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Zuni in the Grand Canyon 

Daniel Byers
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Throughout their history, the A:shiwi people have made a pilgrimage through the Grand Canyon to leave offerings at traditional sites, gather materials for their cultural practices, and visit the place where their ancestors first emerged from the four Underworlds and into the light of day.
Follow the A:shiwi rain priests and medicine men as this sacred migration down the Colorado river is documented on film for the first time - from the pueblo at Halona Idiwana'a to shrines and ancient settlements, through canyon walls carved by the petroglyphs of the ancestors.

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@prismwashere
@prismwashere 2 года назад
Thank you so much to the elders, the medicine keepers and the story tellers for allowing this sacred journey to be filmed. I had the privilege of traveling through New Mexico and the Grand Canyon recently. My spirit is drawn with respect and admiration to the land, the plants and animals, the art, and symbolism of the indigenous people in the middle place. I hope to return soon. 🏜
@aliciatsalabutie5948
@aliciatsalabutie5948 2 года назад
I'm so proud of my late uncle Cornell that went to the Grand Canyon and explored the place where we came from...this video made me cry just to see my Uncle once again. Thank you!
@selenarodriguez1245
@selenarodriguez1245 2 года назад
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@selenarodriguez1245
@selenarodriguez1245 2 года назад
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@selenarodriguez1245
@selenarodriguez1245 2 года назад
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@selenarodriguez1245
@selenarodriguez1245 2 года назад
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@selenarodriguez1245 2 года назад
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@toscazraikat4924
@toscazraikat4924 3 года назад
I am deeply touched. Thank you. May they and their children keep making this journey forever ,in peace and safety.
@danielbyers
@danielbyers 3 года назад
Yes, Tosca! That is why we called it “Then, now, and forever!”
@bethescobar7905
@bethescobar7905 3 года назад
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@athenasword8312
@athenasword8312 3 года назад
Thank you for sharing this sacred journey. May it always be so.
@emersonb.4152
@emersonb.4152 2 года назад
This Diné is very proud and respectful of the A:shiwi. The Grand Canyon is very signifcant to all cultures in the 4 Corners.
@csnow7190
@csnow7190 3 года назад
Beautiful, it was nice to hear the language again and familiar faces. It’s a place I thought I’d never see. Elakwa
@jackhershaw6295
@jackhershaw6295 2 года назад
I love the way they keep everything alive in song and words.
@katiejones6775
@katiejones6775 11 месяцев назад
I pass thru Ribbon Falls quite often 🙏🏼It is such a special place on earth. I am so happy to have found this documentary...Thank you to the members of the Zuni tribe for sharing the stories, tradition, history, and heart of the Emergence. Much love and respect.
@cynthiaquam9105
@cynthiaquam9105 3 года назад
Makes me proud to be a Shiwi! And my uncle Nakush deyakowa is in this documentary! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏RIP🙏🙏🙏🙏
@danielbyers
@danielbyers 3 года назад
Incredible! Makes me very happy to hear this!
@kwolf6602
@kwolf6602 3 года назад
Good Man/Respected Man May He Rest at Ease Now and Forever..
@emersonb.4152
@emersonb.4152 2 года назад
This Diné is very proud and respectful of the A:shiwi. The Grand Canyon is very signifcant in all cultures in the 4 Corners.
@indeedgenous7872
@indeedgenous7872 2 года назад
Your uncle Eldred deyakona was on the trip I was invited on in '19. He was very knowledgeable and was very kind. The bear on my profile pic here is the one he gifted me at the end of the trip. His son and my friend Elric was also on that trip. Condolences. He watches over. 🙏🏽
@mikekennedy2965
@mikekennedy2965 Год назад
It was an incredible honor to meet these men! They were so nice to us! They told us all about what they were doing there. Your ancestral homelad is such a special and magical place!
@jcwolfe1751
@jcwolfe1751 3 года назад
Beautiful and uplifting documentary.
@danielbyers
@danielbyers 3 года назад
Thank you, JC!
