The Thunderbird from Native American Mythology | Native American Folklore & Stories | Sleep stories

[@WanderzHard]

My favorite legend is the thunderbird, thanks for this video 👍

[@oblivian9505]

The Thunderbird has always been my favorite Native American legend. Thanks! While watching it I became fascinated with the artwork! Someday, if you get to a point where it's feasible, you aught to put out a book. If Mr Ballen can put out a graphic novel you can do an art book of arcana. I'd buy it❣️📜

[@-RONNIE]

Thanks for another good video

[@DanielAppleton-lr9eq]

This is pure 24 kt Au, & I'd rather see content such as this than most short stories. Movie script writers should take note. I'm not sucking up ( If I am it's for a good reason ). Native American, Pacific Islander & African subjects are a relatively underused, untapped source for educational & entertainment videos.

[@crencottrell7849]

Thunderbird is a fascinating creature. I now understand where Thunder Hawk from Street Fighter got his inspiration from. Hopefully, a Thunderbird movie especially an animated one will get created someday. Thank you for this video sir and Happy Saturday.

[@CuteDwarf11]

The Thunderbird has always been my favorite creature of legends ever since I was a child; I've always preferred the Thunderbird to the Firebird and Phoenix.

[@dinarusso3320]

Native Americans are very familiar with the land and nature. I don't think they made up stories, I honestly think they were dealing with a prehistoric extinct giant bird.

[@CuteDwarf11]

@@dinarusso3320 Maybe it's not extinct like others think, and is only watching from its home...

[@qaat2012]

You are correct. There is a Thunderbird skull in one of the Sacred bundles. I saw it once. Same size as a human skull but a bird's.

[@CuteDwarf11]

@@qaat2012 Can you tell me where the Sacred bundle is?

[@qaat2012]

@@CuteDwarf11 The person who had it when I saw it lived in North Dakota. He has since passed away and the person who has it now lives in South Dakota. It is kept hidden from anyone who is not native and has only been shown to few natives even. My clan Uncle carried the bundle. That is how I was able to see it. He only brought it out once and it was for a special healing ceremony.

[@DanielABQNM]

i.e. the T-Bird was a threshold or catalyst in between chaos and order, lights and shadows, and change.

[@LifeGoesOn66777]

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