Indigenous Spirit of All colors

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Originally Posted by ImthatIm

Drum teaching from an Elder Cree man.25mins. maybe but so Good.
Drum Teachings With Howard Walker
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnruU0QZANk

Excellent ... just excellent !!!
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P.S. From my personal point of view - Since hunter-gatherers still lived/live in a "Cosmic Womb" –
the Drum is the heartbeat of that to me.

[sentient]

Originally Posted by ImthatIm

Don't you live with the Dream time people? If that is a correct question?

"Dreamtime" is often misunderstood.
The way our teacher defined it was that there is past - present and future - Dreamtime includes them all (and is beyond them all).

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A lot of healers dream. They say that those healers have Eagle in them.
Two healers were travelling and sleeping in the same room. The other fell from his bed to the floor at night, so the other said: "Eagle has landed".
It is just that Eagle is Sacred, but the 'psychological self' (ego) - who might think him/herself as the Eagle is always made fun of.

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sentient.
I am good at misunderstanding. I always do it before I understand. LOL
Even then I know understanding has layers and paradoxes.

[sentient]

Here is a glimpse of ‘my ancestry - neck of woods’ … 1 gran originally from the same stock as Skolt Saami (By looks of things the 2 women on the left at the beginning of the video):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mf3RJdtC9Y

The Shaman proper in the video is Nenet … so, from a related nation …

Isogaisa is an annual shamanic festival held in Norway.

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[sentient]

Interesting:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3aJVPt4WA0

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(The drum beat at the end of the video brought me to tears) ..

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[sentient]

Sangpuy (Ami people Taiwan) composed this song whilst in Isogaisa:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1yk2l_ds_w

.... and I love it, love it, love it …

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sentient
In reference to post #514

Very nice, loved it.That is very cool that you have distant relations in that vid.
I found the whirling tool interesting.I was going to ask you about a whirling sound
I heard a few times in Spirit awhile back.
I felt it may have been connected with you.
I thought at the time it may have been a bullroarer but it was different sounding.
Anywho, it stirred that back up when I seen the whirling tool being used.
It made me thinks.

It is nice to see people gathering together to celebrate around a fire.
Keep the traditions and ways alive and stirred up.

[sentient]

Originally Posted by ImthatIm

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I found the whirling tool interesting.I was going to ask you about a whirling sound
I heard a few times in Spirit awhile back.
I felt it may have been connected with you.
I thought at the time it may have been a bullroarer but it was different sounding.
Anywho, it stirred that back up when I seen the whirling tool being used.
It made me thinks.

As a child I wore a Saami hat – like the 4th lady from the left and I had that whirling tool (I can still hear it in my ears). It has a sound like a mini bullroarer. Or like a purr of a cat.
So you did hit a target.

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Sorry. Cannot help it. I like Aboriginal humour:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Kf_RYVt2XQ

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Originally Posted by sentient

As a child I wore a Saami hat – like the 4th lady from the left and I had that whirling tool (I can still hear it in my ears). It has a sound like a mini bullroarer. Or like a purr of a cat.
So you did hit a target.

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Sorry. Cannot help it. I like Aboriginal humour:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Kf_RYVt2XQ

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LOL. Humor and laughter, they are medicine. Big Medicine!!!!

sentient
In reference to post #515
Wow nice songs from all over.
I especially liked the song at 1:42. So much passion.

I enjoyed the speech also of the Spirit Helpers.
I was also glad to see they lit the Fire, I was wondering about it.
Must have been the lighting ceremony at the beginning of the gathering.
I had just done a little household ceremony letting my home winter Fire
go out. It has burnt continually since the fall.

I hope your tears were cleansing.

Post #516
Very nice song, I heard why you loved it so much when the drum came in.
The whole thing was well done and pleasing to my ears and Spirit.