As a Cherokee, I am very fortunate to have lived with the great Navajo people on the reservation near Page, Arizona in the early 1970s. 😎

I saw my Dad pass into white light,my sister said goodbye from the other side-3 months after she passed.

Greif is a period of transition that we all go through, we never forget our ancestors and forebears.

@brooksequine7621

3 жыл бұрын

But SOME DO forget us ON PURPOSE . This is debilitating to the recipient of this wretchedness from " family " as MINE brought me back " into the fold " in order destroy me in my weakened state after my husband's death . I was crookedly declared predeceased to my mother's death in order to steal my inheritance & the abject harm that came to me psychically was devastating . I opted to take my own life but my husband who had passed, came to me to stop me

This should be taught in every school the way of thinking and living like Navajos. Thank you Wally for teaching what your people were taught.

@Greatlakes-z9s

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. I am a teacher of little ones. It is my goal to translate and give this wisdom into their hearts.

@muthrfuqrjonz3530

3 жыл бұрын

It’s all here say at this point unless it’s written language as the summarians and Annunaki and many other ancients there will always be variations and embellishments. Put simply American Indians are nothing more than Asians , Chinese Mongolian decent , end of subject !!! The first , oldest people were Giants , red haired 7 -8 foot tall Giants. Caucasoid’s from ancient China 🇨🇳. So put that in your pipe and smoke it . The Navajo were a very lowly clan or mostly desert dwellers living a very meager existence. There were many great Indian tribes but the Navajo weren’t one of them.

@muthrfuqrjonz3530

3 жыл бұрын

Sarah You are the problem with America’s educational system. You haven’t one yourself so as to teaching others it is rather moot.

@snowbird7254

3 жыл бұрын

@@muthrfuqrjonz3530 you need a chill pill ? ' __ '

@willnot5687

3 жыл бұрын

Instead we get critical racist theory

I have a tremendous respect in my heart for this Elder's teaching. I am a Black man

@sharkymoon422

2 жыл бұрын

Hope you’re a lot more than a black man when you’re journey ends

@GypsyPhilosopherLife

2 жыл бұрын

I Respectfully Disagree Brother. You Are A Man of The HUMAN RACE That Creates Depth, Beauty, Diversity & Strength.

@GypsyPhilosopherLife

2 жыл бұрын

& I Have Tremendous Respect For You. 🤣 Imagine being white & Native American 🤣‼️ That Will Fuk With Your Head. 😂

@rickysaucedo5002

Жыл бұрын

All beautiful peoples were effected and infected by Europe. You valid brother

@Wop-a-hoe

11 ай бұрын

Many of us half breeds but who cares? I love all PEOPLE! Being a half breed is the best and worst of both worlds. I was treated ugly by only a handful of kids. That never means hate the whole race. Ignorant people are raised by ignorant people. They know not what they do.

I love when he says, "and that is what we were told."

Yeah my mom just passed recently and it’s been so hard. She was a big part of my life, a big part of who I am. And now that she’s gone, I’ve been kind of lost. I’ve been told that she became apart of the Diyin Dine’e again and shes watching over us, happy with everyone else who left us. They keep telling me not to mourn and cry and miss her so much, as that will cause her restlessness and bring her spirit back. I’m sorry mom, I’m trying to be strong I really am. I’m just having a hard time right now. But deep down I know that I’ll eventually see her again one day, maybe in 50, 60 years, like you said. And for now I just have to live as best and happy as I can. To make the most of this precious life she gave me. Thank you for this video, it’s nice to hear some reassurance. 🙏🏼

