As a indigenous person, there are other places that are believed to be entrances, gateways, and portals to other worlds . Depending on the tribe , and location. As young child, I would hear a lot of stories, but now not many people can remember or retell the stories exact. I truly believe you should be careful though, if you venture into places there could be many dangers physically, spiritually, and metaphysically.

@Casmige

2 жыл бұрын

Define “indigenous person” please?,

@kelleywarriors7091

2 жыл бұрын

Why would anyone need a definition? I’m a full blooded indigenous person from the continent now known as North America. And my family can trace our blood lines back hundreds of years. And I’m a decedent of four hereditary Chiefs.So is that indigenous enough.

@Nilla187og

2 жыл бұрын

@@kelleywarriors7091 dosnt surprise me have seven tribes hopi is one

@francotirador941

2 жыл бұрын

Indigenous people are and we’re those who white people killed and torture to steal their land hello from Mexico 🇲🇽 indigenous people of the north I’m my self a descendent from the Mayans people and we almost were eradicated by the Spain 🇪🇸 but here we are

@uptoolate2793

2 жыл бұрын

@@francotirador941 yup. Everyone has a sob story. If it hadn't been Spain, it would have been a neighboring tribe. Sub saharan Africa is now learning the hard way that European colonization wasn't that bad. Cue the ccp "investment" in Africa. Native Hawaiians suffer the same short sightedness. As if their "paradise" would have gone unmolested by Japan or China forever if only Europeans hadn't showed up. Native Hawaiians would be a mere rumor today if Japan or China had discovered the Hawaiian Islands first. History would have no idea what had become of them. So buck up. It coulda been worse.

When you go to places like this where there are no Animals you are definitely in a place you shouldn't be . Even the Animals and Reptiles know better

@loumarlin3040

2 жыл бұрын

I would not go without friends.

@shariholmes4276

2 жыл бұрын

@@loumarlin3040 I wouldn't even go with friends! Lol

@israelsaka7678

2 жыл бұрын

😃correct

@katushaloo4179

2 жыл бұрын

Not a bat 🦇 in site 😆 they know better too

@khemineterkhemari269

2 жыл бұрын

That was a very good point about the animals, insects not creepy crawlers that is definitely something I wouldn't want to go without a full armed team with various forms of live recordings just in case conventional means fail....Just saying......

You must have stainless steel balls to travel into a pitch black cave in the middle of nowhere, alone. One that also holds a mysterious and creepy backstory. I would get spooked even with company, I would never venture in by myself. The thought of suddenly getting the feeling that something is watching me while I’m deep in there 😳 or if something goes wrong!

@-iIIiiiiiIiiiiIIIiiIi-

Жыл бұрын

OMG! He has a camera man with him! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@vtxdaryl

Жыл бұрын

It’s not a pitch black cave if you have a flashlight. It’s just a cave, nothing more.

@waltermorris5786

Жыл бұрын

I am a man and definitely explore by myself, assuming I have at least a large dagger knife. My father and his friend were attacked by a mountain lion and his friend pulled his knife, rolling on ground stabbing it to death.

@analee198

Жыл бұрын

Cool story bro

@5DNRG

11 ай бұрын

There's quite a bit of fear there....WOW.

Your work is amazing. Seems to me completely unsafe, but I selfishly appreciate what you are doing for your viewers. Please do provide “underworld” stories. Both the historic and entertainment value are huge. Thank you for sharing your passion.

I remember as a little girl I had this for assignment we went on a travel here .. before I left my grandmother told me a story and said I couldn't go in .. so I got an F on this assignment I sat outside and my teacher tried to push me and I remember telling her I am not going back to where I came out from I will refuse to disrespect my people she was not happy with me but I never got to go in the whole way she bashed me and tried to put me to shame but I kept my pride and will still teach on what I was told 🥰💖 I love my elders !

@ScottyLaPlata

8 ай бұрын

You had an assignment to go inside here?!? That’s crazy

@ladyjedi3D

3 ай бұрын

This is sad and you shouldn’t have been treated this way ever😞 glad you kept your beliefs. I would never go in there. Ever! My spirit guide would not allow it. I know by a knowing.

