"Lakota Lullaby" 

Happy Weekend dear Encarni xxxx Jen

Wonderful work Excellent creation dear friend. Have a great weekend and all the best to you. Greetings.

Many thanks dear friend! Also to you , a great weekend! Greetings;)

I cry for my people in every word

@@ndoibikehwarready9468 🙏 *As Do I.....!!!!* 💝

You're really right, the most beautiful and handsome culture!

Much respect for Native Americans. I also respect the Amish

хорошо сказано, привет из племени северных медведей

do some research. You're idolizing people who were at war at all times, had slavery, torture and incest. The Cherokee had black slaves even after the Civil War.

Probably all peoples do have problems with crimes. I have travelled about through 35 countries all over the world. The most peaceful places: Lakota area in South Dakota and Mongolia.

Yea right. 0.2% right

I'm a human being and i love everyone ❤️🙏❤️

A Lakota Lullaby popular too in the States HURON ONTARIO MICHIGAN ERIE SUPERIOR the big lake they call GICHIGUMMI fond of you too love 👥 RESPECT 🥐 🍳 🥘 🥐 🚬🍹 💟 ♾️ 😇 🆘 SAGE PS 🕊️ 💌 🏖️ 💤 🍃 🌿 🦋 ✨ YES please welcome us too

I'm from Poland living in Canada over 30 years . Big respect and love to all Indigenous beautiful people ❤

@@electricrhetoric6201 I love every one too.

I’m not native but i was born here.

CHEROKEE

Amen God is Always Good to Everyone.

Aho

A’HO

My son's Father is Abenaki ! Me I am part Cherokee and Blackfeet .

@@debbienichols5860 sorry if it's too personal, Nichols is that your maiden name? I ask because that's one of the chosen Surnames many Cherokee in the South East chose. And if so, we are cousins, but even if not, we are still cousins.

Достойно уважения! Слова не мальчика, но мужа...

Ha ha

Cool, I'm human, too. What a coincidence. Great meeting others of my species. :)

And you should be proud because Lakota people and all those Native Americans who made their path with tears of the blood of deserve a noble place amongst humans for their blood did not disappear but turned into precious ruby seeds of which next generations sprang out like children of the Sun. I wish so many blessings for you like stars on heaven. I truly believe that Sunrise of Natives is close.

Same 🙏

Very proud of my peoples

You feel that sensation of heritage when you wake in the morning to meet the Sun.

Thank you for your words

The language is Lakota, a people that live on the Northern Great Plains. Approximate translation: Go to sleep good hearted boy, the night is good.

Absolutely so proud to be a person who knows you with total respect. Both my sons Absolutely too.

​@@martaholmes4287 thanks

The language is actually Lakȟótiyapi, my first language. And we have not ever willingly called ourselves "Sioux" as you'll see often here. "Sioux" is an Algonquin (ancestral enemies, hundreds of years of war) for "enemy" or "little snake in the grass". The word Lakȟóta, our name, actually translates to "ally". we are 7 allied Tribes. My father is from one, Huŋkpahpa, my mother from another, Oglála, so I am Huŋkpahpa and Oglála Lakȟóta. There is so much misinformation about us, online and off, and it's really sad, but here's some actual information. Best I could do with the energy and time I have. Much love from the Lakȟóta O'yaté (O'yaté--Nation) tokša akhé! (my People's way to end speaking to someone - it literally translates as "later, again,' or basically, "see you later/again," which we say even if there's absolutely no chance you'll ever see, let alone speak to each other again. There's a big undertone in saying tokša akhé, as we are also wishing the other the best Travels upon their Life Path, giving our grace, a bit of our energy for their highest good, and our personal and ancestral blessing. we don't have a word for goodbye that doesn't mean someone is literally at death's door or within 3 nights of their passing. (after 3 days, we return to speaking about them in the present tense because we believe very strongly that they are with us just as much as they always were, just differently now, spending more time on the Great Plains. (where our ancestors go after we die - if you've seen Black Panther, the scenes with T'Challa meeting his ancestors is such an incredibly accurate depiction of the Great Plains that I was shook when I first saw the second movie, especially. I swear they met someone Lakȟóta and directly put their description on screen; then again, us Indigenous Peoples everywhere, whether North America, Siberia, Australia, or Africa, share more than we could ever express, including many of our origin Stories and so many traditions. As many differences as you can find, you will find almost as many similarities.) Thank you if you read this far! In my Culture, (I'm Oglála and Huŋkpahpa Lakȟóta) the Council of Elders Names people different titles with different responsibilities and duties and honors that come with each. A more modern title we have now is Culture Keeper, as well as Language Keeper, as our Culture and Language, Lakȟótiyapi, are both critically endangered due to a continued genocide, Culture and otherwise. The average age of Lakȟótiyapi Speaker is 70, and the life expectancy on my mom's Rez is 55 for women, 45 for men, a lot because of how often we're murdered or "disappear". We're literally not statistically supposed to live long enough to Speak. I was raised by an Elder and what you'd know as a Medicine Man/Shaman (my tunkasila, my grandfather). Mitáku'ye o'yásíŋ (Lakȟótiyapi saying amongst my People, the Lakȟóta O'yaté (O'yaté--Nation)meaning meaning "we are all related" - the sacred Lakȟóta belief that all things are one and should be loved and treated with the respect deserving of that fact. It is said at the end of communications and otherwise as a reminder in general and to the person(s) we are communicating with the respect, kinship, and care put into everything we do as we live by this, and a reminder that this is especially kept in mind when interacting with others. ✊🏽)

Hello 👋 how are you feeling today??