@Toci333

4 жыл бұрын

I feel your pain. The pain of losing my brother, who was more like my father than my father was, doesn't go away. I do my best to tell my heart he wants me to laugh. He had the biggest loudest contagious laugh of anyone I know! And Everytime he had a joke for you every time. And so when I find myself crying ( and it's been years ) I remember his laugh. And I remember one of his dumb jokes and I laugh too. Creator has allowed us to communicate but only a couple times and made it clear that it's ok. Our energy never dies and Love knows no time or space. But only allowed us to communicate a couple times because it's too easy to expect it. Now I treasure those moments. I still talk out loud to him but no answers any more. Instead memories of the lessons he did teach me. I have become stronger and I don't cry as often but it's been a big effort on my part. He has told me it's not my time to leave this Earth yet I am still needed and that I have a right to Laugh. Almost a responsibility to be happy. We will be together again on the other side. I am proud that you are trying dear one. Your mom walks with you just remember to laugh for her that's the peace they need to see on the other side. I wish you an amazing life filled with happiness dear one. 🙏🏼🌅💙🌊💫🐬🐦✨

@cheese3416

4 жыл бұрын

Reframe it as being honored that you got to be there with them

@rinr7052

4 жыл бұрын

Mia Z thank you 🙏🏼

@gamerjaqi7873

3 жыл бұрын

I lost my mom when i was 18 im 41 now and have lived longer than she ever did. It gets easier i promise. She will find ways to comfort you when you need it most. A dream, a feeling, sometimes just a familiar scent. Hugs to you.

@mirzamay

3 жыл бұрын

I understand your feelings as well. If we had stronger spiritual eyes than physical eyes we would automatically know that when we pass we are still here we've just changed forms somewhat and locations like moving to a different town, but are still interacting and communicating. I hope we as humans gain this talent of sight in a much stronger way. Also if your mother left you than you can be fairly confident that she knew in her soul that you were up for this task. She formed you into the sensitive and strong person that you are and the pain you experience now will be part of your becoming the greatness she knew you could be. Take up that mantle and have faith that she is indeed with you still and that you have the power and potential to become greater than you ever imagined within yourself and you will form into something magnificent and she will be so happy and proud of you in the end.

As a Cherokee I I Respect and appreciate the traditions of the Great Navajo. We cry and grieve for ourselves, it's natural. But the are no longer suffering. It is a lesson we all MUST learn from and find comfort in knowing we will see them again. Blessings Wise Man for sharing your Wisdom!! 🙏

@blancaluzmoremo4570

Жыл бұрын

Correcto...Maestro🌈🙌🌈♥️

@jeromezwart9394

Жыл бұрын

Yes brother you will all tribe's who aren't evil will re unite in the next world.

All my family members died last year & I'm a caregiver so have also lost 3 clients this year. Thank u for your words of wisdom 💕🙏

@indigosky832

3 жыл бұрын

Hello my friend ...I'm so sorry for all of your losses I can't imagine so much pain all at once, because just losing 1 family member or loved one is difficult and painful enough! I'm sending you love, light and healing energy. May you find the strength to heal and find inner peace in your soul. Namaste

@tracyjusttracy8899

3 жыл бұрын

Bless your heart !💔 I'm so sorry for all you have gone through. Don't ever feel alone in this world..there are many people that feel alone but we are ALL connected in ways you can't even see.

@pash9956

3 жыл бұрын

In my life there were clusters of deaths. God seemed merciful that way. Grief is a deep place. You are held there for awhile, but not forever.

Thank you for this deep wisdom.

@TILEROB

3 жыл бұрын

Right

Wally you are the wisest man I have had the pleasure of listening to. I hope you live forever. Pease to you and to all the Navajo peoples.

