Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches about Coyote and how he is symbolic of the “Five-Fingered Being” (Diné) The Coyote is what one might call a good example of a bad example. Meaning you should do everything you can to avoid doing what Coyote would do. That is the purpose of the Trotting Coyote Stories. Enjoy the video and learn what it is to be called a menace. Want to help us make videos? Become a supporter and get involved. https://www.facebook.com/becomesupporter/1591968227530878/ Special
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Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches about Coyote and how he is symbolic of the “Five-Fingered Being” (Diné) The Coyote is what one might call a good example of a bad example. Meaning you should do everything you can to avoid doing what Coyote would do. That is the purpose of the Trotting Coyote Stories. Enjoy the video and learn what it is to be called a menace. Want to help us make videos? Become a supporter and get involved. https://www.facebook.com/becomesupporter/1591968227530878/ Special
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Before Coyote it was too wet or too dry. Coyote was responsible for the making of rain. #navajo #nativeamerican #nativeamericans | Navajo Traditional Teachings
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Before Coyote it was too wet or too dry. Coyote was responsible for the making of rain. #navajo #nativeamerican #nativeamericans | Navajo Traditional Teachings
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While it’s still winter time we will squeeze in one more Coyote story. But the trotting coyote stories are more than simple stories. As Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches...They are meant to represent the five-fingered being (humankind). In plain words Coyote is you. The moral of this story… When the Holy People gave us life they gave everyone the same bundle. “We give you this to understand, learn, and test”. When teaching these stories many people ask for comparisons so they can better und
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While it’s still winter time we will squeeze in one more Coyote story. But the trotting coyote stories are more than simple stories. As Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches...They are meant to represent the five-fingered being (humankind). In plain words Coyote is you. The moral of this story… When the Holy People gave us life they gave everyone the same bundle. “We give you this to understand, learn, and test”. When teaching these stories many people ask for comparisons so they can better und
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Winter Stories are stories that have been passed down for many generations... even thousands of years. The stories tell of Creation and how the Holy People organized Mother Earth and Father Sky. The stories teach about the animals and what their role is. The stories teach about us, the Five-Fingered Being and how we are the coyote. The stories teach about how we received the different prayers, ceremonies and songs. In this video Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, encourages everyone to hear the wint
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Winter Stories are stories that have been passed down for many generations... even thousands of years. The stories tell of Creation and how the Holy People organized Mother Earth and Father Sky. The stories teach about the animals and what their role is. The stories teach about us, the Five-Fingered Being and how we are the coyote. The stories teach about how we received the different prayers, ceremonies and songs. In this video Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, encourages everyone to hear the wint
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In this week's video Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches about the first Trotting Coyote story that was told. And it references geographic areas which is also important. Mainstream anthropologists teach contrary to the traditional teachings of our Diné. These teachings in many cases have infiltrated the younger generations. Watch this video and see a glimpse of our stories and our origin. The story of Coyote and Skunk takes place near the La Sal Mountains or Five mountains. Supporters get you
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In this week's video Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches about the first Trotting Coyote story that was told. And it references geographic areas which is also important. Mainstream anthropologists teach contrary to the traditional teachings of our Diné. These teachings in many cases have infiltrated the younger generations. Watch this video and see a glimpse of our stories and our origin. The story of Coyote and Skunk takes place near the La Sal Mountains or Five mountains. Supporters get you
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This video made free by our wonderful Facebook Supporters, Learn More: facebook.com/groups/NavajoTraditionalTeachingsSupporters In the traditional teachings of our navajo people the beauty way path is the standard. This is the path that our people are encouraged to walk. It's the path the two boys (Hero Twins) took to return to their father. The one who watches us by sunlight. Our diné were given the "Trotting Coyote" stories to teach the important morals and important things to staying on the B
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This video made free by our wonderful Facebook Supporters, Learn More: facebook.com/groups/NavajoTraditionalTeachingsSupporters In the traditional teachings of our navajo people the beauty way path is the standard. This is the path that our people are encouraged to walk. It's the path the two boys (Hero Twins) took to return to their father. The one who watches us by sunlight. Our diné were given the "Trotting Coyote" stories to teach the important morals and important things to staying on the B
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