Lullabies with terrifying or tragic content were often used to deceive some (super)natural evil (a decease, for example). "The child is dead or soon will be, nothing to look here, pass away" -- was the message. This tradition is more or less international and has place in such time period when child's death was usual thing due to undeveloped medicine, so everything you could do to defend your kid was done.

Just lost my son. Yes, he is safe in Creators Beings. I fear no more for him. I will learn this song to sing to ease my pain & dry my tears. Yes, had a war song to send both my songs into military ( of their own choosing). Will us mother ever stop crying ?

I lost a warrior daughter. She was amazing. How do I sing her song? Her father was Apache, and I am white. He died before. Help me, please?

Even this irish/czech/hungarian/Sioux has found that same path...and has shown his children...

Do you guys know who you are

Hello 👋 how are you feeling today?

I am 6th generation Navajo. But my skin looks like a white woman. I hate that. But at least I tan in the sun. And I have Native Indengenious person's features. My Daddy was called "Red Man" R.I.P. PAPA 🏹🙏

Me, I hate to be white,too. I'm German and Austrian. But I love native culture ever since I heard of it at age of ten years.

I love being almost half White & Indigenous, gives me a different perspective on both . Not all Whites were devils.

I discovered the music of a Dine musician, Carlos Nakai, in the early 90s of the last century and immediately it resonated to me: I'm still listening to it almost every day. I'm Native Italian and once I visited the Northern high prairies with bisons: I fell in love with that big sky and vastity resonating to my heart and I cried warm tears of joy and sadness because they were my visions materialised... Mitakuye Oyasin 🙏

Well, actually, this one is a bed time lullaby.

Your words are so amazing. I have so many thoughts and respect to your culture and your unity with the nature. So many blessings to you all.

What does it say? I would really like to know?

@@brendanewbury3940 it doesn’t matter if it’s a lullaby, it’s beautiful and it calms my soul 💕💕

Very beautiful

Мне понравилось)

Спасибо,друг! С пониманием приходит истинная любовь и уважение! Спасибо!!!

Спасибо. я тоже люблю эту песню. Так как и то, и другое во мне соединяет родную душу и частичку славянской крови.

@@clari52 Das ist keine Übersetzung, nur mein Gedicht. Danke shön!

This is lovely because it is truth and universal.

President Jackson let them take their black slaves with them

I'm proud to be member of the Shawnee tribe. I love the culture of Native Americans. Our politicians could learn so much from them.

@fuku4229 Your username says everything ppl need to know...

@fuku4229 Awwe. You made a funny.

Lol

So many Thanks for translate this soothing, wonderful Song! Many Greetings from Germany 🙏💕🇩🇪

Thank you very much for the lyrics, Do you by chance know the meaning of the song? Thanks!

I know the feeling 🦅

@@knitterpated907 This strange longing continues even today at 73 years of age. As a child, I hardly read any Karl May books, but the whole series of Indian biographies, e.g. B. Ernie Hearting, and others. I call a small but fine library my own.

Where was the Blackfoot pow wow? My great grandmother was Blackfoot.

@@sapiophile545 Oh, that's a long time ago: in 1994 I (Swiss) was in Cocoa Beach and met a chief of tribe of the Blackfood Indians. He picked me up in his car and drove quite a long time by my standards. But I couldn't remember the way, I couldn't do that... There was no navigation system either... For me it was just somewhere and I felt honored to be part of the pow wow.

Sure that happened

Mexicans have a magnificent culture too.

What a sad history the Osage have. A new movie “Killers of the Flower Moon.” is just now in theaters. So horrible what happened to the Osage.

I am in Rustenburg. There is so much beauty that has been lost in the noise of the modern world. Wonderful to hear a beautiful song from the past.

Браво! Люди доброй воли - объединяйтесь!!!

Музыка и впрямь шикарна...

We are all one in the nation of Native Americans.

@@jannisares ❤🧡💛💚💙

The True God of Israel be with you all. Love, Michael and the Holy Spirit open your eyes to our Lord. Amen.

@@michael-hw1uv God of Israel, lol Are you a subscriber of GENO CIDE

Hello Tashi my name is Elke I need the lyric . Have you this? Can you write?

@@elkekrauss2520 wish I could have help you but idk another tribes language. Only Navajo I know

So many Thanks for you write this wonderfull, mystic Language. I love native Music, this Song is a real lullaby Song for me. Many Greetings from Germany 🙏💕🇩🇪

Beautiful what do the words mean?

Tell me a nation thT did not treat a beautiful people barbarically. .

Is not his .

@@Moodboard39 True spirituality does not belong to any one nation or tribe or peoples, it belongs to all humanity everywhere.

@@carminemurray6624 that's not my point ! The song is not his , it's a remix dum dum.

Many thanks my dear friend! Have a nice weekend!

Love Japan . I'm Latino. 💯💯

Присоединяюсь!!!!!!

Русские и индейцы америки очень близки по своему духу, духовности, смелости, преданности, и вообще. И мы и они людим природу, и все, что с этим связано. Только у нас и у них все отобрали, и всё изгадили.

Que bien. Ojalá y ya estes en el proceso de aprender por lo menos 1 de esos lenguajes que mencionaste hace 2 años.

My grandmother was Nadine Alice Brown

Hello 👋 how are you feeling today??

Many thanks dear Peter! a beautiful quote!! hugs;)

Nature is not. Place to visit. It is home. Love that.

Yes but if u rlly loved it you would know we hate being called indian. We are indigenous 😭

@@Jbaby124 right 😭😭

I think ye are amazing people

It's True!

Many thanks Victor! Have a nice evening !!

👍🏻

Yes , me too. The Cherokee say if you have a drop of Cherokee blood you are a Cherokee