Tears of joy. Thought this loving story was lost. It has been 70 years since l heard it last. Words cannot tell you how happy you have made me. It is a peaceful joy lacking in the world around me now. Many blessings to you and the remaining handful of our people. Praying our children will find their way back home.

THATS MY GRANDPA

Almost tears. My grandfather was Mescalero. My knowledge feels so broken. But I know Apache are a strong people. Thank you for sharing this. We have all been scattered like wind. I am hopeful one day a return to the North brings some wisdom.

@wehausenphx3575

Жыл бұрын

Further your knowledge and grow with your culture and maybe you can share your experience with others interested with our people and customs and stories.

@isaacvasquez5414

8 ай бұрын

My gramps was from Alamogordo

@retroflexin5312

5 ай бұрын

My grandfather is also Mescalero apache all he could teach me was to love and respect Mother Earth and to respect the creatures in the father creators garden

Bert Hinton conducting that entry song. Best voice I've ever heard in my life!

@zeph3122

2 жыл бұрын

R.I.P. 🌾🤧

@khaaleliilighntingcoronado9009

2 жыл бұрын

@@zeph3122 brings tears to my eyes and gives me chills knowing he isn't with us anymore.

@motorhead2003

Жыл бұрын

And there was power in his words of truth and knowledge. Thanks so much for letting us hear the song of creation.

@That1rezkid.1

Жыл бұрын

He was my grandpa 😭😭

As a child I was fascinated with Geronimo and the apache people. I took courage from them. And made my own courage. Thank you. , I owe you much. But have. So little. And words will never express. All that I feel,,,

I am from the Cibecue Apache from the White Mountain Apache Tribe in Cibecue, Arizona. Father, Eagle Clan, Mother, Butterfly Clan. Hence, I claim the Butterfly Clan. Women lineage is claimed, and is dominant. Thank you for sharing my people's history, Steve. I appreciate it. Come visit the Mogollon Monster in AZ sometimes!! 😄👣👍 P/S I speak fluent Apache, English is my second language. I believe it is referred to as Athabasca.

@brendynwalsh9829

Жыл бұрын

Tell us more,…!

Much love and respect to my Apache brothers and sisters...

@yusufziyacetin

Жыл бұрын

You and we are brothers Turk

@willcrosbie8806

Жыл бұрын

So much to learn from them we should have lived with them not against them

Thank you my Brother for sharing

Thank you much respect 🌏

Thank you 🙏

I am dashkeen, but I spent many a summer in White River. I remember well my friends and family. Adam Lupe was on tribal council. Most of the family has died. I remember the girl Bouncy. She was very nice. Good memories.

Thank you for sharing this, greetings from Germany!

Really well done video. If you aren’t a documentary filmmaker you should really consider pursuing it. I think it is very important to keep telling these stories so they never get lost. Great job and keep making videos!!!

Thank you, for sharing a bit of your life

Kia ora Tēna Koe Hello greetings to You Ramon These stories " I believe to be very true" are mind blowing!! Thank you for your teachings wise wisdom and knowledge of our creators Mother Earth, Our animal kingdom little creatures to big and all livning things and us as the people past and present. Mauruuru koe mo te tohatoha! Thank you for sharing!

Thank you, I hope to hear more of the stories you have to teach.

Thank you. I'm sorry for what my ancestors did to yours. Please forgive them. Thank you for sharing.

I love. The. Apache. And I love and respect your ways of life. Your ancestors were very knowledgable people,on everything that matters I’m saddened deeply by the ways you’ve been treated. Thank you for sharing.🦅

Healing💞💞💞

Hello from Scotland. I have sat through tears and listened to your tenderness, your passion and your love of your people and respect you have for the Creator. It has truly touched my heart. I was sent to your channel from a Canadian Hunter/Guide called Steve Isdahl who has, over the past two years that I've viewed his channel, shown nothing but true respect to the true people of North America. Steve has many friends that are First Nation folks and over time they have come to share their stories with him. Some of the stories are uplifting and flowing with wisdom but many are sad stories. Stories that have made me weep for your people. I've come away from this beautiful recording feeling smaller but also feeling better settled within myself as I am very much in tune with nature myself in my daily life. I thank you for taking the time to record this for us all. Many, many thanks and blessings are being sent your way from me. I wish you peace, always.

I was told when I was a toddler that my grandmother was Chirraqua...i was orphaned..

Thank you very much for sharing this with me.

I lived in Lapwai Idaho for a few years and then in Showlow Arizona for the same amount of time. Leaving both places has truly taught me what being homesick is. Thank you for sharing this video. Its greatly appreciated.

Diolch(Thankyou) for sharing your story with me. It is a privilege to be able to listen to you. You have the most beautiful culture on this earth. I would be so happy and proud to be of your culture and have your brave ancestors. The white man could learn so much from your wisdom , amazing family virtues and your total respect for a Mother Earth. Love, Peace and Respect to you Brothers and Sisters✌🏽🤝❤️

Thank you for uploading this.

Beautiful!

I have a new found respect for the beliefs of the Apache Indians and to hear their creation story is to be enlightened by a peaceful feeling. I send all my respect and admiration to all those that hold this near and dear to their hearts. 100% unconditional love sent from me to all.💚💙💜💛💗💟.

This is nicely done keep it up 🔥🔥💯

Every home should be a round Gowa- no edges to catch evil. Every home round is a Gowa where no evil is welcome . We were put in square homes with edges all around.

