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by Shane Brown
It was windy that day.
But we did our best and hiked around the Hovenweep structures.
The signs put up by the Park Service say "We May Never Know"....
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by Shane Brown
In this video Wally shares about the Four Sacred Mountains.
And how our Diné would migrate in the winter time.
On location at Mount Hesperus, the...
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by Shane Brown
Known as Chief Manuelito, his family came from the area of Dinétah that is near present day Moab Utah and the Bears Ears.
This area has a lot of hi...
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by Shane Brown
Be careful who you follow.
Don't follow along without thinking.
Today there are many asking for followers and many follow without thinking.
A lot...
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by Shane Brown
From the time our Diné are very young they are taught that they are the children of these Holy People.
The offspring. When the “Two Boys” also know...
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by Shane Brown
In this week’s video… Wally teaches about Giants.
Yes there were tall people. But the giants in our stories are not physical beings but rather th...
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by Shane Brown
When our Diné came from the east to this part of the continent... This was the first mountain they saw.
And to the north are the hills made of wat...
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by Shane Brown
Navajo is one of the most difficult languages to learn.
There are four basic types of Navajo.
1.)Conversational
2.)Trading Post
3.)Religious/Gospe...
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by Shane Brown
Wally teaches about fasting.
This is part of the ceremonies that is being forgotten.
The practice of going without food for a period of time to......
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by Shane Brown
In this video, Wally teaches about a commonly misunderstanding.
While our traditional teachings say to give thanks for Mother Earth, the Rain, the...
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by Shane Brown
Wally shares the traditional teachings about elders.
Their role is to stand and the crossroads of life. To listen to the upcoming generations.
And...
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by Shane Brown
Some things translate and then some things don't.
This is one of those cases where there is no direct translation. But how do you say something ...
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