My 100yr old grandmother was in a care facility for last 10 yrs of her life. It is sad so I taught a painting class there 2 encourage creativity. In the courtyard was a cherry tree and she'd watch me pick cherries for a pie. She taught me how to make everything from scratch and critique my pies each year little tips. Those are good memories I'll have for life.

@TheAAnne123

Жыл бұрын

🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🥰

@Bluewaterpinessantarosabeach

Жыл бұрын

Thank you.

@fairymairah

Жыл бұрын

no offense but facilities are Evil. sorry to hear about your grandmother.

@cindystechschulte1487

Жыл бұрын

@@fairymairah I agree w you. After a year of teaching art, no pay, they hired an art therapist to take over what I started there.

@JakeHawken

Жыл бұрын

That is a lovely story. Thank you for sharing that.

This doesn’t sound harsh at all, it sounds natural, harmonious and wise. I hope we hear more voices like this!

@omarra6781

Жыл бұрын

And because of all you mentioned, it sounds calming and soothing as well.

@stevecollins4567

Жыл бұрын

It's the trans reaction that will make it harsh.

@stevecollins4567

Жыл бұрын

Stick to your guns, brave warriors.

@wifeysman228

Жыл бұрын

@@stevecollins4567 GUNS, oooohh, I’m getting triggered!! 😆😆

@sabin-georgebalan7177

Жыл бұрын

I hope that of I see one that I can honor it with my attention and heart

Yes!! My grandma was very traditional Navajo, when we were small she would tell us men and women are very different, we have puberty ceremonies; one for men and one for women; they are not for your body; they are to prepare you for life as a man and woman and to respect the natural creation. Very sacred, very special, they are separate, but equally important and celebrated equally. It’s so sad how the teachings are being overrun and lost because of the culture of “anything goes because I Feeeeel it.”

@Feuerbach1

Жыл бұрын

Why is that i feeeeeel it, a bad thing?

@zagreus5773

Жыл бұрын

What is wrong about doing something just because you feel like it? Better than following some ancient rules just because it is "tradition". Be free, do what you want, just don't hurt the people around you but treat them with respect and dignity. Simple.

@Feuerbach1

Жыл бұрын

@@zagreus5773 Exactly, your personal uncomfortability with a situation or person, is no reason to discriminate, if YOU feel personally about sacred special differences, do you, no ones stopping you. But leave other people who feel differently alone until they actually hurt you in some real way

@denofpigs2575

Жыл бұрын

@@Feuerbach1 because there are consequences to disregarding the fundamental basics of the universe. There's always going to be a cause and an effect. Nobody wants to think what the cause of "Because I feel like it" is nor its inevitable effect. It is unequivocally a force of destruction to follow what you want to do simply because you want to. Without structure and order to a system it will fall apart. That applies to buildings, that applies to physics, that applies to people, that applies to societies. You're more than welcome to follow your path of self-justified rebellion against nature, just don't be shocked when people reject you for it.

@Feuerbach1

Жыл бұрын

No one has ever forced a cis person to be trans, but the opposite happens every day

I lived near a reservation and knew some natives but I had never heard a native speak their pre-european language until I worked with a guy who was diné. I was very impressed with this guy who I also considered a friend and his brothers. When a young man in the family needed help for a career, the whole family pitched in to provide a way to send him to a tech school and he made them all proud. It was remarkable to see. When his mother had ailments with her arm, she went to doctors in town but nothing worked for her, they held a ceremony that I don’t know what was entailed or who it included but it got her arm less painful enough to use and eventually back to normal. This man telling what diné go by is well versed in natural laws but also common sense.

@classicrocklover5615

Жыл бұрын

His language was beautiful, with such inflection

I worked in a long term care facility for 5 years, and I never met so many friends in such a short period of time, and I never lost so many friends in such a short period of time. I asked them too grandpa! The best thing and most common was that no body who I knew that was dying had regretted anything they had ever did... Their only regrets were things that they did not do.... Some of them were Navajo, some were Acoma, and the one who faced death with the most straight forward attitude was an Italian woman.... her only regret was starting to smoke again after 37 years of not smoking... she was 93... she had started smoking again one year before she died... my friend. After she died, I left that place,... Prisoners are treated far better than our old people,.... that is a shame....

@MrDALE-jy8tu

Жыл бұрын

Yep, agreed.