@lvelez1999

2 ай бұрын

The Holy Spirit, is The Only Spirit, we should be listening to. ✝️ Happy and Blessed Resurrection Day. Jesus Christ, He Loves you so much that He came here for you. ​@@ladyjedi3D

@Frerered

2 ай бұрын

Cap

@jwfinley7808

2 ай бұрын

I cant believe it realy? 😂

I love those stories--and i love the Native American Lore--id love to go exploring but i am 72 and its not going to happen---so thanks for letting me do it this way through you

@nicolebentley984

2 жыл бұрын

I love the native story of death valley

@beverlykennedy126

2 жыл бұрын

I sure can relate to what you say ,I’d love to go exploring but like you I’m way way to old as I will soon be 80 . So much of my life is near gone. Like you I have exploring to do but it will be through a young explorer via my recliner.

@loumarlin3040

2 жыл бұрын

I will be 72 next month and still would love to go, love rock hunting, treasure hunting but my x and I still share our residence and he’s never like this stuff his interests are old cars restoring

@Msflamingo-wl4qo

2 жыл бұрын

Enjoy your lives & know in your hearts that we love & appreciate our Silver Foxes❣

@user-nc6rn3rd2h

2 жыл бұрын

@@loumarlin3040 don’t let your ex stop you. They are you ex not current partner. Find a friend in a community group that likes the same things you do and go exploring. We only get one shot.

THANK YOU so much for doing this and PLEASE PLEASE tell more inner earth stories!! I am obsessed with them, and I am soooo tired of the same damn ones over and over. I would be thrilled beyond words to hear some new ones. I am constantly searching for true stories of experiences like these. I am so glad that I found this channel. Thank you so much.

@jeffbaker2740

9 ай бұрын

Yes for some reason I'm obsessed with it myself at a young age I got to watch journey to the center of the Earth. and that set me off on the course to grabbing up as much information as I could .in movie form but as I got older I always looking for anyting that was center of the Earth literature or a TV show or movie whatever. I for one believe that the Earth is hollow. and that there is somehow a Sun .in there and people are living inside the Earth starting at a young age I've had tons of paranormal things happened to me growing up I know that there are things that are going on but we cannot explain or we don't even see and that is something that I want to know more about

@clintlovewinds7525

7 ай бұрын

​@jeffbaker2740 I'm totally obsessed 😂 check out Mr Mythos underground civilization series.. very detailed investigations. You'll thank me later ✌️ 😊 Correction Edit: inner earth series by Mr Mythos

@NeuzaOnofrio

6 ай бұрын

The same here. But nobody believes as they “know” the sun is a ball of fire and it’s impossible to be inside of the earth. The sun is not hot and it’s inside the domo. So, there’s another same sun inside of the earth too. 🤷‍♀️

You are an Easter egg on KZread bro. I love the idea of massive underground worlds of lush environments and active climates. You really bring that to life and I found this video to be very relaxing. Please keep making these videos bro!! I love it

Wow that is really cool,the floor in there looked really smooth and clean,which is surprising thanks for sharing! Yes would love to her more stories!!!!

HI. I REALLY ENJOYED TAKING THIS TREK WITH YOU. SEEING PLACES I KNOW I WILL NEVER GO HELPS TO BRING MY LIFE FULL CIRCLE. MAY YOUR ANGEL ALWAYS BE ON YOUR SHOULDER.

@IronBallsMcNeese

2 жыл бұрын

I sincerely hope you do get to go to those places that you think you'll never go. Maybe you will! I'm sure I dont know your situation, but I sure do hope you get to go to some or all of the places you want to go. It only seems right.

thanks for sharing. The backstory really adds to the walk thru you did. I hope that anyone that follows in your (and those before you) footsteps take care not only of the land (this place) but also is wary of any wildlife that may be resting/drinking/cooling off in the caves/tunnels, etc. Looks like a good place to explore (and respect) next time I'm lost in Nevada :)

@periwinkleparis225

Жыл бұрын

Rattlesnakes would love it💜

@Howdyall

Жыл бұрын

I was expecting bats.

