Women, we need your voices to rise more than ever now. All over the world. Rise strong and full of grace like the Eagle. We need you. We need your wisdom, your deep love, your feirce compassion, your incredible courage, your quiet, profound strength, the beauty of your wild spirit, your way of harmony. My sisters and mother's, grandmother's and daughters, I pray for you to rise. 🌺🌲🙏🌲🌺

@HollywoodStalksMe

2 жыл бұрын

🔥✨💖🙌

@kimimilawacipiwinyan848

2 жыл бұрын

Dear Relatives What A Wonderful Way To Return To Honour To Our Women! Pilamaye Tanski ❤

@haleyguthrie3113

2 жыл бұрын

Many native cultures in general saw women in a different way then majority of the world. "Life givers" are just as important or more important. Especially in my band of tribes in the PNW. Women carried us, wealth followed our women, after bonds (marriage) the man went to her clan, she could leave him for being unfit, she retained all wealth and lodges, a 4th trimester in life is for the father to assume ALL infant responsibilities except nursing for 2 to 3 months. Skin to skin contact in a sling worn by dad, it's bonding time, searching for the correct name. Although many tribes could change their names if seen fit by actions or recognition. In general, NO ONE could speak for anyone else, to include husband's and fathers. But some tribes did steal women and children. Not majority but some. Eventually they were given freedom though. Which is why many white people recovered by the US want to return. Could be stalkholm syndrome. Not sure. But we have voices. Men stand beside us, not behind nor in front. Many were stoic and bowed to Noone, we generally never avert our eyes. When being introduced, we state who we are, where we came from, our fathers name and tribe, and our mothers name and tribe. The issue in our particular situation in the PNW with MMIW is to seek help. Many in Law enforcement and us, are bound to our treaties and interpretation is different. We are sovereign, local police can not do much for anyone or anything on our lands. If a man assaults us off rez it's fine. But missing or murdered? Our severely underfunded rez police (if we have one) can't even force an interview of suspects off rez for investigating. Then...where do we hold them?? Feds are suppose to do more but they are not equipped enough to take every case. They, themselves complain about it. As does local officers. That's the problem. There are only 2,300 or so of my tribe left. We are dying. We are disappearing, even with our men...there simply wasn't enough to be heard. I was one of THREE kids in our clan to NOT be sexually abused. Only 3. It's not race, its laws and treaties. Our own people are victimizing us just as much as any race. It's not race. And we need your help or we will die. We will decay. Chief Seattle spoke of this time.

@Hope7468

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for this wonderful women my my soul my mind is lost this has tuch me thank you....i love native Americans Coulter and music and lovely people God blessed you all .....im full mexican but raise in California my hole life and i hade always fallow you music your Coulter i just lovet the dances the clotheing just amazzzd

@kariwardlow4009

Жыл бұрын

May I Please use your words as I call out for assistance, in June of this year I was "tagged for taking" and I was refused help by both 911 & non- emergency dispatch in Montana state off I-90. The men had 3 Natives captive already. I'm sure crooked police are involved. I'M READY TO FIGHT THIS WAR 💪 My brother was takin in 1988, he was 8 yrs old... so I know the horror of not knowing where your loved one is... ever again - for my dad - NEVER AGAIN!!! I'M READY TO WIN TERRIFYING BATTLES, I'M NOT AFRAID ANYMORE. I'M ALSO A DV SURVIVOR... RAPE SURVIVOR... AND I'VE SOBERED UP... I'M A WARRIOR NOW 😉 ☻️🫀🤺 NO MORE MMIP 😁

What an inspiring young woman. Good to see indigenous Life-givers taking back their ancestral power and respect.

@paulhubbell7104

3 жыл бұрын

Beautiful yet Powerful at the same time... Mad RESPECT 4all woman warriors love them all

@micmaspirit2530

3 жыл бұрын

✊strength in women.Beautiful ❤

That voice gave my heart strength. Even in the face of the threat of destruction, even with loss, somehow it lifts the spirit to continue again. It cleanses. What an incredible power.🙏

It's incredible how much power and feeling can come from vocables. I'm indigenous from Mesopotamia (Iraq/Turkey), and I feel so much strength from this beautiful young woman. I hope to see more indigenous people rise up in future generations. Unfortunately, the supposedly civilized people were too ignorant to understand the value of protecting ancient heritage, and now we have to fight extra hard to exist.

