep native American heritage alive!!!

[@MrTreyhoehn]

Looks like a giant petrified tree stump to me .i wouldn't doubt that monster birds once nested in it.