Yes!! Please share more stories! This was incredibly fascinating!

wouldnt it be grand if you could walk to the other end of the cave system and it opened up to another world ? A world full of fields, flowers, another civilization that was friendly ?

@carolynkeith8041

2 жыл бұрын

Purgotory

@jen7973

2 жыл бұрын

New Earth is coming.

@johnmudd6453

2 жыл бұрын

If you could all the Deadbeats would have got there before you and ruined it

@nickg3665

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnmudd6453 john, the term deadbeat is a banking term acknowledging an individual as someone who pays all of there debts on time every month thus not providing and interest to the bank. The BANK refers to this outstanding citizen as a dead beat. I know...your old school and no one ever told you. I gotchur back man...smarter every day.

@cw2gtc

2 жыл бұрын

A world with no marxists/socialists/communists.

Thanks for the journey. Another vote for more back stories on the caves. I have done caving when younger, and it's an amazing hobby. I've done commercial caves like Mammoth Cave, but the most enjoyable are the one's that aren't commercialized. You must have a competent guide to take you safely through the system. Good luck and keep the videos coming.

@jeremiahbridger6419

2 жыл бұрын

Where is this cave located? I'd like to explore it.

@Pandorasrue

4 ай бұрын

Omg. The caves to explore you can. If you follow the rules of the actual people that clearly can go to caves and what’s needed is free. Learning takes time but understanding chalk and pads lights spaces. Ropes will return you exactly where you started if you chalk the arrows through the way. Neon is amazing with UV flashlights that my sons also throw glow sticks to retrieve going out. Follow the rules that leave only footprints. Remove any personal junk used or consumed. That loose treasures falling as small beautiful minerals or crystals gems or metals displayed to have the piece naturally giving. No destruction tolerated. Take no part to graffiti or malicious actions to destroy or harm. You clearly have lights head or in places that small spaces is your personal responsibility for safety. My son 36 travels to now every state a few times. With my granddaughter who now is 15. To nationals parks to state by state trail or cliffs to dive off and to experience camping as tents Solar or propane batteries fans to portable air conditioners all under 100 but allow you to stop flop. No electric needed. That hotels are the stops for weather. Allowed breaks. You can explore anywhere with meetings people who enjoy tagging along or are doing that without paying for personal property views that huge caverns run through miles acres states. Go see the free places that are not on property rights. There’s treasure troves of books maps. Use then state wide.

@Pandorasrue

4 ай бұрын

Here read or watch one research Enslaved Tour Guide Stephen Bishop Made Mammoth Cave the Must-See Destination It Is Today In the 1830s and ‘40s, the pioneering spelunker mapped out many of the underground system’s most popular spots Joy Lanzendorfer February 6, 2019

Given how I'm unable to go out and explore myself, I appreciate these kinds of videos on occasion. Thanks for taking me on hour adventure.

Thank you so much for sharing your exploration & story with us. So awesome

Brave…my claustrophobia was triggered just watching! Thank you for being brave enough to explore for those of us that are curious and wouldn’t enter ourselves.

@lisapratt166

Жыл бұрын

Mine as well half through it had to skip to the end lol

I’m just really glad you made it out. I was getting worried for you. Good job! 👍

@garystein7883

2 жыл бұрын

Hi

@ian41241

2 жыл бұрын

Lol I'd be upset to go in by myself

@patremagilbert8787

2 жыл бұрын

True

It never ceases to amaze me how much native American legends remind me of the Legends my great grandmother used to tell me from Ireland especially concerning Fae folk and their realms.

@emma7933

Жыл бұрын

I think there must be something instinctive about caves seeing as how many folktales accross the world about them are similar. Maybe it's the fact we used to live in them, maybe it's the fact they are obviously a "portal" of some sort. You just know there's an academic slaving over them somewhere.

@brianbarley9711

Жыл бұрын

@@emma7933 I often think about all of the discoveries we've made in caves over the years. From cave paintings (especially the paintings of hands in red ochre, long forgotten hominids species, entire underground cities, the dead sea scrolls) it appears that they have lomg been sought out for shelters

I was at Carlsbad in 1964 and took the tour with my parents and brothers. It was quite the tour and they had a cafeteria at the lowest level were the severed sandwiches, chips and sodas and water.