@nanallen1

Жыл бұрын

Don’t give up. There is always a dear old one who enjoys company and kind words and deeds. I am 74 and have cared for 2 dear old ones who had no one left. My friend now is 96 - surviving on social security. I help financially a bit. But most important we share life stories and enjoy simple pleasures. The rewards are huge - for both. So, please keep sharing with our precious older people. ❤

@pamelameckley5040

Жыл бұрын

@@nanallen1 May you always be blessed for being there for those who have/had no one left. Our elders have so much knowledge to share with us; all we have to do is go and sit with them awhile, keep them company. You're right. 💯

@LucieSalat

Жыл бұрын

Hi Mark, you share an incredibly touching story. Thank you for doing that, you describe it in such poignant detail.

@LucieSalat

Жыл бұрын

@Mama Bush the octopus has many arms and must be approached with caution while guarding innocent loved ones.

Old people are our sacred wisdom in human form, they are our absolute treasure and I adore their life stories

@ccrose1

Жыл бұрын

So true✨How i wish the world knew this tho how would thy know wen the knowledge has been lost✨Now i see times when the governments are disregarding our wise elders✨Who loses the most are the present and future generations✨As well as the sacred souls of the good ones who are "mature in nature".

@ccrose1

Жыл бұрын

✨✨✨🌞✨✨✨

@mlwilliams7959

Жыл бұрын

@@ccrose1 ,

@Blah-blah-sure

Жыл бұрын

Me too

@Bluewaterpinessantarosabeach

Жыл бұрын

Thank you.

It's crazy how what used to be common sense in this world is now considered ancient wisdom to some people.

@highstrangeness1824

12 күн бұрын

Absolutely

I am latvian, a descendant of an ancient Indo-Aryan people - our folklore and way of feeling, seeing and understanding life are very much similar! We have Dainas-ancient, sacred, folk songs with strong words, as well as signs, symbols, many, including me, are singing them everyday and using the wisdom of our ancestors. We know the plants that are growing in our land and use them for health. We love nature and are united with all living things! All of us, the true man and woman, are brothers and sisters in one Spirit! Blessings and sending love!!!😊🤗☀️🌕❤

@lizlovsdagmara5525

Жыл бұрын

Vai jūs esiet Dievturis?

@linda_maria_rubins-troickaya

Жыл бұрын

@@lizlovsdagmara5525 ja ņem Dievturību kā reliģiju, tad-nē, drīzāk-pagāns, kas tur Dievu un visas Viņa izpausmes😊

@ilzitek2419

Жыл бұрын

Skaisti! Paldies. We are all connected on our soul level. Thank you for sharing.

@linda_maria_rubins-troickaya

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesfurey9886 even proto-indo-aryans.

@linda_maria_rubins-troickaya

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesfurey9886 our Dainas, sacred folk songs, are 60 000-65 000 or even more years old.

Thank you for bringing your teachings out to a platform where non-Natives and non-Navajo/Dine can learn about your culture. All of these videos are wonderful windows in, and this video in particular is very timely.

@-Atmos1

Жыл бұрын

Dakota is a nice name

@Dinonuggy619

Жыл бұрын

Yup and yup

@divineorder7695

Жыл бұрын

Yes, they are wonderful and timely. Thank you for sharing your culture and videos with us 😊 . You are appreciated 🌺🌹💐.

@whateversmurfette

Жыл бұрын

but really we all are the same doone'e

@kewpified

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. We are a nation starved for wisdom

The loss of our elders, and those who have gone before, who took all of their wisdom with them without being heard is a loss to us all. Mr Brown, you are a gem. Thank you.

@lulumoon6942

Жыл бұрын

Very well said on all counts, Thank you, Gramma. ❤️🙏💞

@rosepetals8181

Жыл бұрын

they're back and they'll be back

@tubester4567

Жыл бұрын

Thats why its important to read and write. When you are literate you can write down all the important things.

@thatdude3977

Жыл бұрын

@@tubester4567 thats why religion is bad, dont forget this was all done by greedy disgusting people of the past. They are still here and destroying everything. ✌

I pray these teachings are archived in ways other than digital media. Thank you for preserving this for future generations

@alexluthiger731

Жыл бұрын

I never pray in public or in churches, but I love your prayer. 🍷🎃

@josephvanwie6706

10 ай бұрын

All that he left was an outline of what is gone. It takes a lifetime of dedication and learning to know the fullness of what he speaks of. What a shame on this last generation. ....

