The Power of Family & Clan. Native American (Navajo) Teachings. Ke'

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Ever wonder why family is about more than just blood?

In the traditional teachings of our Navajo people family affects more than just the immediate family. Ke’ Navajo kinship goes well beyond immediate family… into clan relationships.

There is safety and power in these family relationships. But everyone needs to do their part and respect the family.

Family should be helped, prayed for, respected, and loved.

Navajo Historian Wally Brown shares these teachings about Family or Ke’. Enjoy the video.

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[jameshall]

These are sacred stories! I’m so thankful for elders like u! I see u

[keekum]

I literally never click faster than when I see one of these videos have posted

[et]

Family is most important!! My wife and I kicked a 15-year opiate addiction, and we both quit working to care for our parents. My mom had ALS, so she needed 24-hour care. 12 years I stayed by her side!! My wife's mother is dealing with cancer, and my father-in-law has had a stroke and is in a wheelchair. My mom recently passed away, and now I help my wife with her parents. Our parents taught us the importance of family, and now we are showing them how we innerstand what they taught us!! If you're a caregiver and you need someone to talk to, where always here if you need to vent.

[starguard]

16:27 "Parents Control your Children. Either that or control yourselves and don't have any more".😄 That has to be the Statement of the Century 😇

[VioletCee]

Sitting here listening to you, Grandfather, and I have to say thank you. I have been listening to your teachings for a few years now, and your wisdom has made such a difference in my inner life. Thanks for helping us to walk through this life. So grateful that your teachings are here.

[hungry]

Thank you for spreading this information. Im Indigenous my parents are indigenous from Mexico. Not Mexican. Indigenous like the rest🙏

[MarkCosgrove-bp]

Thank you, sir, for your service. And i can't thank the people enough for their greatest gift they have given America. Literally everything. Language, blood, lives. I thank the people from my heart.

[shawnsillings]

Thank you for the teaching. I enjoy learning from you. Much appreciation for giving us the True history

[lovegoodmusic]

One of the nicest things, when family members pray for each other and wish well for one another ❤

[oetsitty]

My grand father was one of the direct decent of Geronimo. He was from Ruidoso, and my grandma was from Zia Pueblo. How they learned to speak Navajo is beyond my understanding. To this day I am proud to be Native🦅🦅

[annebird]

As a young new mother i will do my best to live by these teachings. Thank you for teaching us.

[revk-squared]

So very grateful for our Grandfather’s teaching. Thank you!

[damontso]

I'm also of the bitter water and tower house clan. I to was in the military and would go every other day to shave😂. Stay blessed Uncle!

[justinmercado]

Hi Elder Wally! I love you and the wisdom you teach us.

[michaelschiessl]

Thank you Grandfather Wally and Shane for this interesting lesson on the original clans and the history of some of the others.We greatly appreciate all the knowledge you give to us.

[andrewgreenwald]

Since the passing of both of my parents recently, your teachings, wisdom, and antidotes keep me upon the straight and narrow. Although I am essentially of European descent, your words resonates with my spirit. Obviously, I conclude your words are true and universal. Please continue to speak. Your grandfather, if I heard correctly, gave you the correct and very powerful sacred name. Thank you.

[jimhoffmann]

Pete DePoe’s sacred name is Last Walking Bear. (Circa 9:00) He is the original drummer of the first Native American Rock band Redbone. His King Kong Beat is world-renowned, and his chops are in “Come And Get Your Love.”

[tomlidot]

Thank you for sharing. We lose our way so easily.

[ARyderK]

Prayer is very powerful. Reason why I'm still in this body

[susanasalinas]

Thank You so very much for sharing your wisdom n culture with us. Love listening to you n hearing your stories.