@irmalujan1723

9 ай бұрын

Was that in New Mexico. The caverns are beautiful there. But kind of scary lol

Native stories are always fascinating… Thank you for the tour… Literally a cool place…

Imagine exploring deep inside that cave in the days before flashlights.

@LinaFedorova999

2 жыл бұрын

they had better, oil lamps.

@Nilla187og

2 жыл бұрын

@@LinaFedorova999 woykd create heat he could went way further

@Sweetdification

2 жыл бұрын

Turn Around Don't Drown 😄😆

@marksommers6764

2 жыл бұрын

Exploring the Kirlin method or possibly as Braille (as many navigate our roads today ).

@DNatraul

2 жыл бұрын

Fire was all always here

Thank you for taking us on this peaceful walk through one of earth’s many amazing places! ✌🏼❤️

Beautiful photos you did a great job on this video. I really loved it.

I'd have nightmares of not finding my way back out!

@Nilla187og

2 жыл бұрын

No u would

@jeffreyelliott622

2 жыл бұрын

No it looked to be only one way in and one way out or this guy would have stated more open paths but didn't mostly dead ends !!!! But I really wanted to see the end of the cave trail and see that wonderful lush land he was referring too probably more of our screwed up AMERICA at the other end !!!

@jeannettelovescreamingmama

2 жыл бұрын

Warnings come in dreams.stay out.believe your warning signs.

@IronBallsMcNeese

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. The whole time I was thinking of what kind of trail I could leave behind to find my way back to the entrance

@debbiesittard7979

2 жыл бұрын

Just what I was thinking as I’m watching this video!😂

Very neat ! Thank you! Yes we really would LOVE to hear more of your stories!! Thank for taking us to this cave ( which I would never want to go myself, but LOVE to see)!

Thank you for this incredible story! I love Watching any videos I can find about caves and under earth ancient civilizations!

That was a great story! I will now be checking out your other videos. Imagine living in there. Wow!

You're too brave to enter and went too far deep deep inside...so glad you were able to come back out there...!!!

@daibdamenace

3 ай бұрын

U skipped the entrance on purpose I seen the light be safe

Nope.... I feel my anxiety level rising. The thoughts of being trapped inside because of a collapse of even falling into a spot you can't get out of especially alone.... Nope fuck that. More power to you bro I'll be outside holding down the fort....

@ClaireBarn

2 жыл бұрын

Or nasty/scary animals popping up; insects dropping into the shirt. I couldn't do this

@hollisblinn7910

2 жыл бұрын

You and me both, Mike!

@lalopez1221

2 жыл бұрын

I'm right there with you Mike! I'm starting to have a panic attack just from watching! lol

@jamesbutler5995

2 жыл бұрын

You got that right Mike want catch me in no cave. Lol

@brianroberts5740

2 жыл бұрын

Not likely. A mine collapse, yep. A cave in. Nope. Most caves are millions of years old. Mines? A hundred maybe.

That’s one fun field trip with mesmerizing story! Love it and subscribing 👍

Thank you for your excursions. I have walked out of the trails where no one else had. 1960s and 1956 in Labrador Canada

I loved the story that goes with the cave. And how beautiful the cave is. It was almost like being there when I watched. Thank you for sharing this video.

I really enjoyed that explore especially the photos at the end which really brought out the colors. I too really liked that face carved into the rock. Definitely would enjoy hearing more stories. Thanks for posting.

Great video and story. I got claustrophobic watching you venture in that cave. Thanks for sharing.

Love the video man, I live in Northern Arizona between flagstaff and leupp, the deserts old,and holds so many secrets, out here in the volcanic hills there's tons of caves, and tons of story's of the things said to inhabit them. Keep up the good work, and be sure to keep some ash, cedar and tobacco with you for protection.

@RIchyRichard21

3 ай бұрын

Just curious what does the ash, cedar and tobacco do?

I had a friend in New Mexico that was doing some work on the R,R,, he and his buddy left camp after work and went exploring. They found a cave and explored it and found the skeleton remains of little people that were red headed. He was going to take me there someday but has crossed the river. Missed that one. Him and the cave. Great video! More stories, please.