Thank you. Here is a story that supports what you say. I was very close to my Father who died in 2005. I have 3 grandchildren total - ages 8,7,5 - to my 1 son and 1 daughter. Two years ago my daughter gave me a necklace with the first initial of each grandchild on a golden leaf. Months later I put it on the table and realized that the first initial of each grandchild spells my Dad’s name - BEN. We were all shocked. ❤️

How wise. And how sad that a people should carry such deep scars that it transcends time and distance and former foundations and rocks the core of faith in that deep spiritual truth that we do continue, rocks the foundation of inner peace. What tremendous trauma. Out of such things eventually comes a diamond like faith and strength if led by people like this wise and caring man. I wish the Navajo this strength as a whole, and a new beginning. Thank you for sharing it with all of us, your brothers and sisters. 🙏

I used to pray a lot more on grandmother's and other grandmother's housband grave,than i do now. And once, on the night of first of november, when we honnor the dead, i was just returning home. I was quite sad that day. When i just wanted to enter my home, i heard a very loud noice, like aeroplane. I looked up, and two shiny angels, white shiny colour, wih human figures flew by. In a moment i felt like reborn, they took my worries away... They just flew by, like very close,and loud their movement of their wings were.And they were even moving them at exactly same time. Then they started moving up to the sky... quickly, They were smaller and smaller, till i couldn't see them no more... I was totally sure, it was them, because i lightened their candles that day, and was praying on their grave ...

I just lost my bird she meant the world to me - just out here looking for comfort. Thank you for your words and teachings.

@oldschool8292

Жыл бұрын

Sending comforting and healing prayers for you.

@goldmemberr

Жыл бұрын

@@oldschool8292 thank you 🙏 your comment is appreciated

Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom and knowledge. It is beyond comprehension to know how ancestors must have felt. The issues around spread of disease leaving an impact on a culture. Caring for the dying because of what happened in the past. I truly hope that we can help and support a return to the ancient ways when we can attend to our sick and dying and not leave them to pass over on their own. Sending so much love and healing to your peoples and culture.

I have recently lost my husband and this has really helped me to try to get through his loss he was my everything and life with out him hasn't been worth living thank you

I am so very grateful for your teachings! 🌹

Thank you for the work put into this series.

@faithwind3376

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah thank you.

My father passed away Sunday, January 31st of 2021.... This was what he said over our conversation a week before he passed....

@nelcruz8521

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry about your father's passing and may he rest in peace and harmony

@stellatristan3415

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss. May you find peace. And always remember the good times and may you find comfort.Blessings

@gertrudeklah9641

3 жыл бұрын

@@nelcruz8521 thank you He was a medicine man Again thank you for the bottom of the heart

Amen thank you for sharing God bless you

Thank You Wally for your knowledge of many things, and sharing it to help others. Walter was my Father's name. May the Great Spirit watch over you. 🙏 a'ho

Very noble people. I adopted a whale called Navajo via Channel. 11. My brother was very interested in Indian culture. He travelled and spoke with many people. He talked a lot about the Spirit. Loved poetry. USA Eire

That was very interesting topic Thanks yet again i love learning from the Elders because of the wisdom and experience and for the truth.

2021 corona virus. Thank you elder.many blessings to you and yours.🌹

Thank you for sharing this. I feel so honored to have been accepted into this beautiful tribe. My father was taken to the hospital last night and my heart is hurting. But this helps and I know these words are truly good as I feel comfort. Thank you 🙏

Thank you Wally from my heart for your teachings. Recently we've had an unexpected passing we're all in shock still, my Sister honored her husband beautifully. The grieving process is much to be respected.I believe our energies will be reunited with our loved ones our ancestors when we pass to the hereafter, the higher realms. They are rooting from above for us to take responsibility for ourselves, our elderly and youth while we are here. To be examples of the ways that build a loving humanity.There is much wisdom in learning from our ancestors. I'm so grateful for your channel 🙏🏻🙌🏻👏🏻👍🏻

I am about to loose my father at this moment with natural causes, it's hard to loose someone and my feeling of my father leaving is very hard right now. I will never be the same again. I been with him my whole 32 yrs of life, being my father, best friend and teacher. I don't want him to die but I must accept it. 😭

@leefrancis4565

4 жыл бұрын

I feel the same as you my Father passed away 41 years ago. The thought of losing him are awlful.

@Cemanahuac-NicanTlaca

4 жыл бұрын

@@leefrancis4565 Thank You.

