Ever wonder why family is about more than just blood? This video made free by our wonderful Warrior Producers. Learn More: facebook.com/groups/NavajoTraditionalTeachingsSupporters In the traditional teachings of our Navajo people family affects more than just the immediate family. Ke’ Navajo kinship goes well beyond immediate family… into clan relationships. There is safety and power in these family relationships. But everyone needs to do their part and respect the family. Family should be helpe
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Ever wonder why family is about more than just blood? This video made free by our wonderful Warrior Producers. Learn More: facebook.com/groups/NavajoTraditionalTeachingsSupporters In the traditional teachings of our Navajo people family affects more than just the immediate family. Ke’ Navajo kinship goes well beyond immediate family… into clan relationships. There is safety and power in these family relationships. But everyone needs to do their part and respect the family. Family should be helpe
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As a way to provide more Navajo (Diné) Cultural and Philosophical content, we wanted to provide you this piece to give you an idea of some of the content that we have been working on. Please remember that these pieces of content we provide you are for your own personal learning endeavors and understanding. This audio piece was provided by Wilson Aronilth Jr. with him talking about the Power of Navajo Philosophy. Enjoy. Follow us on this Facebook page along with our: Website http://dine-institute
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As a way to provide more Navajo (Diné) Cultural and Philosophical content, we wanted to provide you this piece to give you an idea of some of the content that we have been working on. Please remember that these pieces of content we provide you are for your own personal learning endeavors and understanding. This audio piece was provided by Wilson Aronilth Jr. with him talking about the Power of Navajo Philosophy. Enjoy. Follow us on this Facebook page along with our: Website http://dine-institute
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As a way to provide more Navajo (Diné) Cultural and Philosophical content, we wanted to provide you this piece to give you an idea of some of the content that we have been working on. Please remember that these pieces of content we provide you are for your own personal learning endeavors and understanding. This audio piece was provided by Wilson Aronilth Jr. with him talking about Navajo Philosophy of Learning and Intelligence. Enjoy. Follow us on this Facebook page along with our: Website http:
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As a way to provide more Navajo (Diné) Cultural and Philosophical content, we wanted to provide you this piece to give you an idea of some of the content that we have been working on. Please remember that these pieces of content we provide you are for your own personal learning endeavors and understanding. This audio piece was provided by Wilson Aronilth Jr. with him talking about Navajo Philosophy of Learning and Intelligence. Enjoy. Follow us on this Facebook page along with our: Website http:
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Join Navajo historian, Wally Brown, as he shares an alternative perspective on Navajo history in the Southwest, challenging the established Western historical narrative. In this thought-provoking video, Brown sheds new light on the origins of the Navajo people and their relationship with the Anasazi civilization. Prepare to have your preconceptions shattered as Wally shares evidence based on oral history suggesting that the Navajo people arrived in the region long before the rise of the Anasazi.
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Join Navajo historian, Wally Brown, as he shares an alternative perspective on Navajo history in the Southwest, challenging the established Western historical narrative. In this thought-provoking video, Brown sheds new light on the origins of the Navajo people and their relationship with the Anasazi civilization. Prepare to have your preconceptions shattered as Wally shares evidence based on oral history suggesting that the Navajo people arrived in the region long before the rise of the Anasazi.
