The Children of The Holy People, Their Greatest Enemy, Their Greatest Joy. 

Is life a rarity though...? Consciousness itself is infinite, and every life form ties into consciousness, and it's own universe. Reincarnation is a thing too, the Ouroboros. Death is said to be an illusion.

lies ahh lies..seldom in this planet your respect animals and plants! very very seldom,you are from egypt dude,,arabic and your treat animals like crap,,spanking and hammering the cow,before give the last blow,i ve seen on youtube..i get enraged,because i seldom eat ,maybe three times a week only and haven't die yet for not eating animals maybe i make chicken soup now and then,because i need,but thats is about it and i would never kill an animal,so that i will live,i rather would allow them to kill me and eat me

I understand to be thankful for things but is life really a gift? Some people are born horribly deformed and I've seen handicap people that don't even know they exist. If life is a gift it should be equal for everyone when there born.

Many old masters teach that those who are suffering deformity or depravity or even those who are extremely bad are all there for us to respond to and we grow in that way. Apparently we human beings need to experience pain and suffering and loss etc. in order to experience growth toward the fullness that we will be one day.

@@chrisneves1274 Very well said... and very true. Life can be a living hell for some people... and it's not their fault that it is either, and that's the *effed* up thing about it.

an attitude of gratitude changes your lattitude.

The christain church only granted that women had souls actually very recently ..😳 They still do not grant animals souls,,🤯 so animals Dont go to " Heaven" eversince i heard this as a child i knew it was not the "heaven" for me ..i am Deeply grateful for those keeping alive the true knowledge and teachings,,,, Everything is alive..everything has soul or spirit the earth the stones ,, the birds the trees ..when uou know this you walk on the earth differently..and in gratitude..

​@julzhepburn3688 yep...you are a heart sister 😊 someday we'll meet and our critters will be with us. I just had a veteran new to our area...if animals have souls. 😮 I had a long long talk with that book smart human. He'd never looked into an animals eyes and then go deeper until...he found the empathy. ❤ A good start.

​@julzhepburn3688 I young man years ago said that the only ONES here that DON'T KNOW what GENDER they are were PEOPLE. To me, they ARE THE REAL ANIMALS that MANY will not be on the NARROW PATH HOME...EVERYTHING God has created that is LIVING WILL BE THRIVING where eternity begins for those who are forgiven. Have a blessed day

@@julzhepburn3688 Amen to the truth, not the gospel!!! LOL! Thanks, I know it says in the bible to take care of all of the life forms on earth, and the Mayans have the same word for God and Life, so it is truth that is key, no matter where it comes from, it will take you to heaven!

Im Cherokee- Choctaw- European....im 59. I just recently discovered that the christian faith is actually a jewish fairy tale for gentiles. Ty for your teachings ❤️

Ditto😊

nod nod 😊 kind of like the Hebrew manna from heaven. The Christian daily bread. It is food for the soul,not so much about filling a hungry tummy but feeding hungry mind and spirit. ty..for being 😊

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@@lulumoon6942 When you hunt, hunt not alone. And when you kill, make sure that where you hunt is yours. Make sure when you pass a buried ground, you pay heed to its hunters. This life is not about what you need to know, but what you are!

I will marry an woman of the way!

Salvation is Simple HalleluYAH “Praise ye YaH” YaH is The Heavenly Father YaH arrives via the TENT OF MEETING YaH was Who they Crucified for our sins YaH was Crucified on an Almond TREE - Ancient Semitic Cuneiform of Moshe (Moses) - Isa Scroll (The Original Isaiah) Isaiah 42:8 "I am YaH; that is my Name! I will not yield my glory to another or my praise to idols. Isaiah 43:11 I, I am YAH, and there is no other Savior but Me. Isaiah 45:5 I am YaH, and there is none else.

gratitude is a privilege reserved for those who have stuff to be grateful for.

@@polsyg6581 What do you need?

Yes, I am a mixed Native too. I am thankful for all that I am. But, my blood and my soul yearned for the truth and teachings of Grandfather Wally about truth and the Holy Ones.