@leefrancis4565

4 жыл бұрын

@@Cemanahuac-NicanTlaca God Bless you.

@jewelleryaddict

3 жыл бұрын

When blessed with wonderfull father and teacher and one who supports you most of your life it is so hard to see them go, but my father taught me so much, so many good useful things, I just still thank him often for what he did and gave me while he was here.

@randeephantom355

3 жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry. May the Lord give you strength and comfort.

I am so glad I found your channel. Your wisdom is a precious gift.May you continue to shine. Much respect from South Central Texas.

Thanks for clearing up the never mentioning the passed on I have wondered why it was when I know there’s so much love in the community

Very good teachings. Praying we all get right for our next life to come.

Thank you very much for sharing your wisdom.

I could listen to this man talk all day everyday!

Thank you very much !

What. A. Humble. Gentlemen. Thank. You. For. Sharing. Your. History. Its. Beautiful. As. Well. As. Your. Ladies. N. Men. I. Love. The. Part. About. The. Silver. N. Turquoise. Bracelet. Sandunga. La. Tejanita

Thank you for this information and wisdom. 💚

Thank you, I have recently come across these videos and find your teachings very important at this stage in my life.

@oldschool8292

Жыл бұрын

I just found him last week. I feel our creator guided me here.

Thank you I needed this after my grandma died

Thank you for sharing. This has answered many questions, some I had not thought would be connected. Your knowledge and understanding is a national treasure.

Thank for sharing your wisdom❤️just found your channel

So much I need to know of my people why do they not teach our history in our schools!!

@kellyc4144

3 жыл бұрын

White mans version of history is what they want it to be. Our children will never be taught the truth in the public schools.

@THXx1138

3 жыл бұрын

@@kellyc4144 Who exactly are the "white man"?

@kellyc4144

3 жыл бұрын

@@THXx1138 I'm not here to banter or give history lessons about "who" the white men are but maybe this will help. The white man I'm referring to are the ones still dominating this country 😔 The ones who still refuse to honor treaties made with the Native Americans. The ones who still look upon the Native Americans as less than themselves and who see the poverty so many living on reservations still face. Those who turn a blind eye to the harsh environments in desolate territories where even in these modern times. still there is no transportation, no power, no running water, no medical care 😩 The history that's taught in the public schools is the edited "version" where most of the actual truth is omitted 😠 I'm not here to debate, I was simply commenting on someone elses post 🙁 If you have questions, theres a world of information at your fingertips 😊 Maybe you'll find what your looking for 🤔 I'm a fair skinned, blonde, green eyed woman and very proud mother of a beautiful Native American son 🥰. The reason I'm pointing out my physical traits is to curtail any notion that I'm race baiting. I have nothing more to say except that I hope you have a wonderful day. 😊

@THXx1138

3 жыл бұрын

@@kellyc4144 I appreciate your response.

Thank you so much for these, Sir. Your wisdom is so precious.

Thanks so much for sharing your history so eloquently! I am studying to be a nurse and found this information so helpful.

Thank you for this understanding.

Best advice I've heard yet - words of wisdom !

Thanks a lot for sharing. I heard that song 15 years ago (Yeah-Noah), when I was just a child, by coincidence listening to mantras. Then, I just forgot and just 3 months ago I had a dream with this song, then I even knew the lyrics and I was trying to find it out but no success till just 3 days ago when I was singing in my guitar improvisation and the word Navajo came to my mind and then I searched for Navajo´s chants and here I am. There is a kind of connection I got with this song, I feel this connection like sharing and signing with others (brothers from previous experiences) through this song. I think it's something from other experiences in previous lives. I would like to contact someone from such a community, fi someone can help to link with them, I would appreciate it. Thanks for sharing

Thank you for sharing the knowledge that you are with your videos.

