Indigenous wisdom for the hardships of the modern world.
Civilization has brought many rewards but at a cost. In the United States, suicide rates have skyrocketed, anxiety and depression are on the rise, and loneliness is through the roof. Existential questions plague many who seek answers to this brave new world.
Our ancestors and the remaining intact indigenous cultures answered many of life's most challenging questions long ago: remain connected to the natural world, find awe and wonder in the creatures around us, and champion community.
Humanity spent most of its evolution in a tribal unit as hunter-gatherers. My name is Mansal Denton. It's my mission to bring you stories of returning to an ancient lifeway so we may live better, more fulfilling lives.
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All the animals and 90% of the people are invasive, are not natural to these lands. They are all foreign causing damage to the ecosystem. One man with a dozer making a parking lot is worse than 10.000 rats, goats or pigs. Axis deer were a gift from the Emperor of Japan to the King of Hawaii. This guys a clown, he thinks he knows but he doesn’t. Find locals, period or stay home.
helping plants to stay alive so u can eat again, hogs got nothing to do 50% as plants. no deal here. hogs disagree and plants? we did not come from foods; we came from humanity, living with breath and soul . eating humanity is same as eating oneself and more of staying dry without any water. look at the heart and back to the heart for understanding of no separations from each other even if we are wanting but we can't.
All around the Mulberry Bush, The monkey chased the weasel. The monkey stopped to pull up his sock, Pop! goes the weasel. Half a pound of tuppenny rice, Half a pound of treacle. Mix it up and make it nice, Pop! goes the weasel.
1) you are wrong about the scarce availability of rifle hunting on Kauai. Kauai has a lot of units and a lot of seasons for rifle hunting. Much more than the Big Island even. 2) I'm surprised you never said a peep about the most elusive trophy in Hawaii, the blacktail deer found only on Kauai. 3) Molokai has goats but no sheep. Lanai has mouflon sheep as does the Big Island. Big island also has feral sheep.
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How come your channel hasn't blown up yet? Your videos are so good and educative. You speak so well, the videos are the perfect size, the setting is tranquil and calm, you seem like an extremely reasonable person and even the editing is on point. I'm pretty sure your channel will be huge soon, keep up the good work.
Love this video Brother! Excellent references and reading suggestions. Have experience with both but never combined to two. Would love to attend a journey guided by you.
You were in Siberia? And you did not release on single video from there? Mysterious 😅 In the video you wrote: " I just returned from Far East Russia where I tracked Siberian tigers and learned how they interact with animals like a grizzly bear. Some of the evidence about Siberian tigers is too incredible not to share. Remember that a Siberian tiger is 5-700 pounds and a grizzly bear is up to 1200 pounds." -Why is it to incredible to share evidence? What kind of evidence is that? Because I happen to have a relative working in tiger research in Sikhote- Alin, Siberia. She says that grown brown bears at 200 or more dont mind the tigers. They are pretty much immune from tiger attacks. In fact, they thrive if there are tigers in their habitat as they will even force male tigers off their kills. And they have even killed large males in disputes. But no evidence of any 200 kg or larger bears getting killed. So I dont get where you got the idea that tigers will be "a winner" in fights between tigers and brown bears. Evidence points the other direction. Hope you respond to my critical questions here :)
Review "The Tiger" for more evidence! It's in that book and comes directly from indigenous people in the area :) I haven't released more footage because it was a pilot for a TV show that will hopefully be on major platforms in the near future ;)
@@bloodandspirit It cotradicts the findings on the ground the last 80 years since the first books came out about the issue and even more, the research done for 30 years tracking the tigers. The book has no real merit.
@@rogeru73 I'm open to that. If you want to paste some evidence other than your own, I'm open to seeing it and doing a follow up video. But as of now I have a book from an author who visited Far East Russia and did research with tons of locals vs you, a random RU-vid commenter who says it isn't so. Who should I believe? I'm open, but send some links!
You guys you need to look into the Brunson Brothers lawsuit that just got accepted by the Supreme Court for the 2020 election fraud first lawsuit ever the Supreme Court contacted these guys about the lawsuit first time ever check into it right to the Supreme Court and tell them they need to look into it
Great video! Love what you're doing. I've had friends who looked down on me for hunting in blind and over feed at times. They had limited experience and perspective. Also different regions have different terrain which makes it possible to stalk or not. Different regions also have deer with different temperament. Some deer are more cautious of predation which changes how you should hunt them.
Important topic. Many modern humans are significantly less challenged in terms of food scarcity…especially in North America and Europe. We have the luxury of debating a hierarchy of methods. For our ancestors and many humans in underdeveloped parts of the world, survival trumps all of that. Perspective as always 🙏🏽
I saw your Siberian Tiger vs Grizzly (?) Bear video. No comments allowed of course. Weird that you showed nothing from Siberia... As for Tigers and Brown (!) Bears, there are not one single case of any fully grown male killed or even attacked by a Siberian Tiger as the Tigers give grown males a vide berth. Scientists say there is a "limit" for any interaction made by the Tigers towards a Bear at 200 kg. Bears over that the Tigers do not go near. And the largest ever Brown Bear documented killed by a Siberian Tiger was a female in hibernation, weighing around 170 kg. And those are facts that totally contradicts your claims. Therefor you allowed no comments...