It's amazing how instantly I begin to cry when I hear indigenous people's songs/chants & drums. It's like something inside of me feels as if l am a part of these people and that is amazing to me when I read these comments and see that I am not the only one. By the way l am full blooded AZOREAN PORTUGUES and in my family l am the 1ST generation born in American. My parents came here from The Azores Islands The Island Of Terciera To Be Exact, They Came Here For A Better Opportunity To Find Work. So l Have No Native American Of Any Kind In My Blood So Other Than Beauty l Don't Know How or Why This Happens When I Hear This BUT I Love It Because It Clenses Me And Makes Me Feel Renewed And Uplifting.

@Nuverselive

5 күн бұрын

As have many lifetimes as many cultures. It can be a past life connection where u sat and sang these songs ✨

My mom is in the I.C.U. I’m praying 🙏 to the Creator for her recovery ❤️‍🩹 She is a Ojibwe Métis warrior. As for the MMIWG you shall rise up ! No more stolen sisters ❤

@RiverVoicesfilms

4 ай бұрын

prayers for you mom's recovery!

@jaystewart9989

4 ай бұрын

Thank you 🙏

I could not stop crying to hear about these tragic events happening to such beautiful people you who commit these crimes are not men but cowards so much for human decentsy I wish to say I love all American natives you are precious to this world thank you for your culture

Did this make anyone else cry? I'm literally in tears right now.

@carmenzajac9387

Жыл бұрын

Oh my goodness yes, in Fall the tears are running down my Face 😢 Thank you Beautiful Lady 😍

A beautiful song and it made me cry, I was almost kidnapped and I lost a friend she was murdered, we were the same age.

@RiverVoicesfilms

3 жыл бұрын

so many... it's unfathomable

I love hearing the music of other cultures. Whether it's this, throat-singing, yodeling, or whatever it is, It's beautiful and captivating!

She continues to inspire me to this day. A huge heart and a big voice, she really is an amazing women. ❤️

Thank you from the Dineh Tribe. Many sisters have perished and 6 out of 10 indigenous women are victime of rape, kidnap and abuse. Your beautiful, wonderful and give life to our people, protect yourselves. Support one another and know you have a fellow sister out there. Reach OUT and WATCH YOUR back Shideezhi's 🙏 Ayoo Ánííníshní Shideezhi's ❤❤❤❤

@RiverVoicesfilms

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely horrible... I pray for justice and a better world for the generations to come

@nathanmartins9298

2 жыл бұрын

As a Narragansett Native. Thank you for your spirit and your voice ❤

Sad to see not many people. But for other races/ethnicities crowds on top of crowds. I stand with you cousin✊🏽

My DEEPEST RESPECT for the young woman as the real owner & spiritual protector & healer of the land. Thank you

Beautiful.Her voice just floats. So powerful.

Thank you, I am a dying old white woman but we have many things in common. We are all warriors!

@OlethaWilson-qh9kr

22 күн бұрын

Hello. I am also named Jane. I am the granddaughter to Cherokee Nation William Ross. Chief John Ross is our Trail of Tears Chief from Civil War times. I love my heritage as well I am half English descent and my great Aunt Mary Jane Ross ,N,A,S,A first female Engineer to Space Science. My family along my mother's side who was also named Mary Jane Ross has since passed but Always I remember her sweetness and loving arms as I left my home and tribe at age three. I have learned so much in life but most of all the remembrance that the Lord is our strength in times of sorrow and weakness. He is a mighty powerful giver to the universal energy and to mother earth . We always keep our faith of the mustard seed to remember where we come from and the purpose of our own individual lives brings honor , praise and glory to the one true God of our Universe. Not ever to be replaced or confused with any other God's. I have lived long and pray to live even longer most of all to see my family with my own children. I love so much but unfortunate to have met those within the world to be cold. Destructive of women and to that of our children that God protects with his own life . Peace be with you and enjoy the songs of the spirit for we will all go before God one day to speak of our times unto this earth. He is our judge and rightfully so. No doubts to be in our minds and no rights to ever question his love or concern for us. Let any man who does to seek the harm of others and to harm this great earth we all know to be God's Paradise. One day Will be restored to him and to us all. A learning lesson so many victims have fought and died for not even deserving of any harm. Cruelty or evil revenge. For it is the hate crimes and jealous envy of others own wickedness that only God is accordingly and rightfully going to judge. Us all. We are all sinners. True. There are so many worse of than those who have lost there lives. Let no man put us under to be the women who bring life to this world. God will honor and bless. Jesus saves.