@bioweapon3720

2 жыл бұрын

I saw what appeared to be a gigantic flying worm in the desert outside of Las Cruces New Mexico.craziest experience of my life

@brennangooge23

2 жыл бұрын

@@bioweapon3720 bro… that’s actually a common sign from people that have worms that have spread to the eye…. You may really be a bio weapon

@bioweapon3720

2 жыл бұрын

@@brennangooge23 There was other ppl with me.i know that sht sounds crazy but it really happened so tell your mom I said what's up

@neilyeaman7555

2 жыл бұрын

W H Ere m i

@latigomorgan

2 жыл бұрын

@@bioweapon3720 My uncle says he saw a pterodactyl flying out near Deming in December of last year.

I agree, I bet you there were full-blown stalactites in that cave a long time ago and people used to like to break them off for souvenirs. Many people had no regard for the way things actually looked in nature and just wanted to brag about where they had been. There are other caves like Mammoth Cave that I went into and the tour guide was saying how people came in and broke stuff off. This cave that you went to actually reminds me of Mammoth Cave which has very tight passages and such . And since it's a desert I would imagine it would take longer for these thing's to form because there's not as much water above unlike these other places that have a larger rainfall and the water compared to many other places that have a larger rainfall and the water percolates through the soil and so on and so forth. It was wisdom for you to not go all the way down in there by yourself anyway. People should always have someone with them when they do things like that in my opinion. That place would make me nervous, obviously the boulder you stepped on used to be attached and fell down. How in the world do you not get lost in there? And do you ever bring an oxygen meter when you go into places like that? Thank you for sharing!

Awesome story. I love things I heard like the dancers who could not look down or disaster will make you fall from the sky. Dance and don't look down. As they danced ,they raised up off the ground with each circle of the fire . Almost as far as he could hear, one of the dancers heard his Mother begging him to come back and he became a falling star. The rest danced with more energy and became the Pleaties constatation. Funny isnt it? There are more. I love listening to them. Nice video, spelunking is exploring the unknown. Always rewarding 🙂👍

This video was amazing. I watched the whole thing and enjoyed it thank you very much 🙏

That was great. Love to hear the Native underworld stories. Thank u

All the time I was thinking, "I hope he's dropping some breadcrumbs along the way". It kind of looked like there were several turns you made, and I was sure I'd have been lost! LOL Great cave though, thanks for taking us there!

Yes more stories please! That one was fascinating.

Thank you for this video. I enjoy caves, but am no longer able to explore them myself. Even though this video is "old", it's new to me and I enjoyed hearing its history as well.

This is incredible!! 👍 Loved this clip, hope you do more, and the storytelling is a must 👍👍🌱🖖

I loved the story and would love to hear more. This cave was very interesting. To begin it looked more like a mine with the rubble along the edges. Then it became obvious it was a cave.

Just love your videos! Since I have claustrophobia I can't enter those places. However I really do enjoy watching your adventures. Thank you

Thanks for this journey. Could I ask you to take a friend next time you go caving. As a caver myself, and having been badly injured in a cave fall, I am always reminded of an interesting metric we use in Australia to the effect: for every 100 metres you are in a remote cave you can expect about 10 hours (minimum) to wait for rescue should something go wrong. Keep having adventures and stay safe. 👍👍....I just realised, this is a signature cave. Still, take care, and keep doing this stuff.

@aliciamarie9704

Ай бұрын

It looks very safe. I’d be more afraid of hitting my head. Wonder if he wore a helmet? I love caving, but doing any cave walking terrifies me! Especially, around sharp turns! Are you recovered from your injury? I’ll never be able to forget this advice now & will likely spread it.

Very interesting. I went through a section of Mammoth Cave, It and it was so cool. Amazing. Yes, more stories of Native Caves and their history. 😊

Man, I admire your courage to climb alone in a cave, mine or any whole in the desert.For me as the ordiance it's amazing to see, but please take care and take no unnessesary risks only for good pictures.Greatings from a German fan. 👍🇺🇸🇩🇪

Very cool!! 👍 Thank you for sharing! ❤️

Tanks for taking us along with you!