@buddyroeginocchio9105

9 ай бұрын

I agree; these presentations are honest, objective, and wise. It behooves us to know how to download and archive. Personally I use Wondershare, however please know it can be done and start learning how, there are many ways to get the job done. Afterwards you will have personal control of your video files and can save them to DVDs thumb drives and whatever technology comes next. Once secured look for trusting people with which to share. In this small way history can be secured.

I could sit and listen to Elders like this man forever! 🙏

@jasonkrodriguez82

Жыл бұрын

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day. I’m Jason by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from??

@wifeysman228

11 ай бұрын

One of the rare benefits of YT is that we have the access to such wisdom at any time we like, I hope more will take advantage of this blessing!

I'm sorry for your loss, and in some sense, ours too. Thank you for your continued effort to strengthen our understanding and connection. You have been a touchstone in hard times and a great teacher.

@divineorder7695

Жыл бұрын

That part 💯 .

@keithhowell4138

Жыл бұрын

Yep it is our loss too ,,,we (palefaces) are far removed from where we should be ,,and to make it worse ,,the powers that be will take us and everyone on the planet further away if they can.

@whateversmurfette

Жыл бұрын

@@keithhowell4138 um no. stop reading disney nonsense. don't you even know the 4 winds blow from their own direction?

@keithhowell4138

Жыл бұрын

@@whateversmurfette Disney ? What on earth are you babbling about ?

greetings from germany, to my dear native american brothers and sisters. please listen to your elders, learn, and preserve your way of life and ancient wisdoms. you can continue what still remains of your culture, but you will never revive it once it is gone.

@CJ-jp3zw

Жыл бұрын

The good one teach, bad one abuse the younger ones

@napoleonfeanor

Жыл бұрын

Are you a Native American in Germany? I am just a native German (my tribal ancestry is Saxon (Northwest Germany)) and we also need to preserve our regional traditions, which is sadly disappearing in the urbanised places all over Western Europe.

@Feuerbach1

Жыл бұрын

Reviving your 'ancient wisdoms' didn't turn out so well back in the 30s... My point is not to denigrate, but that idealizing something just cause it's old does not make it good

@napoleonfeanor

Жыл бұрын

@@Feuerbach1 Nazis were not a traditionalist ideology but a very modern one that just alludes to the power of the past after a lost war with impossible reparation demands and later a worlwide depression. Learn something about actual history.

@Feuerbach1

Жыл бұрын

@@napoleonfeanor So nazi's just 'alluded' to the past, didn't embody it, didn't emulate it properly? I don't understand your point...And who is emulating 'ancient widoms' properly, and what makes it proper?

Accepting the laws of nature is prerequisite to accepting one's self, which is prerequisite to developing one's self.

@Gingerblaze

Жыл бұрын

This is so well said. Unacceptance of this is at the root of so much unecessary personal sufferring.

@darringreenstone8471

9 ай бұрын

Nice. A quote written, to develop n grow.

I’m so happy to find an AUTHENTIC site. So many times I have fallen for some that just did not seem right to me for some reason. I love these teachings and the presenter. Makes me feel good that I am hearing true teachings. Thank you for sharing such personal and important aspects of your life.

It hurts to see our old people ostracized. Sitting in wheelchairs, slightly ignored. They’re not helpless! I just feel like our old people have been so ignored that they’re not sure how to open up to us young ones who want to know more. I was at the doctors and witnessed this everywhere. I can still feel their young light and strength radiating in them even if they’re in a wheelchair!!

@Hy-Brasil

Жыл бұрын

its due to the break down of traditional families. i grew up my grand parents and even my great grand parents still in the home. it's not hard to converse with someone you grow up with, trust and love. but certain powers do not want this practice to continue and they work tirelessly to destroy it. what we're left with is chaos, ignorance, anger and despair. the end result is a lonely death. people, regardless of race or culture or country, have been persuaded that they must grind away at jobs they hate to pay for houses they can't even live in. and feed people they rarely see. it's a sick, demonic system designed to destroy. and every time we enroll children into the public schools we continue to help it destroy us. we don't need new cars, new phones (both made by slaves in foreign countries) we don't need to keep up with everyone else. we dont need fast food, movies or music or tv shows that mock us and make jokes out of our struggles. we need our families. we need healthy food and WE cook ourselves. we need grandma and grandpa, aunts and uncles and all our cousins to come over on sunday to have dinner with us, to talk and share our stories. no one should ever be abandoned to a nursing home.... there's very little nursing. they should be called DYING HOMES.