Yes! Revival of Sacred and Divine Feminine Energies 🧚😇🙏🏽💜

This is so incredibly important to our culture 🪶🪶🪶❤️❤️ uniting as one woman for all of our sisters lost, abused, abandoned unappreciated ❤️❤️❤️❤️✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊

I had the honor of this great and honorable singning live in Sweden by the Lakota tribe. I learned so much. I am so humbled.

My heartfelt gratitude for sharing your beautiful songs and music. Please teach us white guys how to live in peace with each other and with Mother Earth.

Im listening to this in 2021 and all I think: We've lost too many!!

Wow! Hearing her voice and singing just gave me chills big time! So Beautiful! Much love and respect 🤜🏼🤛🏼 from a proud Apache Mescalero

@guinethe

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you from one who has grown up told she was Mescalero. I am still trying to trace my line.

I am Egyptian, Native. Irish, Italian. 💗 One love 💘

I think i've watched this video 10 times. This is so beautiful. Thank you.

my sister my grandma used to sing that song when we were young 😁

This was so beautiful and touching amazing voice

When people gathered together without fear of one another to fight for a cause. This is why they've masked us and divided us...

@dtcdtc8328

2 жыл бұрын

Yup. It's also why Media spend most time on race, creating racial divide. When I travel throughout my State ( Delaware) I encounter good people who are not full of hate , as the Media would lead us to believe. Something else I don't encounter is a biden Voter 👀

As a tongan and fijian , I'm happy culture is still alive

I'm so Proud 2 be Native American! 👆 Nation 👆 Tribe! 🙂💜💜💜👆✌️☀️☀️☀️

TaKaiya still fighting for Mother Earth with her beautiful voice and wild spirit. Helesklydeyesta

Wow. You ever cry such tears they must fall for eternity. God. Thank you.

@0ErikaAir0

4 ай бұрын

Music is my only voice. I have a channel full of music to share with you all. Come sing with ME?? I beg you too.

Hermosoooo!!! Que bien que los jóvenes nativos americanos sigan las costumbres de sus ancestros.👍

It's Memorial Day 2022. This video was brought to my attention, how and why, I do not know. But as the tears roll down my cheeks, I now give a memorial to my indigenous sisters and my indendenous ancestors. I remember too now. May Peace Be With You all and Thank you for reading this comment.

She amazing voice

Everyone one in that room is blessed

This is intrinsically good 😍

I shed a whole tear this is insane.. 💯❤️🔥

Dear Relatives What The World Has Needed For Healing! STRONG FAMILY STRONG TRADITIONS STRONG VISIONARIES MOST PRECIOUS STRONG STANDING YOUNG WOMEN! I Honor You Young Lady Your Tiosipye is so Proud! Us Too! Much Love From the Susquehanna River ❤

I love how her face softens when the others join in 💜

Passamaquoddy an Mik'Maq!! Different languages but my soul felt it, so powerful. Im crying!! Keep singing girl an spread our knowledge.

@purpleheart5568

Жыл бұрын

Mi’kmaq.

Omg, I know very about my tribe bc my grandmother would not speak about this. You are amazing & thankyou!

That was beautiful, I admire your strength and courage. I’ve always wanted to learn how to sing native songs but have never known where to find that knowledge. I was well into high school before I got to know my heritage and actually be proud of it. There’s something so soothing about the indigenous songs. Thank-you for sharing your voice.

Wow so beautiful. I felt that in my soul 🥹

We 😍 you t- kiya

She sang very well warrior women are the mother eath it is in there heart for peace and good fath nobody in there heart should pick on any women if you respect these women they would respect you

❤️made me cry...❤️🦅🌹

This is beautiful Great spirit is Amazing

Absolutely beautiful, I wish this young gal could make me a CD, she was a beautiful talented young, fabulous!!! Gary Bailey rGod of Thunder and Lightning ⚡🌩️⚡🌩️

Beautiful singing and words. Remember to acknowledge the song and where it comes from. Lil'wat Elder Martina Pierre

@derrickbarney8731

2 жыл бұрын

nsnúkwa7 kw Saw̓t!