It's a beautiful cave. Unfortunately too many people wrote on those cave walls.

@karma4729

2 жыл бұрын

Don’t understand why ppl do that. Its forever changed this beautiful cave. It should b a crime to do that to nature.

@jessicathompson236

2 жыл бұрын

@@karma4729, "to be part of history" is their excuse.... Realistically it destroys the history that was drawn on those walls thousands of years ago. (Much of which is still visible, but just barely) It doesn't add to it....

@chrisallan4631

2 жыл бұрын

It's really a beautiful cave

@carolinenjoroge9092

Жыл бұрын

Good thing they did to let us know that its been explored before

@jessicathompson236

Жыл бұрын

@@carolinenjoroge9092 , The fact that it was explored should be obvious

I'm up for more of these stories!

Thanks for the adventure. I really enjoyed it. 👍😊😎

Beautiful ❤️ Your sharing of ancient native beliefs is a wonderful and needed respect for the forefathers and foremothers and sisters are brothers of the ancient days of creation.

Love your story today thank you 😊

Would love to see the other side of this tunnel to see if there really is another world at the end, now that would be an amazing video.

@digitalpunk5365

2 жыл бұрын

The other side of this cave is where will smith experimented on innocent zombies.

@bubblelimetimer7466

2 жыл бұрын

that if i aaw would be a geeat experience

@D.N.GlobalConsulting

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah me 2 I'm curious.

@lostpony4885

2 жыл бұрын

It goes to Land Before Time with pterodons n king kong n such

@roberthouston6562

2 жыл бұрын

@@lostpony4885 and the dreaded slestack.

I prayed for u. I thought u might get lost. I thanked God that u made it out!!! Bless ur heart!

Thank you !! Your very brave to go by yourself . 💕🏄‍♂️💕🏄‍♂️

Ok, I had a dream last night that I went into a cave and slid into inner earth or maybe another dimension that was exactly like you described. I didn’t tell anyone about that dream I awoke to yet your video was on my timeline. I’m so freaked out now.

@IronBallsMcNeese

2 жыл бұрын

Wow. That is amazing. Had you been thinking about inner Earth recently, or watched a documentary or something about it? Just curious..

@johnmudd6453

2 жыл бұрын

You told the world now

@garystein7883

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Tracey.

The town I live in, when me and my friends were all teenagers we noticed that 2 of my friends houses had these tunnels blocked by boards ...so we thought maybe they were attached because they're parents had the same landlord...lol. anyways we took the boards off one of em and we sent the smallest of us threw with a flashlight and he said it came to a literal intersection/ 4 way and before he started down one he swears to this day a little greenish man fake charged him than took off!! I remember him crying and shaking telling us back then! I 100% believe him! When he retells it he says he hates to use the word leprechaun cus it sounds silly but that's what it looked like but really dirty with bigger almond shaped eyes. Your story reminded me of it and thought I'd share.

@NanaAmySpectreSeeker1111

4 ай бұрын

Great story!!! And I totally believe you! ❤

Very interesting story, please tell more. Thank you for sharing.

one of my favorite things about this are the dates that people wrote on the cave walls

This is such an interesting story, and to be able to see the caves is incredible. I certainly would love to see more. I find Nevada fascinating in so many ways.

@gioaxe4538

2 жыл бұрын

Aliens state

Thank you brother. I enjoy spelunking stories.

More explore and stories PLEASE fascinating !!!!!!

Thank you! Very cool journey! More please!

Pretty scary! I would not want to enter by myself!

I love to explore. Have went thru every cave I could find in the short time I lived in central Oregon as we as back home in Northern, Arizona. I find the stories behind them to be amazing.