@@jonniemae818 I understand I truly do it's as if a big part of me doesn't exist I have no place to belong I know this may sound awkward but I don't really fit in so I'm mostly a loner and I care for animals if all kinds. They allow me to interact with them given some time learn to trust. I'm not much of a people person

Alot of us are on a solo spirit journey ​@@conniedavis6274

I'm so grateful for everything 247 and try to give back but not as much as I should I feel like.

​@conniedavis6274 you're not alone Sibling. Some tribes don't accept us, and we struggle to fit in with the white people. We're still of creation and our ancestors are still with us.

Marines are jerks who enslave

I agree now social media is destroying us.

​@@TheIntrovert83Social media was designed to keep us divided and alone.

Fractals of the Creator, now that's deep.

cancer knows when its host is dead but people do not know that they have killed their host,... mother earth...

There are good people and there are bad people

just listening his expression/tone is strong as eagle talons and as soft as gosling down. Balancing between worlds and words. Guiding us to that knowing place that doesn't need words,just understanding. To that home most don't consciously know they are forever looking for. By his grace, he's welcoming the entrance to that great lodge. So sublime. Thank you to grandfather seems lacking by word alone. By heart...it is eternal. Thank you....the sweetest exchange between beings.

Click on to Navajo coyote story. Navajo language with a bit of "cartoon" made back n the 70's. It is hilarious.

Click on to Navajo coyote story. A funny Navajo "cartoon" I remember back in the early 70's.

That's when bringing other language to play while speaking with in English

I am a polyglot as well. Fluent in American English, Spanish, Japanese and my Indigenous Tribal language. American English is actually a much larger , more descriptive, language if one is fully educated in English. For instance, there are more words for various types of squash and pumpkins in American English but in Spanish pumpkin, squash and butternut squash are generically called calabasa. There are numerous other examples I can give. When I taught English Second Language classes for over a decade the Latin American students whom came from Latin American countries found English to be extremely difficult because there's so many more words for the same things, so many more descriptive words, as well as so many dialects, accents and forms of slang throughout the USA. In my tribal language our words are sometimes more descriptive than American English or Spanish but lack the sheer volume of vocabulary that exists in the American English language. So my tribal language isn't as specific as one can get speaking American English. Nor does Spanish get as specific. That's the one thing I've found from being fluent in three languages and conversational in several other languages, is that American English can be so specific. Of course, the younger generations are willfully losing their communication skills, language skills, in every culture that I associate with, much to the sorrow of their grandparents, because they're obsessed with slang or with shortening their languages which reduces the descriptive meaning in some cases. I use to dislike English language, cause it was forced upon my ancestors, but becoming more educated and having taught languages over the years really opened my eyes to how much more specific the American English language is compared to other languages. My melodic tribal language is more beautiful to the ear than English . Spanish is much easier on the throat than American English, since the words are less guttural. But American English is the most specific language with much more words than any other language I speak. Also, the exertion of speaking the more guttural American English requires more deep breathing than the other languages I speak, so I find that while serving in the Army the American English speakers had better cardio than other Soldiers from Non-English speaking cultures. I'm not fluent in Navajo but can converse in Dine' and Apache, due to some of my family being from those ethnicities , enrolled w/those nations/tribes and fluent in their tribal language. . .And those languages also are less specific, such as categorizing all winged bugs as one word, all fish as one word, etc albeit American English has specific words for each kind of bug, fish, etc.

You nailed it!

@@john454ful yes, I remember. Once upon a time when I was younger, there were some people who took time out of their lives to teach me some things which have stayed with me. I rented a room out of a house, the owner followed the red road. Unfortunately, a few years later, he passed away from a terminal illness. In the meantime, though, he opened up my mind to new possibilities and ways of looking at the world. He gifted a red tail hawk feather to me and said to me that he hoped the feather and what was behind, it would teach me something. Ever since then. Without being able to explain it, a lot of things have happened to me over the years, which have continued to teach me. I still have the feather.

your words...powerful too 😊 tyty

I hear the sprit, calling me... the people of the earth, desiring the stars... this man is of the spirit of His people.

The bear, is quiet now. You may rest!

I think of your father as a chief!

Thank you!