Rest in Peace Michelle K, she was lowered to this beautiful song ...

Beautiful!!!

Wowww!!! What beautiful voice!

It's not just women it humanity

I love this song!

Absolutely beautiful!! Growing up I was told I had Cherokee, and just recently found out we may have Comanche. I have always loved this culture. Even though I’m mostly European, i know the women of Europe have had the some of the same issues. And today more and more women and children are in human trafficking rings. Us women no matter our colors should stick together and continue to fight this terrible tragedy.

@sophiabozeman357

3 жыл бұрын

I’m only 2% Native American but I’m glad to know that I have thousands of native ancestors.

@miyounova

2 жыл бұрын

you don't "have" a culture.

I sang this in my nation for Christmas every year

Your song and voice brought me the healing I didn't even know I needed .thank you ❤

Ahéhee Thank you for sharing. We must get the word out about the horrific loss of so many first nations women. 💙

So much love!!!! Thank you!! Wonderful.

I am from India my eyes well up everytime i hear native american sounds there has to be some ethnic connection

@ricky15494

2 жыл бұрын

There probably is a connection going right back..us Maori Polynesians have a connection with the Asian race of Taiwan going back centuries.

@iswearimofage

2 жыл бұрын

@@ricky15494 at least centuries, new footprints show that ancient cultures were in the Americas before the migration through the frozen North. Which means people probably sailed across the Pacific millennia ago

@breezeanonymous6034

2 жыл бұрын

There is no connection at all.

@hi5_centipedes874

2 жыл бұрын

The soul is not bound by mans imaginary borders, politics, religion or language. We are all connected. Music is truly a universal language. The language of the soul.

@SmashinAdams

Жыл бұрын

We're both of Nahua/Nahuatlaca & Moundbuilder stock.

Beautiful! You are so powerful

Very nice and thank you for sharing this with us, God bless you!

This has just made me cry.. xx

Only 5 notes in and I'm teary eyed, that was amazing ❤

2:30 !!!! AMAZING!!!!!!!

Just so beautiful and uplifting. Thank you so very much. You're a brave young warrior woman!!! Keep this up for the younger, please. Thank you.

You sing from the heart and beautiful. I hope people now see what is going on l didnt know about this until yesterday.

Thank You - this is very moving, and very beautiful singing by Ta'Kaiya Blaney.

We need more of this. You are so beautiful 💗

I Love You 💛 Thank You 🙏🏽

Blessings cousin!

that was so beautiful

Ta’kaiya is my auntie tari’s niece!

Beautiful voice! ❤❤

Amazing voice 💖

2:19 for the beginning of the singing if you want to loop it to learn like me ☺️✨

Beautiful voice

That was beautiful

Beautiful, powerful, strong. ❣️❣️❣️

Beautiful voice. Love the first nation's music. It's so haunting.

Hello lovely woman it is always great to see my people ❤️ 💕 ♥️ 😀 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤have a blessed year 😍 👌 👍

So beautiful. Singing this song I feel like I've always known it.

right on!

Beautiful

Powerfully Profound... eternally grateful for the opportunity to participate. WeR 1 ✨🎶💫🌟

Beautiful voice and I'm so Proud of Seventh Generation of all Natives indigenous women the Tribes of North America, and all indigenous Tribes for the entire Continent ❤

@Bellasie1

8 ай бұрын

It’s horrific. Just discovered that reading the comments. Why isn’t it a major concern in the mainstream?

Beautiful ❤😇

Beautyfull voice and songs rejoice young Ladys leftup the lord likean Eagle

Love you sisters♥️

Breaks my heart to think of all our sisters spiritual strength

Beautiful culture. 💪🏼🖤

MVTO, I enjoyed your message.

There will never be a time American Indians will ever sing a happy song.😢❤ ❤ ❤🤙

Still listening 👂

Beautiful my sister

Adore

honor and respect

Always walk in beauty 💖❤

Lovely voice

Beautiful ❤️🥰🥰🌷🌷🤩🤩🌷🦅🌷🦅🌷❤️🦅