Yes please more stories 🙏

Thanks buddy I'm from and in KY where we have alot of caves I always loved going in but never actually got into spelunking seriously etc....now I'm 57 yrs old and disabled so I've got the time but not the ability lol 😆 life's a surprise at times we know not what our future holds so thanks for sharing and keep at it while God allows you to be able to God bless and amen

Oh please do more of these types of stories.👍 I eat up mythological stories with a visual aid. 😊 Residing in Nevada myself I would love to learn the local stories and legends. I've always found it fascinating. Keep up the great videos!♥️👍

I loved it! Alot of the rock, in that cave,looked like all different faces. I don't know if you realized it at all,because you didn't mention it. Thank you very much,for the tour😊👍😉

Yes - more stories like this, please 😀❤️

Thank you for posting

Yes! More stories please! I'm subscribing simply with the expectation of more Native inner earth stories. Please don't let me down. 😉

So scary, I can feel the claustrophobia too dark and dangerous you might find some fossils & skeletons along the way.. god bless

I was just glad when you came out!!!!

This was very cool. Brought back fond memories as a kid exploring caves with my Dad & Brother. Thank you for sharing your time talent in channel/content. 💯👌✨️

Yes please..!! More of the native American stories...!!

@ABplusOriginal

2 жыл бұрын

"American Indian" ☝🏿🤞🏿✊🏿 All non aboriginal people born here after colonization (holocaust) are considered "Native American" I know because I'm a direct descendant of those ppl who passed it down to me.

@aquiles2375

2 жыл бұрын

@@ABplusOriginal Why would they be American Indian , this is not India ?

@ABplusOriginal

2 жыл бұрын

@@aquiles2375Well since your ignorance is enabling you to do research on your own instead of following what's being said I correctly assume you're not of Aboriginal decent so let me help you out, go to the etymology dictionary online look up the true definition of "Indian" then come back and tell me what you read......Hawah ✊🏿🦅✊🏿

@drmoon5399

2 жыл бұрын

No one cares what race you are bro. You're not above anyone

@ronniecarson8756

2 жыл бұрын

I often wonder why any race feels threatened by a "Native American." Most were wiped out by diseases brought to them. Only a small percentage were killed by new settlers. The cleansing continues with covid. That's how so called"Native Americans" perished to begin with causality of diseases.

Always been interested in underworld stories always looking for more thanks for taking the time

@alexanderrosales7675

11 ай бұрын

Vril: The power of the coming race

Loved that little tour.

Is literally no one going to mention the fresh wet hand print on the rock wall @ exactly 2:00?!

Hello. My first time adventuring off on KZread. Something caught my eyes, a cave. So, I had to click on the video, your voice and telling stories of way back. Now, you got my interest. I would love to hear more or watch you explore and tell the unique stories... 💯💙🌺

Thanks for letting us explore with you. Would love to see a group with good lighting follow this cave to where it leads. It looks like it may go pretty far.

@Mbruno1033

2 жыл бұрын

i want to join a group too. can i stay in touch with you. i intend to use my resources as i age to explore these areas . maybe find a world where i can live longer and never come back to the surface lol. not a joke either

@kelebmighty7793

Жыл бұрын

@@Mbruno1033 Hey MB how do I connect with you?

@mtonka7115

Жыл бұрын

I'd love to join a group like that

@carlosgonzales3352

Жыл бұрын

I love to join a group like that! I love to see what hidden secrets this world has to offer

@dannywayne311

Жыл бұрын

@@Mbruno1033any news on surface worlds being obsolete and there being better places under the crust?

Wowww so brave ! Thank you for sharing !

Thanks for taking us with you. Was awesome.

Absolutely more of these stories. Good stuff.

@lisascott1386

2 жыл бұрын

Enjoyed this one. Would love more stories please

@Nilla187og

2 жыл бұрын

@@lisascott1386 take someone u get alot further and not be so bad

Thanks for posting! Pretty cool to be laying in bed at 5am while watching a journey of a cave. Really enjoyed!

@debleser7837

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly the same thing I'm doing, 5:30am,can't sleep.interesting stuff.

Amazing. Thanks for sharing

Would Love to hear more. And that was a really cool cave, Thankyou!!

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! STORIES ARE GREAT AND THE CAVE WAS WONDERFUL ESPECIALLY THE VIDEO AT THE END.

@mikewhite9818

2 жыл бұрын

All caps lowers the quality of your post.