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In this week’s video Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, shares traditional teachings about present day mount Hesperus. This is the Northern Sacred mountain of our people. It gets its name from the BigHorn Sheep that were prevalent in the area. In winter time our people would move out of the mountain area down towards the river. Supporters get your weekly video here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/510959232899126/ | Navajo Traditional Teachings
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In this week’s video Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, shares traditional teachings about present day mount Hesperus. This is the Northern Sacred mountain of our people. It gets its name from the BigHorn Sheep that were prevalent in the area. In winter time our people would move out of the mountain area down towards the river. Supporters get your weekly video here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/510959232899126/ | Navajo Traditional Teachings
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Tribal sovereignty, individual sovereignty... issues that have been around for a long time. Our Diné (Navajo People) have a traditional form of government that promotes sovereignty. Not tribal sovereignty but individual sovereignty. Many Native peoples had similar forms of government. And back in the 1700's people took note. As they are called... the "Founding Fathers" looked around and they did take notice of Native peoples. And the way they governed themselves. In this video... Navajo Historia
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The Beauty Way path is a philosophy and way of life that set our Navajo People apart from others thousands of years ago. This Way of Beauty continues today. Not all choose to walk it. It requires sacrifice, endurance, strong moral character and time. But if these conditions among others are met the reward of the Beauty Way Path is Joy, Happiness, Confidence, and Peace. Enjoy the video Supporters, get your exclusive video here: facebook.com/groups/NavajoTraditionalTeachingsSupporters | Navajo Tra
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Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches about the ancient teachings of enduring. In a world where many people believe more and more that things should not require endurance, Wally harkens back to a time when it was taught and expected. Enjoy what the old ones taught about enduring. Thank you to our supporters. This weeks bonus footage Wally teaches more about the tradtional teachings on enduring and what one can expect to gain from enduring. If you would like to help us make videos, become a supp
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In this captivating video, join Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, as he delves into our traditional Navajo stories passed down through generations. These stories recount fascinating encounters between the Navajo people and the ancient Anasazi civilization. Wally begins by sharing the riveting story of the Gambler. Witness as an Anasazi gambler and a Navajo gambler engage in a high-stakes game with much more than mere winnings at stake. With the help of the Holy People, the Navajo gambler triumphs o
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Traditionally the way our diné governed among themselves was through clan leaders. These clan leaders worked with the Chiefs. Six War Chiefs and Six Peace Chiefs. Our Navajo people were peaceful. They understood that society needed peace to thrive. Known as peacemakers they were very tolerant. In this video... Navajo Historian Wally Brown teaches about this organization. And how they served. | Navajo Traditional Teachings
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Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches about the philosophy of Walk in Beauty. According to the traditional beliefs of our Diné… this is the purpose of life. It is pursuing and obtaining Joy, Happiness, Confidence, and Peace. This video focuses on confidence and how important it is. How to get it when it is not there. And what it looks like to have confidence spiritually, mentally, emotionally and physically. Supporters get your exclusive video here: facebook.com/groups/NavajoTraditionalTeaching
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This video made free by our wonderful Facebook Supporters. Learn More: facebook.com/groups/NavajoTraditionalTeachingsSupporters In the teachings of our people they say that the first world is where we first became beings of awareness. True to the teachings of the 4 worlds… this is referred to as the Black World. The next world is called the Blue World. Where we became Air Beings. There was a disagreement and one of the Holy Beings set fire to that world. From there, we moved into the Yellow Worl
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Why do traditional stories change? Who is changing them? In this week's video Navajo Historian, Wally Brown talks about this issue. One of the main reasons is that people add a little every time. This is why it is important to ask others about the stories. The more voices the better... things like mysticism infiltrate these teachings. The stories and philosophy change so much that the young people can't get a straight answer. Finally, Wally shares one sure way to know if a story is traditional.
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In Navajo culture, individuals introduce themselves by stating their four clans: mother’s clan, father’s clan, maternal grandfather’s clan, and paternal grandfather’s clan. This practice, known as K’é, establishes social connections, defines relationships, and guides marriage choices within the community. The experience of learning about K’é has been a huge inspiration for my upcoming EP called Past Lives - specifically my new song ‘Where We Come From’ out now on all the things 🎶 #ke #family #a
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Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches about superstitions. Sometimes today superstitions are taught and lived by when really they should be understood. If they are properly understood then they become empowering rather than overpowering. It is like that with the superstition of coyote passing in front of a traveler. The superstition says turn back… Or bad things are coming. But when properly understood you may not want to turn back. Thank you to our supporters this week's supporters only video.
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