Ute Wisdom, Language and Creation Story | Larry Cesspooch | TEDxYouth@ParkCity

[@deedeewinfrey3181]

My father was a storyteller, and so was Eddie Bent Box, sundance chief of the southern ute indian tribe. Miss both of you.

[@theCosmicQueen]

is Paiute related to Ute? i wonder, because Pai-ute.

[@Makedonac007]

Native Elders are asking AGAIN TO SHOW HOW A MOUNTAIN TURNS TO PASTURE WALKING FLAT AND UPRIGHT LANDS ... YOUR BIGGEST FUQQING MOUNTAIN 🌞 AMIN³

[@Bronxtale12]

They will be waiting for you in the sky world you will see them again my indigenous bro💪🧡 I’m Ojibwe from Canada I wish and bless you all the best for you, ur family and loved ones 🙌

[@mistreme8341]

The Echo of the Creator reverberates through all cultures: "I made you of the Earth and of the Sky and of the Water. I Am Earth and I Am Sky and I Am Water. You are all the same being in Me. Be brothers and sisters in Me and there will be Harmony and the Medicine Wheel will not be broken."

[@VeilWalker81]

I absolutely love hearing Native American stories. It feels so deep and connected to Mother Earth. It's sad how their land was taken. Strong people. Keep your culture and teach it to your children. I know nothing about where I'm from, other than ancestors being brought here as slaves.

[@Trumpisthevillageidiot]

American Indian is the correct vernacular. ❤✌🏽

[@VeilWalker81]

@@Trumpisthevillageidiot thank you 🤗

[@Winchesterosteve]

I am really love ❤️ them American Indian I am single yet looking for relationships and serious woman from Indian women

[@Faeryhippy]

Watch "Reclaiming the Throne" by Joshua Cullins

[@iamcalledirenechaliz-lopez]

…research WEST AFRICA BEFORE SLAVERY (kidnapped)…✌🏾 ❤️

[@CoolBreezeAnthony]

Life is magic. The creator made it so. And it was good.

[@bethbartlett5692]

Well said. ...and Quantum Physics discovered and defined it with the "Universal Laws", particularly the "Universal Law if Attraction". That supports many Native American Spiritual Beliefs and Jesus literally taught from this foundation: "the Mustard Seed", "Ask and ye shall Receive", and "the Body is a Temple of God". Our Thoughts are energy and they are vibrating on a frequency and *"this is how we are Creating Our Reality".*

[@AF-tv6uf]

@@bethbartlett5692 Reason, science, heck the whole Enlightenment project is about discovering the truths underlying the ideas that we've only guessed at and wondered about. Cutting the ideology out of spirituality and emerging with something real.

[@KingaKucyk]

What a beautiful person this man is ❤ Love from Poland 🇵🇱

[@RainyDayWolf]

I love creation stories they say so much about people and how similar we are. I'm so thankful for this, it was very special.

[@trippytimesjosh355]

Incredible, my grandfather was a Blackfoot, this video really hit me. I pray as human beings, that quantum physics will be the new age of thinking. An age that combines our science with spirituality. Many people are waking up to realize that all of the ancient teachings are telling us what we are learning today through quantum physics. We are all one, energy can niether be created or destroyed, just as this story tells us.

[@missvida6251]

So..are you an enrolled Blackfoot citizen?

[@TerlinguaTalkeetna]

There is magic in Larry's telling. I know I craved such a story as a child. Having spent much of my 63 years coming to see the wisdom of such teachings for I knew that what I was told never touched my spirit as much as this just did!

[@theprairiegypsy9553]

There is nothing more important than when Elders share their stories with the Youth and pass down their Wisdom. Thank you for sharing your gift with us.

[@Makedonac007]

Native Elders are asking AGAIN TO SHOW HOW A MOUNTAIN TURNS TO PASTURE WALKING FLAT AND UPRIGHT LANDS ... YOUR BIGGEST FUQQING MOUNTAIN 🌞 AMIN³

[@thommyers3080]

D.N.A.... Descendant Now Ancestor. We can heal Genetic Ancestral trauma through awakening our Genetic Ancestral memory and listening to Indigenous people especially the elders.