@ronpflugrath2712

Жыл бұрын

@@Hy-Brasil how would this line up as red or blue state, at decent assisted living they are pulling together.

@SteliosMusic

Жыл бұрын

@@Hy-Brasil You are very correct in stating that this system is demonic; this is the beast system, Satan's new world order, as prophesied in the Bible. My question to you is, are you part of the side that will prevail in this battle for our souls? Have you repented of your sin and placed your faith in Jesus Christ? He is the only Way out of this mess. God bless you.

@pitinicori

Жыл бұрын

@rz I hope we younger ones take a chance to connect with our elders. Even just a lil

@joangossett

Жыл бұрын

When our elders are no longer honored, no long acknowledged for their wisdom, and leave the physical world, then the children decay and spiritually die. Their vessels become unusable because the life of the Elders was not poured into them.

Introduced to the tao and the concept of balance was a game changer and a work of diligence. Most fellas are hip when reminded that the mechanism out of balance is self destruction.

@kevinroach7363

Жыл бұрын

The tibetan book of the dead is a good read also

@kastenolsen9577

Жыл бұрын

Great book!

@rosepetals8181

Жыл бұрын

And balance is needed now as you see everyone destroying the Earth and not paying attention

The thumbnail of this video bears the phrase “it may seem harsh”. It reminded me of a quote from a prophet of my faith: “the ​​​guilty​ taketh the ​​​truth​ to be hard, for it ​​​cutteth​ them to the very center”. I appreciate your courage in sharing the wisdom of your elders, even though some may find it difficult to hear.

@stringbender3

Жыл бұрын

Awesome quote I’m saving that, thanks for sharing! Cheers

As a complete outsider, it's sad to see that what's been done to old folks has come for everyone. As a young person, I understand why the old folks are being abandoned though, because the last couple generations have by and large discarded what their own old folks gave them, and did not pass it on with any vigor or moral certainty.

Thank-You Elder, this was a very emotional and difficult talk for you. Be encouraged that your words and reminiscing are greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your knowledge. And thank you for standing by it sir. I would also like to add that I appreciated your words regarding the loss of the elderly. They are truly libraries of knowledge lost to time. Artificial intelligence and smart phones will never replace them.

@LucieSalat

Жыл бұрын

Well said I feel the same. The elderly are a precious treasure of knowledge ❤

@19bishop56

Жыл бұрын

Just lost my 94 yo mother, her wisdom still lives on in me and my children, but her laughter and learning more from her life I miss. She was my best fishing buddy.

You have become the most highly held Elder , to Me. I need these teachings. I had no one to say these words, from my people. So thank you, Sir! I appreciate your wisdom and I'm so humble to recieve your words!! Thank you!!! My name is Tracey . I am half Cherokee Nations and I am all alone, except for you. I appreciate you!

This elder, Wally Brown, didn't just recite the way Navajo Culture looks at men and women, he described in a beautiful way the ways of nature.

Thank you Papa. Songs and prayers keep the language alive. Very grateful.

Thank you for your teachings grandpa. All of our elders are gone where I’m from. But I still see a lot of them toward Arizona and it is such a good feeling to see them and when you talk to them in dine.

I recently lost my best friend from the Navajo nation. My parents were chased away from their land for better opportunities. they come from the Yucatán peninsula my father was always ashamed of his tribe because of what they told him he was. and he ran all the way to this place called California.😊. They finally acknowledged our tribe the huichol in the museum balboa park, one little sweet story from his peoples that still exist to this day in Mexico. his tribe the huichol. I must have stand in front of that little story for 30 min. This brought severe comfort to me since I lost her and my father. Dene. ❤ 🤲🏽 we are Dene.

@oswaldovogel1834

Жыл бұрын

Be strong and be courageous,I also know your story, until I met a man by the name of San Simon ànd listened to him my life started to change.

@Bluewaterpinessantarosabeach

Жыл бұрын

Yes I know your people. ☀️🙋🏻‍♀️☀️

@thatdude3977

Жыл бұрын

We are from the same root! ✌

@kindrakinyon8559

Жыл бұрын

I’m puzzled. The Huichol people inhabited (and still extensively inhabit) Mexico’s western Sierra Nevada and northern highlands, very far from the Yucatán peninsula (which is Mayan). Was your father originally Huichol but somehow ended up in the Yucatán, before coming to California?