@TheBodynsoul1
@TheBodynsoul1 3 года назад
Beautiful! My Sons and grandchildren are Shiwi 💙
@estelleharrington3866
@estelleharrington3866 2 года назад
This is a Beautiful well kept History on your part. Too many lies, too much lost for profit, money & control. Blessings to you, your people this planet our brothers & sisters of this planet & Humanity. May we all come to terms that we are one race. The Human race on a mission t make this world a better place for it's inhabitants. To connect with with the oneness of all things. To use the part of our brains that we have laid aside for wealth instead of knowledge & wisdom & knowingness. 💖🤗
@irvjkeeto4135
@irvjkeeto4135 3 года назад
Outstandingly AWESOME!!! I'm a Di'neh from Hunters Point, AZ and I would like to THANK everyone who took part in making this video possible and also sharing the Beauty of Mother Earth..... A'he'hee (Thank you)
@pamelasosin8228
@pamelasosin8228 2 года назад
Thank you for this gift. May your journey to the place of emergence and the Land always be protected! You let me see thru your eyes and your story. Thank you.
@wilclaw665
@wilclaw665 2 года назад
Yah'tah'hey my native neighbors, keep tradition strong, I attended your ceremony s it's spiritually touching, love it 😀
@mikekennedy2965
@mikekennedy2965 Год назад
I was fortunate enough to meet these guys the day before they went to the place of emergence. We were camped near each other and I invited them to our campsite for some desert (fruit). They were nice enough to tell us all about what they were doing and about the documentary that was being filmed. One of the film crew was actually from our state back east. It was such an honor to be able to meet and hear these elders speak. Me and Rodney the Rain Priest (who was close to my age) both share a love of country music so that was cool too. We had rain showers for the next seven days. The humidity was really welcomed by us New Englanders. It was a very special meeting that I will never forget!
@Cyphxr_RR
@Cyphxr_RR 9 месяцев назад
Thanks to all of you doing this I live in Zuni and it helps me so thank you ❤️❤️
@frenchpizza9725
@frenchpizza9725 3 года назад
I love love love love love love you Ancestors for loving us still.
@kuttmowf
@kuttmowf 3 года назад
I shed a tear at the end knowing where I came from. 💙💛
@TravelsWithPhil
@TravelsWithPhil 3 года назад
A very nicely done and respectful documentary. Phil (Cherokee)
@kevinreardon2558
@kevinreardon2558 3 года назад
Thank you. I love hearing your stories. They help out so much.
@Airriel333
@Airriel333 2 года назад
thank you just beautiful and deeply moving BLESSINGS
@juancaraccioli3489
@juancaraccioli3489 4 месяца назад
So strong connection with the divine peace …Great people great connection with theirs ancestors… Deep spiritual experience Thanks for your faith 🙏
@angievacit2701
@angievacit2701 3 года назад
So Amazing! Proud to be a Shiwi!
@teemusavikurki1285
@teemusavikurki1285 Год назад
Love the fact that it's all in Zuni language.
@c20moreno
@c20moreno 3 года назад
A very informative, timely, and moving piece, thanks to everyone involved for sharing.
@danielbyers
@danielbyers 3 года назад
Thanks so much, Chris! Hope we can work together in Zuni sometime soon!
@indeedgenous7872
@indeedgenous7872 2 года назад
HEY!! Kyakya Datchu Oc! I enjoyed the trip you invited me on and learned a Whole lot. I still watch the videos I took. ILL NEVER FORGET THE FEELINGS, SOUNDS, SMELLS AND TASTES Of the Canyon.
@turboturbo3617
@turboturbo3617 3 года назад
Awesome documentary 👏
@swan_clan
@swan_clan 3 года назад
So beautiful!
@martharomeroibarra8282
@martharomeroibarra8282 2 года назад
HERMOSO DOCUMENTAL. SIGUIENDO LAS HUELLAS DE NUESTROS ANCESTROS. DESPERTANDO NUESTRO AMOR ANCESTRAL.
@nickkuiper32
@nickkuiper32 2 года назад
One of the most breathtaking places I've ever visited in my life. The history that tied with it is something we (non natives) only can guess and imagine. The stories about the emergence from inner earth, also facinating.
@carlosmacmartin4205
@carlosmacmartin4205 3 года назад
Keep the connection strong! Thank you for sharing!
@user-rr3gq9wb8h
@user-rr3gq9wb8h 9 месяцев назад
Thank you so much for recording your journey. It's so important to learn true history.
@danielcockerspanial9556
@danielcockerspanial9556 2 года назад
I grew up in Albuquerque. There is a Zuni pueblo at the base of the jemez mountains. I was blessed to spend quality time with the extended families of a friend I made. A very accepting family who treated me as one of theirs
@milapadilla2387
@milapadilla2387 Год назад
Zuni is not Jemez, get your Pueblos correct!