[@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934]

@@thommyers3080I agree

[@maere6278]

​@@Makedonac007 you indigenous?

[@maere6278]

​@@thommyers3080the untouched land and the animals taught us how to live. It is our mother. Our teacher and our sibling. It is the answer.

[@megamarzincorporated6286]

I'm so grateful for this video! They did not have info like this assessable when I was a kiddo and didn't learn much from books or the family I grew up with. Hearing the language and stories of my people feels so good!

[@augustxiii2580]

The word RESERVATION. STEVE.

[@sazji]

I’m not Native American but even as a kid, I wished the Native people in my state were still there, and that I could know the real names for the places around me, and learn the place I lived through their eyes and their understanding of it.

[@karencardona8581]

@@sazji oh wow that's beautiful

[@Melvin4861]

Greetings from Ute country Colorado. I love the stories of our people ❤. I will dance around the fire 🔥 with my sacred turkey feather.

[@robinelson9477]

I have recently learned that my Spanish ancestors came here in 1595. I am Jiracillla Apache, Southern Ute, Spanish, Jewish and Irish. What a mix. I am very interested in learning about my Native American heritages. Thank you for helping me learn this as my family has not shared this with us.

[@airricoutdoors2045]

I’m basically the same with some African American and Blackfoot.

[@airricoutdoors2045]

A lot is lost to time and separation and oppression, unfortunately…

[@nathan9368]

I'm African American, Mexican and Ute my mom is half Mexican and half ute

[@luismanuelpotencianonorato9672]

@@nathan9368 Muchos mexicanoa son mestizos, los indígenas, los euros y los Afro-mexican y hasta hubo un presidente Vicente Guerrero y uno de los independentistas de México.

[@andyz3225]

The real beauty of this story is that it's designed to be an answer for a simple yet important question a child might ask: "Why does the coyote howl at the moon?"

[@donovannation6948]

When the coyote howls it calling the owl. So they can talk about death

[@eddiewhitfield2697]

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[@eddiewhitfield2697]

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[@sayusayme7729]

Métis Canadian 🇨🇦🌝🦉 Thank you for this wonderful gift. ✨

[@madcat61207]

Jump high, Jumping mouse, and glimpse the sacred mountain!

[@ryguy9591]

My Ute brother, I grew up in Colorado and Utah. I have walked the land you speak of. The land weeps because it missed your people. One day it will be returned and the land will once again be free.

[@Makedonac007]

Native Elders are asking AGAIN TO SHOW HOW A MOUNTAIN TURNS TO PASTURE WALKING FLAT AND UPRIGHT LANDS ... YOUR BIGGEST FUQQING MOUNTAIN 🌞 AMIN³

[@ellanina801]

💔 this has been my experience as well. I am in Utah also. Much love ✊

[@Ruzer13]

How? I have family that is still Ute blood and is unrecognized on their Roll of blood natives. The Utes are dying away - in language and in population - and so keeping it exclusive to a certain percentage of purity is unrealistic, no matter how badly they want to return their numbers. If they do not unite with descendants who are desire to be recognized as Ute, then there is no future for this people

[@jeanettewinn2151]

I grew up in Fort Duchesne, but had never heard these teachings. Thank you Mr. Cesspooch for sharing. Much love to the Ute people.💕

[@tinatiffany8305]

This is such a lovely way of putting our life story. All for one and one for all. We just need to wake up and believe we are one energy. Start by looking within and love ourselves, forgive, have compassion. Xx

[@merklingassoc]

Thank you❣️❣️❣️ The gift of a Storyteller is sadly becoming a long lost art. This story holds so much history and wisdom. Told by a very wish man. To me there is no better way to pass down a cultures history than through storytelling. I'm Irish and years ago read a boom called Ireland. It's was about thr last storyteller in Ireland. Yes, it was fiction, however, the stories told were those that had been passed down from the beginning of Ireland. An incredible book and still rates as my all-time favorite. This video is truly a gift. I'm honored to have been able to share in some of the Cree Nation's culture and history.