@vtheg6668

Жыл бұрын

@@kindrakinyon8559 all native tribes traveled freely before borders. we broke off into different tribes. colonization inhibited the Americans south north west east off all the places we call Mexico and America , Brazil etc. We share common ancestor thousands thousands of years ago . No need to be confused we came from one, and in the end we will be one again..

Thank you for sharing with us non-natives. We certainly are in need of the wisdom you share with us.❤🙏

@jasonkrodriguez82

Жыл бұрын

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and I hope God bless you to have a great day. I’m Jason by name from Overbrook Philadelphia and you where are you from??

@polymathematics5837

Жыл бұрын

​​​@@jasonkrodriguez82 Thank you Jason, for your kind words and for introducing yourself. My name is Gus and I live on the west coast about 45 miles north of Seattle. I truly admire and deeply respect the wisdom and beautiful souls of indigenous peoples. Long ago I befriended a Navaho family in Arizona and miss the friendship. Due to the distance and busy lives back then we lost touch with each other. I would love to surround myself with these beautiful people and their values. I am first generation to this country. My mother, who passed away last year immigrated to this country from Greece and my father who passed away in 1983 parents were also immigrants from Greece. Have you lived in PA for a long time? When I was a young boy we lived in York. PA for a short while with my cousins.

@kriskabin

Жыл бұрын

There's 4 genders in Traditional Navajo culture, not 2 "only." Google it.

@buddyroeginocchio9105

9 ай бұрын

I don't believe you, if Navajos by your understanding have four genders, explain it for the world to see or else shut up. @@kriskabin

Thank you for everything you teach us Grandfather Wally.

My uncle Bob was Linguistics he help the elders of Kaw nation to write their words down for first time. I remember him telling me how they were so happy in tear of joy that now they can write their history down for the future generations

@bananabread6148

Жыл бұрын

Do you know if your uncle made the history available to the public?

@danbob1650

Жыл бұрын

@@bananabread6148 yes he had book published. In 2000s . Smithsonian Institute took a lot when he passed. Bob Rankin Kansas university. Kaw nation out of Oklahoma

❤ I needed to hear this today.. in a world of chaos.. it’s nice to hear a voice of truth and wisdom.. thank you sir from 🇨🇦

Thank you for providing this content! I write to you from Germany and your videos inspired me to bring your videos as an add-on into the school I am working for. How exciting being able to really learn about indigenous people hearing from indigenous people what matters most in their lives - even when we are thousands of miles apart and most likely live a very different life! Greetings und Lieben Dank, Eure Friede

I would like you to know, That across the world, there are human beings that are following the old ways even in this modern world, they treat everything in a sacred manner, they feel the energy with our mother earth they feel the change the evolution with our mother earth, they love and live intuitively and they are extremely grateful to you for your teachings and sharing your awesome wisdom, and humbly grateful to the creator for making me me. love blessings to everyone, may the star of kachina shine in the day time sky and the circle be united, much love, thankyou

Thank you for bravely and boldly speaking the truth. I am Scottish and Cherokee from the Appalachian Mountains.

This hurts my heart for these amazing elders. The live of many has grown cold. How every Creator will never allow the fire of truth and love to go out. Thank you for what you are doing. Some of us out here do hear you and are greatful for these teachings.

This was a beautiful way to explain this fundamental truth about human existence to the modern world.

@dorjedriftwood2731

Жыл бұрын

He didn’t say anything unique, even in western society these were called the laws of nature and the law of God. The problem is that people have succeeded in shaming the west out of believing in the validity of their hearts and our religion. In our modern climate American Natives are very much sacred cows and so they can’t be so easily condemned for simply saying the truth. The fact is that in many schools in the US we have kids getting kicked out of school for saying the same thing. Very very few believe anything but this however the hierarchy the people in charge are capable of punishing those for simply speaking out and if you don’t have the luxury of being a sacred cow of inter-sectionalism you could lose your degree, your job, and even be threatened legally. The insanity is not with the people it’s with the institutions. Even the people in the institution especially higher up don’t believe what they say there are plenty of secret recordings of them laughing at the ideas of modernity but having a Stalinist strategy to punish anyone at anytime for simply being themselves being honest that is an irresistible power for those who seek power. Just as surgeons tend to be people who actually enjoy cutting flesh with a scalpel (otherwise they couldn’t do their job very well) people in positions of authority of most often those who want power of others. It’s not forgotten wisdom that’s the problem it’s the systems will to power. It’s the corruption of those willing to tell you the 1 + 1 is 3 if it means they can tell people what to do and it’s the constant cowardice of people who believe if they simply keep their heads down that it will pass. But it has not passed in less than six years we now have Yale the most important educational institution in the world ignoring the SAT because of inclusivity. Every kid applying knows full well who is smart and what intelligence is but you can bet they will pretend to be every marginalized group in the books if it gets them a spot. Only the truly genius won’t bother because they will understand that in a few more years that degree will be so meaningless it is just a money pit. Point being we need people like this man to keep saying the truth because average people aren’t allowed to say it without consequences not because we have forgotten it.