Thank you for sharing. I do enjoy this knowledge. Amen

Thank you.

the beat of my heart always in my heart , thank you 🕊️

It’s nice to hear the variations of other Apache peoples, as a first semi-band tonto Apache

I remember my grandma told me about the mud part but she didn't tell me about the rest

Warriors of the one true GOD no doubt I love my people.

Your creation stories and the language is so similiar to navajo ways of knowing. So beautiful..

Thank you for sharing knowledge with us. This was true knowledge, and I will pass this to my children for them to pass to theirs. Thank you sir.

Thank you! I loved learning & hearing this. Blessings. 🙏

I feel like this culture is so similar to Navajo culture.

@EMRAE_8

2 жыл бұрын

That is because both derive from the Athabaskan people and the similarities are in the languages as well as traditions.

@eroshiyda

Жыл бұрын

Yes! We are cousins ♡♡

Thank you for this.

So happy younger generations are learning their language, stories and way of being. Also, most all creation stories start with the mud/dirt. Think about it, people that didn't have access to each other, ultimately, have the similar creation stories. It's truly amazing. 🤍💙

I miss my grandpa Bret Hilton

@joepadilla8802

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@joepadilla8802

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for supporting me

My sister is Mescalero and Diné Its amazing what Apache Blood is capable of ✨

Thank you God bless you all

No, thank you sir for sharing this small portion of your knowledge and what you were taught and there is power in the words you speak. I can feel the power from your words, I only wish I had more time to learn more from others that you spoke of. Again, thank you.

Thank you so much for giving a view into your great culture...you can be proud of your ancestors and the way the lived...sacred life in harmony with nature...with animals...you are the owner of this land...we all know it...we know that with the Europeans a big catastrophe happenend to you. I hope you can heal from this Trauma...and please keep your language and all the ceremonies, the stories of wisdom alive. I wish you all the best and lots of love to all of your people...from Germany... (where you have lots of friends)

It's a very creation story, navajo procreation almost the same story. Thank you

@eroshiyda

Жыл бұрын

Yes! We Apache and the Navajo are cousins ♡♡

Awesome

Thank you dear fatherman...

It is good. Thank you

Thank you

LOVE the Penn State cap!!!

Awesome.

All the Singing and Crown dancing came from Bylas. Men's Club..

As an white American I’m crushed that we aren’t talking about this in school, there’s so much history here

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It’s almost similar to the Navajo creation story. But we pretty much the same people. 🤞🏽

@joshuatessay45

10 ай бұрын

For sure. Heard stories of us living up that way long time ago before we came down this way. Some say we we came from the Dine' 🤔

@5373NSMAG

10 ай бұрын

@@joshuatessay45 yeah that’s what I was told too.

I can hold a conversation with him.

Dazil Ligai Sian Ndee. If you speak it, life is in the words. Spiritual Currency Pay attention receive the Nation return what is said- Tears True value not the Money of this world. But the words of the Creator. Gnosis is Genesis. What we care to put our will behind. My Spirit moves when I here the language.

The apache song reminds me of an apache attack helicopter flying around

We Are!

Musi Chouggh Seh Tsenni, Thloueh Chouggh Tueh Tah Hesli.Seh Nieh Si

Axheha, nizonhi shi cheii, Baha nee,

I think Navajos are apaches too…the Navajo language and Apache language is similar 😮😮😮

@kaecake9575

3 ай бұрын

They are. The corn pollen is very sacred to both of us. We have been influenced by the Northern Athabaskan People. Our Thank you's sound the same and Kets have a similar linguistics in Diné. The Inuit-Eskimo-Ket are the same and Mongolians see them as cousins linguistically.

From the time you were born you have experienced life. Is that referring to reincarnation?

@jamesearlcash1758

2 ай бұрын

@ushima_ Are you familiar with the following book: Amerindian Rebirth - Reincarnation Belief Among North American Indians and Inuit. The book is focused on reincarnation and the concepts of self identity, kinship, religion, cosmology, resiliency, and change among native North American peoples from the time of contact until the present day. The case studies show a wide variety of belief's around reincarnation. Like same clan re-birth and next life identification of specific individuals. Male and female life times Most of them believe that rebirth happens within one year and that identifying marks such as birth marks - or marks given a dying person can help with the identification process. Your reply sounds similar to reincarnation quote its born into another reality. Every non white group of people have belief in reincarnation, they just have there own way of expressing it like the version of it you explained.

@jamesearlcash1758

2 ай бұрын

@ushima_ Curious bro if the following is accurate or not: . The Hopi concept of death and the afterlife is also deeply connected with their entire cosmic understanding. “Afterlife” is not the best way to describe the Hopi’s sense of what happens after death; it is more a continuation of a very long cycle. The Hopi don’t explicitly talk of reincarnation but the general belief is that people are born back into this world to continually take part in the immense continuity of humankind. working its way through seven worlds in seven successive universes for an eventual forty-nine states of existence. Is that about right? or not? Just interested on a personal note. By the way thanx for responding appreciate ya brah.

Yahtee america is indian country yahtee

Turk

Why do you build casinos all over? It looks more like greed than payback for suffering....which in 2023 is lunacy.

I'm a new subscriber I'm also in next child I'm part Lakota and European my mom's dad was 50% Lakota and his mom was 100% Lakota and my mom's mom is European from the state of Georgia I like to listen to other cultures speaking their native language it's so very interesting thanks for posting this video looking forward to more videos be safe

Thank you 🙏

@marygarcia6713

Жыл бұрын

Yahte america is indian country yahtee

Thank you.

Thank you.