@simonethegoddess
@simonethegoddess 2 года назад
Thank you for sharing your history and ancestral wisdom. May all tribes be protected and all land given back. (Cherokee)
@brunildamarrero2095
@brunildamarrero2095 2 года назад
Beautiful video! I’m touched with emotions.🙏🏼♥️
@georginamahoney649
@georginamahoney649 3 года назад
Very moving and beautiful, your ancestors certainly greeted you and were waiting there for you
@DropsOfLadyAku222
@DropsOfLadyAku222 3 года назад
I absolutely loved this.
@michaelwoodsmccausland915
@michaelwoodsmccausland915 Год назад
We all need to return to pilgrimage guided by the Indigenous Culture’s! We do and we shall protect these sacred indigenous lands! You have taught us so much. It is our long overdo time to overcome the mistakes of the past created by those who came to conquer! MWM@
@tk1950
@tk1950 3 года назад
Wonderful!
@ispysaidmylittleeye3489
@ispysaidmylittleeye3489 3 года назад
May your journeys never end!
@matthewstorer8236
@matthewstorer8236 2 года назад
This was absolutely beautiful. ❤
@awillt2364
@awillt2364 3 года назад
Nicely done. Really made me proud to see that tradition still going never lose that I am glad to be ZUNI AND UTE MOUNTAIN.
@leemarker1233
@leemarker1233 2 года назад
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing your stories. I've enjoyed watching the documentary. Now I have a better understanding of the Zuni people. I respect all tribes and their stories. I am Diné
@SEAQUEST-R
@SEAQUEST-R 2 года назад
In gratitude (good monsoon)...praying for snow. All My Relations 🙏🏿🙏🏽🙏🏻🙏🏾🙏🌈🦋🌊💦💧
@irishelk3
@irishelk3 2 года назад
Hello, i am from Ireland, i have always been very interested in American Idians, which i believe is the correct term according to Russell Means. My grandfather, the chief of our family, the Ryans, meaning little KIng in Gaelic, left me behind many of his books on Indians after he passed away in 07, he loved your culture and ways of life and now im 30, and i take after my grandfather in that light. I think its totally ridiculous how you have been treated by the US government, even to this day, 2021!. In Ireland, we faced some truly awful things at the hands of the English, for a very long time, however our relations today are quite good, and our countries have a mutual fondness for each other today, but things were very bad indeed. I think you should continue to do as you wish, visit your sacred places and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. America is huge!, mostly empty land, which should be given back to the natives, its total greed. The world could learn so much from you and your ancient wisdom. Some day i would love to visit your beautiful country. Bail ó dhia ort - God be good to you.
@HaajiCruz
@HaajiCruz Год назад
American Indians are ppl from India who are borned in America. We are indigenous or whatever our tribes are named.
@lamashtu3449
@lamashtu3449 Год назад
@@HaajiCruza well you ask 12 natives and you get 12 different answers. Plenty call themselves Indians.
@garyharris3159
@garyharris3159 2 года назад
Thank You
@daniellerawlins3887
@daniellerawlins3887 3 года назад
Thank you for beautiful video water is life and has a spirit water can feel feelings just as tree and mountains all have feelings and birds and humans we are all related aho
@daniellerawlins3887
@daniellerawlins3887 3 года назад
Clifford mahootie is one of my most favorite s
@keishasiow3198
@keishasiow3198 3 года назад
💕
@SherrilynnGrayer.prettyeyes
@SherrilynnGrayer.prettyeyes 2 года назад
PTMH thank you for your journey Covid bringing out truth .... Blessings the Creators children soon we will be together ....
@bowannie23
@bowannie23 3 года назад
❤️
@aurliawaseta8091
@aurliawaseta8091 3 года назад
Optimus n Hopeful ✊💕
@shiwiboy2203
@shiwiboy2203 3 года назад
💞
@garyharris3159
@garyharris3159 2 года назад
Very Good
@luluu0415
@luluu0415 3 года назад
❤❤❤
@zuni23yat54
@zuni23yat54 3 года назад
💗💗💗💓
@lspringerjones
@lspringerjones Год назад
I enjoyed learning more about the A:shiwi heritage, but was sad to see no younger people on the pilgrimage. Are they not allowed or just uninterested?