[@kellyodowd3385]

That sounds perfect for reading kids around the holidays. It's so neat finding out all the different versions of what is written in history about Irish people. Do you happen to remember any other details of what that book is called? Or what the author/s are or what the cover looks like? I like trying to locate books like that, if I can. Thank you, and Go n-eirí an t-ádh leat! ( Celtic for Luck may rise with you!)

[@Kaputnik11]

I met this guy, so nice.

[@Thefunksoulbro]

I used to have a customer who knew a shaman. Like me he respected the Native American Indian way of living. We spent many hour's chatting over coffee. I liked him alot, and he brought lot's of fish from me. He had a room with many mystical item's. He took me in the room once. Wow, I couldn't stay in that room. Something came over me.

[@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934]

@@ThefunksoulbroI’m surprised no one has asked you what kind of things? I sure want to know 😮

[@lololud]

He just described the creation from another dimension! Wow!

[@JMag1]

I'm thankful that these stories are being told.

[@christrinder1255]

I love the creation story, it’s wonderful and the storyteller is excellent! 👏👏👏👏👍😊

[@SharpWalkers]

Quite a storyteller!

[@macpclinux1]

A good father teaches his children to survive by telling them stories like this.

[@adrianbuenaventura1715]

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[@JoanneLesley8125]

In Sweden it is the woman 👩 that pass the stories ☺️

[@denise413]

Our elders, ancestors our teachers. ( ˘ ³˘)♥

[@candibyrum7171]

Thank you for your service & thankyou for sharing.

[@Ruthie888]

Thank you so much, Larry Cesspooch! Beautifully done.

[@dyloduck7603]

dam as a fellow Native American this is deep

[@mial2781]

it is.

[@ikilledthewendigo4745]

I love every minute of it

[@andrewstegall1456]

I’m looking for someone involved with the Ute tribe or a Colorado based tribe. I was a college student that lived in Colorado for a year and a half. I’m from ohio and I’m very scared I pissed something off spiritually there. Ive had a lot of strange medical problems and physical aliments since I returned home from college. All of which none of my doctors cant explain and just chalk it up to basic anxiety. I have several friends that are involved in Wicca and they all tell me I have all of the signs of a manifestation rather than possession but they don’t think it’s christian in origin since crosses and holy objects have had no negative effect on me and I haven’t physically became possessed

[@dyloduck7603]

Andrew Stegall Srry I’m not a medicine man you should see a medicine man if bad stuff are disturbing you hope this helps

[@ikilledthewendigo4745]

@@dyloduck7603 do medicine men combat sorcerers?

[@Alasdair37448]

There is so much wisdom and greatness in these people. Our ancestors were quite foolish to judge these people by their tools and by there clothes and call them primitive. These are wise people and they still have so much to teach us if only we would give them a bit of our time and respect.

[@PHDWhom]

My European ancestors thought my Indigenous Sawanooki, or Shawnee relatives as savage, yet who precisely acted savagely to the people already here? Europeans did. Civilization was already here, just not one that allowed for Manifest Destiny.

[@bsmerph6400]

I thoroughly enjoyed the storytelling. The visuals that were in my head generated by his words were surprising. It's like I was giving the visual by so few words. Thank you Larry

[@mootbooxle]

Bless you Larry! Thank you! I really appreciate you sharing this!

[@emanuelherrerias4082]

Thank you for witnessing and documenting celestial objects in the sky and their movement thousands of years ago. Incredible stuff

[@karensagal8230]

Mr. Larry Cesspooch: Thank so much for sharing this presentation with us and for sharing your 'good stories'. You left us with much to think about & consider, so all of us could take some good learning with us & hopefully live & share with others.

[@kathleenstout5069]

Beautiful Thank you Larry Cesspooch! I must mention the Native American creation myths are very similar to the sacred Gnostic texts of the Nag Hammadhi. Specifically, the Origin of Species. Quite fascinating! Creator gets the message through in many forms. Bless you Brother!

[@yaruqadishi8326]

Real Creator/s yes unlike the man made ones we are deceived into. Okiho our God/s yours too Created us.

[@theCosmicQueen]

if they originally came from central / north asia, then there might be a most ancient connection of belief.

[@robertkalclus9892]

Thank you for sharing the Ute's story. Blessings to you.....

[@davidallard1980]

Best. Storyteller. EVER.