Thank you. I have just lost my son and little girl. I'm a mess

@marykayrudzinski3787

2 жыл бұрын

They are still with you...on another plane.💞🙏

Thank you very much for sharing ! 🌸🍀🌺

Much respect and appreciation for these.

Thank you for passing on your wisdom.

God Bless my dears ❤️❤️❤️🌈☀️💞🌹

Thank you for your talks.

Thank you Chief for the great teachings. Your wisdom is much needed by us American Indian and non Indian alike. Your videos have given me the base knowledge i lacked growing up. Thank you from the bottom of heart!

Thank you sir.

Thank you for teaching

Thank you so much for your knowledge, but especially for your wisdom.

So soothing to hear your words

Part of the fear individuals were experiencing may have been mixed with the fear of the disappearance or death of the Navajo people as a whole, the whole culture, because of the massive number of people who were dying from illness and killed by the Spanish. It is sad and shameful all that happened

@veronicagorosito187

3 жыл бұрын

That's it. Great observation and insight. Also I felt crushed when he said how they were decimated...absolutely unfair...they didn't deserve that.

@HarryGoulding

3 жыл бұрын

I think that the fear was due in large part, to the knowing that if you were to contract an illness, there would soon come a time when everyone you knew had to abandon you and leave you in the wilderness to wither away in grief, loneliness, heartbreak, and actual physical sickness- knowing all the while no one is coming back for you and your job is to starve to death.

@NCRonrad

6 ай бұрын

Navajo were never conquered by Spanish. But the diseases were terrible

Thank you. Very informative.

💖🙏🏻 Thank you for sharing your wisdom, I appreciate you and your sharing

Thanks for this! Very enlightening. Well played.

At69 yrs of age and with a heart attack this message was for me.thank you.

Beautiful!!💙🙏🏼❤️

Thank you.

Thank you for this message my husband passed and was full Native American and I miss him so much no word to describe my feelings this will help. Thank you Aho…..🐞🦬🐢

Thank you!

Thank you so much! I love your teachings. God Bless!

I being back good memories and enjoy .

Thank you. I had that question.

I always watch the hawks and the animals are watching interesting spiritual things I love what my gene tell me!!!

Sir, I would like to know. In regards to after grieving, if I'm not speaking out of my place. What do your people believe about conversing with ancestors after they are gone? I'm from Australia. My Grandmother will be gone a year on the 18th of this month. I often remind myself that I still have a relationship with her, it's just in a different way now. I was just wondering what you know on the subject. Thank you so much for taking the time to read my comment.

@nicolinadoe6427

3 жыл бұрын

I encourage necromancy

When i was a baby my uncle passed and my mother told me that I wasn't allowed to be at the service because of traditional teaching. I wonder in her head if this idea and concept that you explained was the reason why.

I see my own immense grief as somewhat egotistical after having to say goodbye to so many Loved ones. I try to focus on the fact that they are in a much better realm and that I will see them again ❤️

I grew up with the white men culture, discovering the old teachings has show me a way of hope and happiness to know that I've been walking the wrong path, now I'll walk the right path. Thank you my brother, for your wisdom and endurance, it has made a change in me that I plan to honor until the winds take me away, to a better land, where I will see my beautiful Goddess Queen once again.

Thank you Grandfather. I wish I could ask what is recommended when grief doesn't end as it should. I just know there is a teaching about this. Blessings.

Thank you

Very relevant in 2021

Navajos don’t mention the deceased by their name for they might invoke them to come visit, for there is an afterlife as dyin dine and when called upon can help in emergency distressful situations. That’s the only time you would call their names. There’s taboo about talking about this also.

@francisvazquez13

3 жыл бұрын

And how will you teach the new generation if not told?

@dsm5d723

3 жыл бұрын

Lovely. I am a hyperrational scientist, and you only speak reality in words. I recently listened to a lab-confirmed PK subject tell about what happened when she was domestically assaulted. A literal "poltergeist" reaction of things in the room to her person being in danger. I have my people's biological/conscious profile for the Holy ones. About 10-12% have the DMT lock and key mechanism, and it can cause OoBEs and NDEs. That is connection to the conscious plane of emanation, not the physical one. I am so mad at the West. I have solved the math model of reality, and money is all they will ever chase. Not perfection.

