Navajo, Diné, Night Dances, tribal religion, 1957 

Oh how this brings back so many memories. I was that little girl dancing with the scared feathers. I use to dance for my grandma and travel with my grandma to firedances.

I care about my tribe I'm Navajo native American girl that care of her tribe and I'm proud to be a Navajo native American girl and with all of my family that came before us 🐺❤️🦅

AMAZING FOOTAGE ......showing a Sacred Ritual, showing a scene that no one today is allowed to see, unless they are Tribal members...It is a BEAUTIFUL WAY to live , and this Ceremony is STILL going on , just as in the ancient times..... .

The children so cute love Navajo culture. I’m Montagnards jarai tribes , we believed spirited too.

i remember making feathers dance when i was young

Very interesting to see these traditions taking place in 1957👍

This is the first I've ever heard of the feather dance. And the last dance I never heard of either.

Divine.. with gratitude.

I cant believe I found this ahé'hee'

I had dream that I saw them chanting and dancing behind boulders of rock when I saw this video it look very similar it freak me out

Thank you for sharing this video.

I want to know as much I can about our ancestors

I am them and they are me great navajo nation tribe. Native blood

Shi Ma Sani, I love you.

Beatiful!!!!

Love this!

Very Important info at 3:33

That was cool ,they have strings to pull to make them feathers dance?

Thank you.

Story sounds like Montagnards indigenous folk.

Tbh tho its cool about thr feather dance.

Dine

10:55 - Beautiful Poem. It sounds more Christian than pagan. The curtain of daybreak is hanging. The Daylight-Boy, it is hanging. From the land of the day it is hanging. Before Him, as it dawns, it is hanging. Before Him, in beauty, it is hanging. From His voice, in beauty, it is hanging.

They call themselves “Deena” ?

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