[@1strights]

All nations, Together As One It’s the way the Creator intended US to be. Together. TF. ✨🕊✨ The road has been too long, and the price has been too high for any of us to turn back now. Failure was never an option. Togwayak.✨

[@lindalowry1513]

I am so thankful to hear these teachings. Thank you.

[@mohansinghgurbachansingh7099]

Very well done with the aid of all the props and his tone of voice. Lot of effort but that was how stories were told those days

[@bthomas229]

Was searching on information to help son with elementary school homework assignment. I learned more than he did and glad I did. I’m interested in learning more. This was so cool to hear. Loved the story! Could listen to him all day. Thank you.

[@itsaperfectionist4158]

I wanna meet this guy and hear all the stories he can tell. They are so inspiring and different and i just love it.

[@kschoeck]

What a great storyteller

[@napoleondynamite101]

I’ve heard of Larry Cesspooch for what seems like my whole life. I’m 18 years old and my mom grew up in Utah, next to Larry Cesspooch’s house. I’m not native that I’m aware of, my grandfather was an Olsen, very Danish, but my grandma was very into family history and claims we are related to who we know as “Pocahontas”. I know she is not Ute. I have always been fascinated with Indians and as I grow older I’ve started wanting to learn of their cultures more and their languages. Could be due to my ancestors, they were close with the Utes, a close bond with respect and trust on both ends, in the later 1800s. Anyway, I admire natives and have become more and more interested. I love hearing their stories and prophecies. I remember a man named Willard(hope o spelled it right) who lived near Cesspooch and near the place my mom grew up, it was many years ago when I was little but I remember us stopping and visiting with him for a moment. I would like to visit and learn with more natives. There are NAS programs at colleges, however I’m not sure what life will bring and don’t know if college will be in my future. I basically go where the wind takes me, where God takes me. But maybe someday I can learn to speak the language(s) fluently and study the cultures

[@olexandrapyasta5716]

The Highest performers on Ted's rolls!! Blessed be the one who paed 4000$ for the upplication in the time being booked for shawckase!

[@liliankuhn4671]

My grown children just found out they have Native American in them. They are very excited & so am I!

[@calliew311]

I hope it's not from a DNA test because those aren't very accurate, as they change often. But if it wasn't that, then they should contact their tribe and start to learn about their people and the enrollment process. Good luck!

[@jamiebetts3923]

I could listen to him all day. Brilliant story telling.

[@Makedonac007]

Native Elders are asking AGAIN TO SHOW HOW A MOUNTAIN TURNS TO PASTURE WALKING FLAT AND UPRIGHT LANDS ... YOUR BIGGEST FUQQING MOUNTAIN 🌞 AMIN³

[@MacaSkys]

I love this wisdom involving nature. It's so powerful and spiritual. It's so inspiring to learn more and to respect nature as our beloved mother.

[@92Mayah]

The BEST minutes of story t

[@92Mayah]

Of story telling! Thank you Larry!

[@juliahart8593]

Going to Utah. This guy made my reverence for its culture so much greater.

[@martynamaciejewska6289]

Thank you so much for this. I am moved to tears, needed to hear this. Thank you

[@butterybiscuit346]

This may seem a bit trivial, but i just got off a call where we were contemplating how to change the world, we had talked about several past formulas about what had worked and what had not. We want to make the world a better place! (of course this is based off of your idea of what is better) but what it boiled down to logistically was "TELLING A STORY". We are all people and no matter what we do or what industry we work in, it always boils down to what story do you want to tell and what story are you truly telling. The media is telling all sorts of stories and no one has much of anything in the way of a complete picture. Lets tell stories to ourselves and our own families and make ourselves better from the stories, lets let the world grow from good stories and make the world a better place! We all really want to have good lives, and the best way to do that is to be good people! So lets be good people and make life better for all of us!

[@karensagal8230]

Ryan Povilaitis: I don 't think it trivial. If we each tell our own 'stories' & share them with others & share the 'stories' we hear from others we just might get a more complete picture! I believe we all have different perceptions to be able to see 'our' part of that picture. If we put our different parts together what could we see?!