@vera1654

3 жыл бұрын

@@dsm5d723 can you link it here? That's very interesting and reminds me of some stories where people were drowning and then were 'pulled out' by some force from the water

@dsm5d723

3 жыл бұрын

@@vera1654 This is what MK Ultra was about, "spinning up" sensitive people and calling them crazy. Look into the PEAR Lab at Princeton. It gets a lot deeper. I knew I was in danger while amidst a 2 week endogenous DMT trip, a fully religious experience, and it was another one of "us" that I made like he was on radar. Time slowed down perceptibly, and every element in the environment was accounted for, but one. The phrase sympathetic antenna applies. But I digress, I am not like others. Once you realize THAT you can store electric energy and discharge it, you are no longer the same. Months later, a boiling pot of water did a scary trick with my wandering attention. Small objects also go truly missing with my imperfect attention to them, sometimes. You will then know who else can do it; THOSE people you very specifically do not know. The West has stolen 120 years of healing and progress to hide these secrets and kill its God. kzread.info/dash/bejne/c6Bhs7drotvKYto.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/a4Vt25KEqbHeg6Q.html

@janellmcdonald4669

3 жыл бұрын

My husband is descendant from the Métis people. When our son had stage 4 lymphoma and was not well in the ICU my husband prayed to his ancestors begging to save our child. He said he felt overcome with spirit, and got the impression that this was his one intervention. Idk if that's a thing, and of course it could be coincidence, but our son made it. He also had a heart condition called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy that is now gone, stunning his oncologists and cardiologists as it's a congenital disorder. They said it was a chemo drug that did it but that doesn't make sense to me, and it didn't to then either. Now, I'm not a spiritual person in the religious sense and idk what to think about this, but I will be forever grateful to the spirits who helped my child. He was only five years old.

Thank you for this wonderful video. We recently had a death in the family. Some elders had told the family to not grieve or cry too much for the deceased because that just means you are still hanging onto them and they will be earth bound spirits. Also to only visit the gravesite once a year 4 times and after the 4th, to not ever go back. Is this true? Thank you for reading and I hope to get a reply. 😊

Again thank you Shíí náálíí for the reminders, Really forces me to remember what my Mà sáán taught me, thank you

Blessed Be ❤️🇺🇸💪😊🙏

My gratitude. My respects. My silence.

Áhéhéé- lost Shimásaan in February- been really tough life without her..... di hanéigi helps.

Subscribed!

Thank you very much my name is rita ,i am a indian woman born a d live in suriname south america

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If i may ask, Could you tell the story of giants taking women and children to be eaten? My grandmother used to tell me the story of Iyá the giant,coming in the villages and taking women and children

@georges9301

3 жыл бұрын

@@logicmontano3160 Not remotely related?

@lynn.d1015

3 жыл бұрын

I want to hear that story too!!!

Is there any concept of an afterlife?

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Always remember,we will meet in Mictlan.

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Thank you for sharing your knowledge. So many young people crossing over. Do you believe it is their chosen time ?

🙏🙏🙏🙏🖤💙💛🤍🙏🙏🙏🙏now I know why people stay away from my Home 🙏🙏🙏🙏 And the love that came was virtual🙏🙏🙏🙏DONT grieve 🙏🙏🙏🙏love the ONE YOU RE WITH🙏🙏🙏🙏

Navajo respect

We never get over it. We just get used to it. Allow the Deceased to Rest in Peace....

death is contagious

❤️👏👏👏👏👏👍🙏❤️

I was taught to not talk of my loved ones who have passed on, and are in their new journey in the fourth world, because you will stop/disturb them in their journey

So...what happens on the 4th day?