Preparing a Traditional Native American Sweat Lodge

[horokonile]

I am very interested in this tradition

[servantofthekingyeshua]

taking cute is one thing... Respecting and being interested by culture is another and this is respect not making fun....

[shylam.]

Love our brothers and sisters and stop saying ignorant things how about that. Spirit and the universe runs the show not your ignorant comments stay out of this mans journey and enjoy the video 👇

[stephen]

Wow I felt like I listened to the creator with my heart and follower the right path. I always do my best to be humble. I always give everything I have in me. I take time to really research as much as I can and ask the right questions to my best friend and in a way father figure who is a medicine man of the rosebud res. I give without expecting anything. I try to be honest with myself and others. I try and listen. I felt the Creator hold me, and I cried uncontrollably, I could not understand it. Then I keep seeing comments and and articles on how no matter what I do. I will never be good enough, pure enough, humble enough, or honest enough with my self or anyone else to ever really follow this path that I was put on. I guess I should tell all the people who love me that I have known since I was a boy that I can't come to the sweat and pray because I am a white man.

[danielsqueque]

..🦊...forward, ...with a good strong heart, ...do what needs to be done, ...for self, ....listen to no other other then the spirit’s talking to your heart, ....🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾

[cryotech]

I personally see nothing wrong with someone integrating themselves into another culture if that's what they love and have a longing for, but is there a new trend I missed the bus on? I'm seeing more videos on YT of whites portraying themselves as natives building sweat lodges than I do natives building them. I'm curious though to know where / how he came up with the name Four Winds Rising or if it was honored to him by the tribe.

[RaathloveTV-um]

What gets me is some people think they can insert themselves into someone else's culture. Then call themselves native American. They just don't know how dumb they look..

[jayscroggins.thunderboy]

Lakota, lakol wicoan canku Luta topa Tate inipi Wopila Tanka Pilameya Tunkasila Wakan Tanka Pilameya Tunkasila, s Tatanka Iyotanka Tusunca Witko Mihapia Luta hehaca sapa Wopila Mi'ELO Aho Heceitu Mitakuye Oyasin.

[thegamersparadise]

So many things he's doing wrong. That song had no words at all.. Just chants. The damn Chants were even wrong. Heya heyo?? That's not even how we sing!! And the hell is Enipii? to breathe?? What the hell is that? Something u made up?? And Sage tea?! U kidding me?!?! Doorway is wrong, using a lighter wrong, using newspaper and magazines wrong! The grandfathers he is using are wrong.. Sand rocks explode and are not good for sweatlodge.. Man Im not even get tell him what else to change. Because he doesn't deserve it, by already abusing our ways like this. When we do these things it's an honour and privilege that is passed down from our ancestors. Our gifts and tools are given and passed down. Not purchased and obtained. This pisses me off so much!!

[jaysmilinghorse]

OH,
IT IS NOT A "TRADITIONAL NATIVE AMERICAN