[@lucyplaisance4261]

Thank you for sharing your amazing story of Mother Earth & how we r all us r one spirit

[@suzannecrane5755]

Good teachings, like how he uses props to teach and have always love the stories

[@lisamerritt2907]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful story. I will remember it always 💕

[@bozarts22]

Fantastic, thank you, Cesspooch,for telling us thus story. I carry it in my heart.

[@saberliberta]

15:56 on - what a beautiful teaching.

[@Cesar_73_Jefe]

Thank You Cesspooch ☺☮🧡

[@mikeburdick927]

That genuinely was so lovely and entertaining. Being from Western Colorado, this made me appreciate the history and Ute nation even more thank you so much.

[@hollyolson8048]

thank you for your creation story and explaining what the medicine wheel colors represent I have always loved learning about different cultures very impressive...

[@matv90]

I've found ancestry down to native tribes in central Mexico, but still feel connected to those in North America. Have so much love for the Native teachings.

[@Texicana_512]

They are all connected

[@nathangale7702]

What tribes in Mexico? According to legend, the Mexica (Nahuatl) migrated to the Anahuac valley from the northern country, Aztlan. The linguistic evidence of relationship between the Utes, Hopis, and Mexica lends some credence to this legend.

[@miguelbranquinho7235]

@@Texicana_512 We are all connected, cousin, all the way down to Africa.

[@Texicana_512]

@@miguelbranquinho7235 I dont know why it is not in my DNA

[@miguelbranquinho7235]

@@Texicana_512 what's not in your DNA?

[@nancybeveridgetaylor3256]

When I think about my spiritual traditions. My father was Scottish Catholic and Jewish, my mother was French Canadian Catholic and Potowatomi first nation's Canadian, and my French Canadian grandmother was also a Tarot teacher and Reader, a Witch, I ultimately took after my beloved grandmother, the French Canadian Tarot Bell, Book and Candle Tarot reader, as that is what I am. So, I am Witch, a Bell, Book, and Candle Tarot reader, just like my grandmother! And I love it. My real spiritual legacy. Even though I am 1/4 Potowatomi, though my first nation's Canadian friends say, "you are the most Potowatomi that we still have" because most Potowatomi have been wiped out. For me, I am a witch. A woman healer, a nurse by professional experience and education, but I am a witch by my grandmother.

[@martynamaciejewska6289]

Love this

[@kristenchisholm3442]

Thankyou Larry. I just love your people’s great wisdom. Will pass this story onto my children and grandkids.

[@godschildyes]

I enjoyed this immensely! So wonderful! Wow!

[@user-wk1oh2ul6q]

Thank you for this Tedtalk Elder. Thank you Great Creator. 🤍

[@Roofers-Nail-Hardest]

Ive always enjoyed the monotone cadence of native storytellers. It activates my ASMR.

[@WeightNarc]

Hahaha yeah same here

[@repentANDobey]

i have mohawk Indian in me and Irish...my dad looks very tribal and i love that he embraces that!

[@mairarodriguez1525]

The storytelling reminds me of past lives. Thank you. We are one.

[@mathewkorn5008]

Greetings from where the sleeping utes head and head dress meet the setting sun!! Remember do not let your eyes deceive you......many tribes can be in one person. I am a living example . Navajo, Apache, Tewa, Ute, Spanish, white (including French Irish English)

[@tdhawk167]

I call myself a mutt... so many different bloods

[@mathewkorn5008]

TD Hawk LOL (mutt) That made me think -The Spanish used to call hispanos of new mex.....coyotes. They were Not to be trusted by the Spanish because of mixed blood.....think Pueblo revolt (1680/90)

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Must be rather confusing for you ? Not having a real identity I mean ?Maybe you're just a normal 21st Century American with no special qualities ? And disqualified from claiming ' Victim ' status ?

[@calliew311]

Washoe, Paiute, and Chippewa, for me. Idk why I came out so light, if I didn't look just like my dad who is dark, I would think the mailman was my father.

[@wulfseig1864]

Thank you for your teaching.

[@shempullen6574]

I love this journey through time

[@grigoir]

Thank you thank you

[@nedzadpiric9168]

Amazing experience .Thanks You Sir.