Thank you for your labor.

Sorry for your loss. It’s sad to lose the older generation. I remember having long talks with my grandfather. It’s something that can’t be replaced.

I've been fascinated in indigenous mythos and beliefs my entire life. I went to a powwow when I was 3 years old and I was obsessed with it for some time. Being a white kid I was never allowed to be a part of ceremonies but it hasn't stopped me from forging my own relationship with the land. I've made yurts and teepees and other structures in the woods and have sometimes been visited by indigenous families taking their kids out into the world. The light in their eyes seeing a Viking Jesus looking man out in the woods meditating and praying with the Earth seems to be a welcome sight. People are so captivated by the tech world that they forget that those things are tools and not the world. Tools are used to help you navigate the world and survive in it. Thank you for the video!

@azurephoenix9546

Жыл бұрын

Why weren't you ever allowed to be part of the ceremonies? We're you kept out, or was it because you weren't there with a participating tribe? I'm asking because I've not heard of anyone being excluded from ceremony wholesale and I would be appalled to see that and not be kind about sharing my opinions about it. Nothing should hold you back from participating if you want to participate. If you want to learn fancy dance, go learn and take part. The gatherings are about bringing people together, not holding people apart. Keeping someone out because they're white is basically the opposite of what a pow-wow is supposed to do.

@Theoramma

Жыл бұрын

@Azure Phoenix cuz I'm just some white guy who's probly a colonizer and racist and whatever even though I've never colonized anything or have ever cared what color people are. The only time people ever want to talk about anything remotely spiritual and how we're connected to the earth is either in church or when people come upon me out in the woods. I have no tribe. My people are so far removed from nature they think a city park is a wild land. I'm a woodland bear in a concrete jungle. I was also too shy to ask as a kid because I felt like I wasn't one of them by the way they looked at me. To young to understand maybe.

@azurephoenix9546

Жыл бұрын

@P0mskid00dly0ps Probably the best part of the internet is that it makes it easier to find like minded people. I'm not Souix, but I've learned souix dances. I'm not Navajo but I've learned weaving (I'm awful at it). But I go to gatherings and I ask people to show me, teach me and exchange information. I mainly do medicine, and people are often interested in that. Most people LOVE to teach, so don't be afraid to ask. The worst thing that happens is they say no, and you're no worse off than you were before.

@Theoramma

Жыл бұрын

@Azure Phoenix wise words friend. Nothing to lose by asking.

I am sorry for your loss. I'm also very glad that you are explaining truth and reality - that is not being harsh, it's being honest. Thank you!

Thank you for sharing all this information. So many Diné from my generation were not passed down any of this. Personally speaking my Christians housold allways forbade me from learning the old ways. You purpose is clear, thank you.

@kriskabin

Жыл бұрын

The old ways when it came to gender in Dine' culture was NOT binary. Traditional Dine' recognized 4 genders & usually valued their 3rd & 4th gendered people highly. (Mr. Brown is not stating the truth. Unfortunately, he's allowed himself to reject his heritage & he's fallen into the christian colonizer's bigotted binary gender beliefs. So, like anything on the internet, don't believe everything you see & hear.)

Thank you for your time and your knowledge.

I really don't know how and why I began to follow. But all of the Navajo wisdom and culture that u have shared has helped me in my walk. And it works. Someday I wish u can invite me to a sweat lodge. I would love to learn the old way... either way, thank u 🙏🏼

We have deep respect for your people and tribes from ours. I love the old hogans as they hold information. If I travel down to your region I would like to meet with you. My life is not a modern way and I understand your words as we live in this manner.may you continue to be blessed. Post script. I used to herd sheep and do many weaving. Let us help the elders.