I allowed no comments because I accidentally made it for kids, which doesn't allow them. It was an accident. Documented and acknowledged by indigenous people who are in the field every day are different things. I have not sought the documentation enough so I don't know on that front. But Udege/Nanai have consistent claims about it and they live WITH both animals.
I saw your Siberian Tiger vs Grizzly (?) Bear video. No comments allowed of course. Weird that you showed nothing from Siberia... As for Tigers and Brown (!) Bears, there are not one single case of any fully grown male killed or even attacked by a Siberian Tiger as the Tigers give grown males a vide berth. Scientists say there is a "limit" for any interaction made by the Tigers towards a Bear at 200 kg. Bears over that the Tigers do not go near. And the largest ever Brown Bear documented killed by a Siberian Tiger was a female in hibernation, weighing around 170 kg. And those are facts that totally contradicts your claims. Therefor you allowed no comments...
You are right. Tigers never mess with adult male Brown Bears. And no Brown Bears 170 kg or more has been killed by Tigers. If I were in Siberia, I would certainly document it with videos for my channel for heavens sake 😅
Great video. The information about the dogs using plants to hunt was pretty cool. As a past Sacred Hunting attendee, I can attest to the fact that at the peak of the plant medicine ceremony, we were nowhere near firearms. Very pumped for August!
not suprising to me, not a new info at all. Like you said all over the world ppl use this and had to live with nature much closer than we do today. If we have one thing in common with all the uncontacted tribes till this day... its the love for a good intoxication now and than I guess hehe
It’s all perspective man, you weren’t looking to kill anything so you haven’t. If you really needed to squash a bug though….dialed in you surely won’t miss your chance as you stealthily crawl about the space, seeking your foe from behind the corner plant.
The intention or need often matters. But either way, even when I need to kill an animal in these kinds of experiences, it makes it much more difficult.
I realized this while tripping on Lsd in the mountains, at night my vision became nocturnal i would describe it as. I could see through lots of trees in the distance,nothing looked entirely dark. Out of the corner my eye I seen a baby skunk walking past the deck I was sitting on. It didn’t see me I assumed but I seen it, walking towards the river. I didn’t feel any fear when i seen it, I sat on that deck majority of the whole night
This is the dumbest thing I ever heard. I'm sorry nowadays you don't need to kill things for food so you're tripping and killing s*** for no reason wake the fuck up. You're supposed to reconnect wake up and protect nature
@@bloodandspirit true, I did it once and it sucked cuz it was too cold and didn't see anything the whole time. Obviously results vary and would trust myself in that situation but I wouldn't go around telling other people to do that.
I see the similarities but I do not think they are that similar because hunting is cruel and unnecessary suffering for animals if you are not in a survival situation.
Hi Cole, it is a trade off. At my home I only eat meat I kill myself. And the animals live their entire life free and wild and then one day. they die. Yes, there CAN be some risk of unnecessary suffering compared to animals killed on a farm. But they are not free. I know what I would choose.
@@bloodandspirit Even when you are hunting and the animal lived a happy free life doesnt make it right. You are still murdering an animal that did not want to die. The fact that they will inevitably die one day does not justify you murdering them. If you killed a human or a dog it would still be wrong even tho they are gonna die one day. Imagine if a murderer was in court and ge said “oh they were gonna die one day and they already lived a good life so thats why I shot them in the head because I wanted some meat”. IT IS WRONG TO KILL ANIMALS EVEN IF THEY LIVED A HAPPY LIFE ITS STILL MURDER
@@coleknode Do you eat food? If you do, you contribute to animals dying that do not want to die. With that fact, you do what you think is best. Some people pretend it isn't true (veganism) and some people don't care (factory farming) and some people take responsibility (hunting)
@@bloodandspirit hunting is even necessary to control the population of some species, and yeah, if you're eating adult animals that's honestly fine too, specially if they're old enough to have reproduced already. But buying meat is extremely unethical and contributes heavily to climate change (rice too, almost just as much), so I'm glad you're hunting and connecting yourself with ancestral traditions instead of buying meat from corporations :)
I just stumbled upon this video just minutes after its upload, 4 mins to be exact lol. I'm so glad I did though, or rather I'm so glad this video found me. Just recently within the past few weeks I went into a deep thought about ayahuasca after a year or so of it being on my radar. I thought about how people usually use it for ceremonies as stated in this video, more specifically its used for ceremonies in the forest or jungles. I considered the fact that hunting while using the psychedelic can be a very grounding experience and could further connect ones self to our ancient ancestors. I had the idea that maybe having a ceremony with some close friends and hunting together like our ancient ancestors would open many doors we were previously unaware of. Thank you so much for sharing this and taking the time to make something as informal as this video. I thought that you had a least several thousand subscribers due to the sheer amount of professionalism in this video. you've done an amazing job with this highly informal piece of media, everything from the directness and information in your communication to the viewer, to the fact that you picked a perfect recording location, and you even quoted and referred to several books and ideas which further shows how well constructed this video is. of course I don't have to restate what you've done in your own video, bein you are the one who made it loll, but you do deserve a lot of recognition for your hard work. Thank you for making this video and I truly believe that in the very near future you will reach a significantly wider audience and make a positive impact on how people feel towards psychedelic substances. once more thank you so much!!