[@ageranbeletso3039]

Very beautiful and educational I never heard of such a story told by a ute or there spurtual healers before thank you for sharing that with me as well as anyone who is interested in this video 📹 I was just curious about the thunders ⛈ and the Native beliefs about them and I came across this video 📹 that is very very educational thank you once again for your story of your ute peoples

[@sheenagolucky4860]

I don't know what I was supposed to learn from the video and I'm not sure how it started playing but I'm fortunate for what it gave me in the end ❤️ Thank you.

[@melaniestarkey7868]

Thank God for wise people like you we need you

[@halloffame4203]

Thank you for teaching this it was beautiful

[@LLShiningOtter]

I just applauded for a youtube video, I love , love , love this. Thank you , fantastic story telling

[@marjohnsmusings3222]

Thank you so much.

[@Bronxtale12]

I am very thankful for these teachings. And very thankful for the is video to be shared for all to see. as an Anishinaabe boy im proud as ever 💪🙌our ancestors are smiling down at us right now🧡

[@glennnunn9184]

Wonderful story. Thank you for sharing. This is perfect for Native creation myth example in class. Symbolism of the importance of the 4 directions, trickers with coyote, moral lesson from coyote's curiosity and the connection of all life being something that coexists not above or below something else but together. Also, so many native myths are difficult to read because they are meant to be told, sung or acted out exactly like this!

[@wilsontexas]

Evolution is a myth

[@rohannapthali1658]

@@wilsontexas Existence is an illusion

[@julie9541]

@@rohannapthali1658 how is existence an illusion.? I believe it's very real. God created us in His image. There is no mistake in our existence. He doesn't make mistakes, he is perfect and Almighty.

[@judahseeds9883]

Blessings my Family!

[@decathlete2000]

i need to contact urgently Utah native indian elders.. please help me !

[@christinerose9826]

God bless you and your family

[@irishelk3]

That was very profound, thank you.

[@LadyLeda2]

Wow!!! Beautiful story!!!

[@crazykatrockchickhippie4835]

Beautiful story filled with wisdom, I felt like a child again hanging on every word eagerly waiting the great ending, thank you for sharing your ancestry story, I became quite emotional when speaking the words you invited to copy🙏🌠🐎🌱

[@shempullen6574]

Wow very awesome hoop dance brother i have never seen that before,,,thank you and very impressive and beyond

[@tamaratserennyam8454]

Beautiful amazing story , thank you , God bless you

[@salenamartin7121]

Wow, Exceptional! A must watch!!

[@thandielottering]

You're so right, there's something in here for everyone to take and do good in the world with. I wish there was some way I could listen to all the stories.

[@wendymcclamrock528]

I absolutely love listening to your stories ❤️

[@Hush-hx2ls]

Beautiful history our creation. Thank you Cesspooch you are asome. I wanna go to your land....is my dreams.

[@terriynjonez8295]

U r awesome brother...👋😉 🙂 👍🏾😎👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@selenabenson5887]

Tuhoyuk Larry, for the story. I am a Southern Paiute and I know our language is almost the same. You are a great story teller. I know I shouldn't be listening to this until winter, but I was too interested... If I was there, i'd shake your hand, but virtually I am shakin' your hand. Aiyuk (So. Pai for like a thank you)...

[@kellyr.1817]

It's amazing and a good thing how sacred information stays sacred and pure, it does not get thrown around and lose value. There are sacred information that only natives will know while the rest of the world keeps wondering.

[@kellyr.1817]

I just realized I commented on the wrong native video lol! My apologies everyone.

[@JesusIsKing91276]

I truly love the teachings we are being given.. thank you so much.. love you all soon much.. the peacekeepers have returned asking with the rainbow warriors..a'ho

[@kingme79]

Beautiful. Thank you

[@tdhawk167]

Thank you

[@DrFrankenskippy]

wow loved this presentation ... such wisdom and beauty of their culture and the common esoteric core light of our united nature shining through

[@jimhamman2335]

Thank you, Larry.

[@napriaa5175]

This was such a gift to hear wow 🤍🤍

[@maureenruggeri5026]

Beautiful Story, much to learn from this. Thank you for sharing.