@irishguyjg_2ndchancerecovery

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@preetamsingh8575

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I am the same and would like to meet you

Laws of course of the Universe

@landback1491

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Like frogs switching genders and genitalia in pristine environments as a natural, healthy process. Asexual reproduction of many organisms....

He’s very good at lecturing it’s not easy to be so engaging during an educational lecture, I hope he goes on to teach more people about the language in a digital formate we should save this for all future generations

Gorgeous teachings and so true! The divine laws are what matters the most ! And no our human twisted minds, especially during this times !!!

Thanks Mr. Brown and Shane, great video. 🧡

Thank you for taking time to help us understand. I to am very sorry for your loss. It is a very great loss to us all.

Growing up we visited my Grandma every weekend. When she had memory issues and needed care we found a group home of 10 or so people and got her a room there because she couldn't do stairs at our house. We continued to visit her once a week until she passed. I treasure her and her memory. She was a very special person.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us ….My Mother ( Mexican ) was very attached to the Mexican Tarahumaras and so Am I….. Thank you Thank You Thank you 🙏❤️🇲🇽🇺🇸

Thank you Wally from my heart 🌬 💕 🫂 for these sacred teachings. I appreciate the wisdom passed down from wise elders. May we be grateful 🙏🏻 for their wisdom.

Thank you Mr. Brown AND Shane...

Peoples that hold their traditions and religions firm in this time of cultural conflict are much stronger than most.

I take from this beautiful teaching that the female and the male aspect are, in essence, equal and both are needed and both are divine. Glorious. That feels natural and that feels like truth. Also the part about "a woman with the feelings of a man and a man with the feelings of a woman" was very interesting and insightfull. I have never seen it like that. And since you are not your feelings, that does not make a man not a man and a woman not a woman. So simpe, so profound. Especially in our so called modern, western world and society. Thank you. Man thanks. Much love.

Thank you for your expression dear Wally Brown, may your words be remembered through all time and space, Tlazokomati 🙏🏽

So sorry for your loss 😔 So much love and gratitude to you and your people 🙏🌠🌹🕊🌹🌠

Thank you. Someone needed to speak on this topic truthfully and clearly

That’s one viewpoint from one first nation. There are plenty of others that disagree.

@PurpleWolfer

25 күн бұрын

Lol okay, he didn't claim this is the belief of all nations. Why are you being defensive?

Thank you so much for sharing.

Yes Grandfather, let us rejoice the natural laws of creation and birth. Praise be!

Yes, beautiful balance 💖 The Divine Creation of The Feminine (female) and Masculine (male) that beautifully balance eachother and compliment eachother. I honor you and these teachings. Some of us still carry this wisdom from lifetimes before and are trying to carry it on. Thank you sooo much for speaking and sharing your wisdom with all, much appreciated 🙏 So much Love to All living creatures,made in the image of Creator/God/Love ❤️

I am Bantu and it has been a great honor and blessing for Bantu secrets and spirituality to have been passed on from our grandparents and parents. We continue to practice our gifts. Many of our gifts came to be reveal by our Ancestor's guidance. And there are those who are not of us ,who have tried to discover our secrets and stop us using the powers from. The Most High.

@Snowboy2015

8 ай бұрын

much respect to our african relatives! we are all one !

Thank you for your teachings. I appreciate the time you take to share them.

Thank you for your knowledge that you share. I pray for our wise elders. Peace to your hearts.

I’d love to see a podcast of the elders discussing the past and present. Collecting this history is important cultural restoration and archives.

My mom is almost 79 and she is with me. I love her so much. I am her only child and It is not easy taking care of her all by myself but it is my responsibility to do so. She took care of me as well as my grandmother and now it is my turn. Sometimes we are giving an opportunity to better ourselves thru the care of others and this may be my chance to do good not only for her but for another family member that I care for as well. I pray someday someone will care for me. I will see when the time comes but I can only hope that it will be very late in my life. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us.

Can't express how grateful this important sharing you have brought to us all...IS. Thank you.😎👍❤🖖

Thanks for making this message explicit. I had a disagreement with a viewer of yours a while ago and their twisted views of Nadgleeh.

The Truth is not harsh, it is beautiful. God's creation is truly magnificent, and our role in it as men and women is beautiful. Thank you for sharing such wisdom in this time of confusion.

L💙VE what You Teach us.

