The song of Qiajuk - A Woman Shaman (hivshu.com)

[harrignos]

My grandfather was an Inughuit who was adopted in USA. As I start to reconnect with my heritage, I see nothing but beauty.

[SophieLisaBeresford]

also from the resonant tempo all other tempos can be heard or experienced :) :D something Im learning about :) :D

Thanks :) :D

LOVE

Sophie :) :D

[SophieLisaBeresford]

I have learned something about faster rhythms from this, or rather your own rhythm set or preference. The Tempo that aligns you. The song was pleasent to begin with, but as it got faster my body started moving on its own :) :D and it felt great, moving energy around and out of my system. This interests me alot as I study Makina (Spainish Techno) as it holds my resonant Tempo :) :D and it is fast! :) :D

[TheSpiralnotebook]

@SophieLisaBeresford I heard another tempo inside ..or implied in the chant,and I started chanting this faster tempo...something evoked...so yes, I know what you're saying.

[NameTaken1000]

Seriously aboriginal people have such a deep, complex, yet simplistic nature to themselves. Like stormspinner1, I have not a clue what you are saying, but it is the intent that impacts those around. Thank you for sharing your culture.

[stormspinner1]

Even though I do not understand the language, you honor this woman by singing her story. Well done, 5/5 stars.

[NovakMary]

I am a Primordial Shaman Dreamkeeper Woman, thank you for honoring us in song