kykotsmovi kiipo group sun. 1

Kwa Kwa these guys came from Zuni to kipo here after they danced at Sumi’nungwa

🪶 Thank you for putting this beautiful dance🥁💚🎵 and sharing it for those beings like myself, to stay connected with my 1491’s Roots. 🎵Healing Generation trauma and this soothes my wounded surviving Indian Spirit today. Videos like this means so much to me + my ancestors who had to forget thier Indian roots just so they could survive .Thank you again for helping me Remember 💧🌲🌀

Cool Man. I hope you all live forever in Beautiful People Land.

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#FreeLeonardPeltier 🦅 "True to your own ancestors, therefore true to yourself." Russell Means “Why are rituals so conservative? And why do people all over the world believe that through ritual activities they are participating in a process that takes them out of ordinary secular time and somehow brings the past into the present? The idea of morphic resonance provides a natural answer to these questions. Through morphic resonance, ritual really can bring the past into the present. The present performers of the ritual indeed connect with those in the past. The greater the similarity between the way the ritual is performed now and the way it was performed before, the stronger the resonant connection between the past and present participants.” Rupert Sheldrake, The Rebirth of Nature: The Greening of Science and Go