I AM PULSING LOVE, & PRAYERS TO YOU, & ALL OUR ELDERS.🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊🙏🕊

Thank you 💞✨

I love your videos. Through these videos, your knowledge and information of the Dine will live on, even after our elders have crossed over.

This is very important , especially in today's degenerate and disillusioned society . Many people are walking under a veil of darkness , hypnotized by a reality projected to them . We have lost our connection to the great spirit and conciousness . Hopi elders speak of a time where " man, will decide they are a woman and become a woman " in the Three Shakings of the Earth . Going against the great Creator . We are in the third shaking of the earth now . I am glad I saw this today. I will honor and pass this wisdom , regardless of who tells me differently . Dangerous times.

Good stuff

Thank you brother for your teachings.Yes all the senior citizens allways talked to me when I grew up. Lots of wisdom was shared.May the Lord Jesus bless you and keep you safe and your whole family

I am of the descendants of the people known as Metis from Canada. I have no knowledge of my ancestors just that my mother was of Norwegian and Metis people. She claimed to be Black Dutch. She was dark and called Indian at times. She hated it. I myself am proud to be of the lineage of Metis due to my love of history in the First Nation people. I can say that I am a believer in God and will pray for your efforts in teaching people of Navijo nation. Thank you for your love and patience for giving of yourself to those in need. God bless you in all that you for the great Nation of the Navijo.

I have respect for Wally Brown. What he teaches is what he was told, not nonsense he makes up because it is fashionable or because it was convenient for him. This is why he should be listened to.

@PBVader

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What a wonderfully bloviated way to say nothing at all. Narcissists love that little bit of truth to make a big lie seem reasonable. They in turn bend the ears of the younger generation narc, and it continues for millenia. But not too long, till those secrets you hid in your stories are on full display. Do not try to teach cooperation while being uncooperative yourself. You know damn good and well how the female survives after the battle has destroyed all her men. There is no immediate balance, especially in hard times.

I am glad to have the memories shared of those who have been. Thank you to them for passing the wisdom. My life is richer for knowing their word’s. I hope to share with others the joy of the knowledge shared, so that they can continue to share to others for all time. It’s a great gift. One of the greatest gift’s in my experience of life. The balance of soul, one soul. Embracing your spirit and loving it and the body it lives within.❤

I thank you, Elder, for putting your wisdom on these videos so they can be treasured and saved so younger people can see it even after your departure from this world. Thank you so much!

Big hugs to you and so much gratitude for all you and your family does. 🤍

Thank you kindly.

Nizhoní. Hozhó doleeł. This is important information. I feel extremely sad that the old people are going away. I want to do something.

My beautiful Mama & grandmother taught me much of the Cherokee ways of respect & gratitude- it is so different than many other people now days . Around the table we talked alot of the elders had such wisdom . I love your channel ❤️ and much of your teachings - I relate to this so much - such a respectful way. Thank you.

I hope the gentleman that is speaking is ok. He is struggling to breath and it hurts my heart. I pray for your healing. Keeping history alive is very important.

love the wisdom you provide. take good care brother 🙏

I have learned a great deal from your videos and believe them to be extremely important and hold a great deal of value some think the old ways have no place in a new tech world but it's our world today that needs these teachings more then ever before ..thank you for your time and teachings ..God bless

I love this channel and Willy! I wish I could meet him and learn all of these things from him in person. This is one of the only things that help me through. I would absolutely love to sit and listen to him and all the people who would be willing to teach me! I have such a connection to all of this in my heart! ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you so much Willy Brown and everyone else involved in such amazing work. 💜

Thank you both for your work on behalf of all people by recording and sharing the wisdom of your elders.

Thank-you very much for sharing the teachings

Never break the chain. Your the master link now.

Thank you for sharing your wisdom and knowledge! This younger generation learns everything on social media these days! GOD BLESS

Dear Wally, I'm sorry to hear you lost your friends. It's always so hard. Thank You for being here for us. We need you.

Thank you for the information.🤚👍✌🙏💯

Love this, thank you for uploading.

Beautifully spoken, sending my condolences for your loss.

Thank you for doing this. Sharing, being able to ask questions is priceless.

I'm not Navajo, nor native enough for it to count, but I'm a Wanderer and Shaman. The Navajo knowledge will live on in me, and those I teach for as long as I live.

Well put, modern day scientists and doctors would be well advised to learn from people like this man, very wise…thank you