@irisamanda3922
@irisamanda3922 Год назад
I think they are not old enough. Zuni young people are very connected to their culture and languages, much more so than other indigenous tribes.
@lspringerjones
@lspringerjones Год назад
@@irisamanda3922 That is good to know. Thank you.
@A-Jay-G
@A-Jay-G 3 года назад
I feel these are my people
@nelsonramone2366
@nelsonramone2366 2 года назад
Cool 😎😎😎👍👍👍
@hakeemsalaam6185
@hakeemsalaam6185 2 года назад
Interesting
@corypinto752
@corypinto752 2 года назад
Elakwah! A:shiwi strong! 💪🏽
@TheZombieSlayerKing
@TheZombieSlayerKing 3 года назад
i subcribed and like
@marthamontes6005
@marthamontes6005 3 года назад
❤️🌎
@frenchpizza9725
@frenchpizza9725 3 года назад
Wow. No mistake being Native. Thanks creator
@michaelwoodsmccausland915
@michaelwoodsmccausland915 Год назад
Beautiful! I/We returned to Turtle Island in 1638 AD not to destroy, but to Regain the indigenous knowledge! Shine Bright! Musicians Against Multiple Sclerosis@ promotes indigenous Homestatic Agro Tech that follows the indigenous Topological Metaphor! Shine Bright! MWM@
@edgarperezlfwl
@edgarperezlfwl 2 года назад
Noah had webbed fingers & toes also . Albino & red eyes .
@williamwyatt
@williamwyatt 2 года назад
👍❤️🌈🕊
@roylemmens7321
@roylemmens7321 Месяц назад
Feel bad for all past native americans,, can you imagine if the grand canyon wasn't a national park, would be a mess with mining, housing, amusement parks, private corporations doing whatever they want, I'm thankful they made it a national park
@Jaredpm._3
@Jaredpm._3 2 года назад
I bet you're watching this in school
@vespernyx2016
@vespernyx2016 2 года назад
This is a post-flood origin story. Before the flood, they did not have webbed hands and feet. The rain revealed the petroglyphs that had been made by the ancestors of the ancestors. The connection to trees as a pathway from the underworld to the surface is interesting. Maybe these are references to giant trees that used to grow in that region many thousands of years ago but don't anymore due to earth changes. Earth changes could have also sent people underground to survive, which is why they are described as having come from the dark underworld. The Ahayuta brothers are lightning war gods. They were sent to protect the Zuni (A:shiwi) people. But to protect from what or maybe WHOM? Some stories say from bad giants. Who were those giants? All of this is a survival story. Many were lost to the flood, especially the children. But Zuni survived as a people, found dry land, and started anew. Unrelated, but makes me curious. The Zuni are not vegetarian, so it would be interesting to hear them talk about how they reconcile eating animal flesh with spirituality. The ancestors' spirits live in fish and birds and other animals, but what happens if you eat a fish with an ancestor spirit in it?
@matthewstorer8236
@matthewstorer8236 2 года назад
The ancestors give of themselves to preserve human life
@hayosh9309
@hayosh9309 Год назад
You honor their sacrifice. You disrupted their life and you have to make an offering for the action otherwise because you destroyed their physical body and are bugged about that they punish you for not giving an offering or having any sympathy
@franklinchavez3242
@franklinchavez3242 Год назад
Respectfully not true because they describe the beginning and ending by noting fourth world stories or biblical events throughout their survival. They knew that animal kingdom had a soul so they thrived with vegetation because when founded by other civilization they noted were slim but built like any body builder's and were extremely fast which are in some parts of Africa where tribes still live in the past. All the flesh eating was done by the people whom came from the north were "Navajos" with their sheep's which now today's near the end of the year is a fasting as a reminder the health benefits that the zunis participated at a time no flesh consumption due to stories in relations to relatives of the past that became the animal kingdom. Just so you know the history of the hardships and the wellbeing of medicine
@lanilani1769
@lanilani1769 6 месяцев назад
​@@franklinchavez3242 True. Thanks Franklin.
@dayerotth8273
@dayerotth8273 2 года назад
Stop the adds now.
@denisechaib5680
@denisechaib5680 2 года назад
I'm not from your tribes but I have watched this my brother if I can call him this , we are all ONE,HURT 1 YOU HURT ALL.WE ARE OF 1 blood ALL OF USE I BELIEVE IN THE CREATOR
@naernes
@naernes 3 года назад
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