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by Shane Brown
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There...
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by Shane Brown
In this video Wally shares the traditional Navajo teachings surrounding Chaco Canyon.
It's an ugly history and goes against the popular opinion ...
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by Shane Brown
The ability to face disappointment and continue on a path is an ability that transcends time.
It is what sets apart the people who survive from th...
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by Shane Brown
Built similar to a pyramid, the Male Hogan was the first structure modeled after the animals.
The traditional teachings say... long ago, when ou...
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by Shane Brown
There's an old Navajo teaching about protecting the innocent.
At the core of this teaching is the philosophy that all Diné are equals.
Even tho...
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by Shane Brown
When they got to this place... they wept.
They prayed.
They offered corn pollen.
And some of them ate the dirt.
In this video we learn about our Na...
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by Shane Brown
In this video we stop at Monument Valley.
Made famous by the many movies that have been filmed here... But to many of our Diné, it is home.
Wal...
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by Shane Brown
In this video, Wally teaches about the philosophy of Walk in Beauty.
According to the traditional beliefs of our Diné… this is the purpose of li...
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by Shane Brown
Our Diné have a very special ceremony when boys and girls transition. The ceremony for boys is different from the one for girls.
In this video W...
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by Shane Brown
In this week’s video Wally teaches about the traditional teachings on work.
How the elders used to encourage the ability to work early on.
They wo...
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by Shane Brown
In the culture of our Diné it was important to conduct yourself in a manner that reflected what our people believed.
Navajo Historian Wally Brow...
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by Shane Brown
Among our Diné (Navajo Tribe)... There are many clans. Clans are groups of people who became Diné.
There are the original four clans then the ot...
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