Cherokee Morning Song - I am of the Great Spirit video free download


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Duration: 04:35
Uploaded: 2008/03/14

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Music: Walela (Rita Coolidge, Priscilla Coolidge, Laura Satterfield)

Album "Walela".

Lyrics:

We n' de ya ho, We n' de ya ho,

We n' de ya, We n' de ya Ho ho ho ho,

He ya ho, He ya ho, Ya ya ya

Translation:

"We n' de ya ho

Freely translated: "A we n'" (I am), "de" (of), "Yauh" --the-- (Great Spirit), "Ho" (it is so).

Written as: A we n' de Yauh ho (I am of the Great Spirit, Ho!)."

This language stems from very ancient Cherokee.

Translation by David Michael Wolfe who is an Eastern Virginia Cherokee and a cultural historian.

Pictures: The woman with drum is late Paiute singer Judy Trejo.

Paintings (Jesus): Fr. John Giulani

Flowering peyote: Christopher B. c)erowid.org

Comments

6 years ago

Angie Matson

All from beginning no end

6 years ago

Annmarie Schramm

I brought me here.

6 years ago

Woofy T

OK , it took me a long moment but I like the idea of having a peaceful moment before dealing with the Bull ( u know) . a plus would be able to enjoy a sunrise .. & extra bonus with a Lady who understand that joy ... OK sexest but most all about .. Bla bla bla right ...jajaja.. Thank you .. Seriously.. I wonder where , why & how come ... U know .. Anyway it goes on right ..

6 years ago

Taliesin Gwyddioniaid

This Our Families Breathless Beauty And Majestic Grandfather Creators Blessing's Upon Our Families!

6 years ago

Roblox Super Girl

I'm learning ho deh no shew nee in the 4 grade and I love it

6 years ago

Taliesin Gwyddioniaid

I's Belonged To My Families NOT Society. WhyI's Give My All To My Families That Gave Me Life! Freedom Families Love Justice Country Prosperity And Peace!

6 years ago

Taliesin Gwyddioniaid

A'ho Blessing's to Our Families, Freedom, Happiness, Justice, Family, Oneness and Country! Wado!

6 years ago

Amos Maclin

I've danced with the great chiefs as a kid on the Navajo Nation then got kidnapped off it bye my family so every chance I got I hopped a train and would show up at a young age I did all this I miss my pa last time I was there they looked at me funny I understand now why they stared at me they rembered me all u rember me I am who I am

6 years ago

Carie Armstrong

I understand you tube would like the 7 foot rattlesnake that almost sent me to hell. im indian

6 years ago

El Saúco

I miss singing this with Jess Sitting Wagtail

6 years ago

Elizabeth Barnette

She told me my cat, bobcat, would come back..after a year..he did...chesiy

6 years ago

Elizabeth Barnette

I was seven when i held hands with cherokee..who by the way had to watch me when my parents left to find a place for us to stay..they took my hand..showed me what love really was..we sang the morning song..found out grandmother was cherokee..martin co. ky

6 years ago

Shawn Thomas

I heard this song from my math teacher  at my old school I fell in love with this song

7 years ago

Jeannie Glover

OMG, I REMEMBER MY GREAT GREAT GRANDFATHER SAYING THIS TO ME OVER AND OVER WHEN I WOULD BE COMING TO SEE HIM AND RIDE MY HORSE BY HIS HOUSE, HE WOULD TRY I FEEL TO TEACH ME THINGS THAT I WISH SO BADLY I HAD STOPPED AND REALLY HEARD WHAT THAT DEAR SWEET MAN WAS SAYING. HE WAS FULL BLOOD CHEROKEE, I AM SO PROUD OF HIS BLOOD. WISH I HAD JUST TAKEN THE TIME TO ASK HIM SO MANY QUESTIONS ABT HIS FAMILY. I WAS REALLY YOUNG. HE LOVED TEACHING ME TO RIDE WITHOUT A SADDLE AND RUNNING AS FAST MY HORSE WOULD TAKE ME. I LOVED MAKING HIM PROUD. i LOVE YOU DEARLY GREAT GRANDFATHER TAYLOR

7 years ago

Wendeyaho Uponya

American Native, Wendeyaho Uponya, Wendaya, Wendy, Wen here, good morning, my Great Spirit!

7 years ago

Lea Joelle Jackson

my passion does thrive !

7 years ago

Paula Youmell

Is there somewhere I can get this song on CD with other Cherokee music songs?

7 years ago

Wendy Seller

333 comments... I see this number since May this year... I am Quechua Aymara Indian from Bolivia but in essence same tribal blood as Cherokee brothers sisters, we wear our Manta as you do... Our Manta is holy and holds our tribal colors. We too suffered the wrath of conquest but our Song does not silence... it rides over mountains... flies over seas for all to Hear our Cries... Hear our Souls! We live on through our Songs! 333

7 years ago

Theodor Vogel

Very beautiful and relaxing.

7 years ago

Shaman Vitki

Thank you

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