Wow a very cool back history to this cave and the cave itself looks spectacular. I would love to hear your underworld stories and if you can find any of the entrances that would be seriously awesome content. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💖

Imagine going in there in 1952 with the equipment available at the time! I was born in 1957 and trust me, flashlights sucked and lanterns were smoky and would need to be cleaned every so often to make them work properly after a few hours of use!

Awesome video! I'm too claustrophobic to ever do that myself, so videos like your's are as close as I get to exploring caves...so thank you! I have a question, though: how in the world were you not afraid you wouldn't be able to find your way back out?? How DID you find your way out? There were so many twists and turns! I'm glad you got out safely.

@solarcutgems

Жыл бұрын

As someone who sometimes explores caves, I also have these same questions. Lol

@sammythompson3694

Жыл бұрын

He followed the track of footprints in the mud floor.

@williamboehme684

Жыл бұрын

EXACTLY !!! OR THE LIGHT GOES OFF? OR ONE OF THOSE LARGE BOULDERS COME DOWN, BLOCKING THE TRAIL? QUESTION #1: DID ANYBODY ELSE SEE WHAT LOOKS LIKE A ?MANS? FACE, WITH A LARGE NOSE, CARVED INTO THE ROCK ON THE RIGHT SIDE ELEVATED, EXACTLY AT THE 4:37 TIME INDICATED? #2: AT THE TIME INDICATED 8:40 THERE IS AN OBJECT [?SIGN ON A POST DRIVEN INTO FLOOR?] CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN WHAT THAT WAS? GOOD LUCK, I WOULD HAVE LEFT A TRAIL OF RED/YELLOW PIECES OF TAPE ALONG THE WAY IN, AND PICK THEM UP ON WAY OUT, AND HAD AT LEAST 2 SPARE LIGHTS, AND MAYBE A .22 [PISTOL] ??

I hope you let someone know where exactly you go when you do these, for when you don't come back. You shouldn't go alone.

@berniecom728

2 жыл бұрын

Agree

@boogiethekingtm5413

2 жыл бұрын

@@berniecom728 agreed

@beverlykennedy126

2 жыл бұрын

In agreement!

@uniquesoundsforsleeprelaxa8538

2 жыл бұрын

Agree

@gepettataylor3424

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly

Hey sonny Jim , would love to hear some them stories around a campfire....and would like to know this one too ....look like up by Osceola ....thanks and keep'em coming

@chrisackerley1842

2 жыл бұрын

Jeff - I know of such a story, about a monster who lived in a cave, who had the face of a pig and the body of a woman, and who would come out of the cave periodically to eat one or more of the local villiagers. This story was told to a Spanish army officer who accompanied Padre Kino on his explorations of Southern Arizona in the 1690's. The Army officer recorded the story in his journal, which was translated in the 1930's by an amateur archeologist from Tucson. The translated Journal was published in the 1950's in a limited edition of 1500 copies. I know the cave is real, because I met a Professor Emeritues of Anthropology at U of A in the 1980's who had visited the place. I did my research and located the place. It is located in Mexico, around two miles below the border, on the Tohono reservation. The most interesting part of the story is the local villiagers killed the monster by building a fire at the mouth of the cave. The Professor Emeritus told me he found scorch marks on the rock at the mouth of the cave. If you are interested, either you or Jim can contact me and I will provide coordinates.

@Askjeffwilliams

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrisackerley1842 thats great would love to get them cords....

@DesertTrailsExplored

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty close of Osceola. It is between Pioche and Ely. Similar type of geology.

@Nilla187og

2 жыл бұрын

@@DesertTrailsExplored im6ft2 might be a king down there lol

@Whiteboytripping

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrisackerley1842 I think I dated her once. Coors can make even the most awkward stuff ok.

Thank you very much for this nice video. About three years before a watched another guy on YT exploring abandoned mines underneath the Area 51, it was very scary, but I love that kind of stuff. An I would like very much if you tell some more underworld stories from Amican Natives. Videos about American Natives, in interviews or so are also very interesting in my opinion. All thumbs up and you have got my abo. Very nice greetings from North-Western-Germany (Bremen).

@brickdinero5468

Жыл бұрын

I need links or names please