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  • this is the most beautiful music i have ever heard...

  • This is not tradicional indian music.

    And you guys shold stop watching pocahontas and grow up.

  • MARAVILLOSO!!!!!!!!!!!!AQUELLO­S QUE TAN CONECTADOS ESTAN CON LA MARAVILLOSA MADRE TIERRA, CON TODA LA NATURALEZA, CUANDO NUESTROS OJOS VISUALIZAN TANTA PERFECCION Y TANTA BELLEZA Y PERCIBEN LA MARAVILLOSA ENERGIA DENTRO DEL SER, Y ESTA HERMOSA MUSICA QUE COMPLETA EL EXTASIS DE TANTA MARAVILLA. FELICITACIONES!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • HD power !

  • modern society is muff cabage

  • Relaxing&Beautiful, in harmony with nature, makes even someone like me good natured ! (well almost).

  • Beautifull ...

  • i love this music its so beautiful and so peaceful and one with the nature.

  • omg i love this beautiful music

    LOVE IT!!!

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  • thanks to wayra fpr all the great music, make a native proud to see all the love that went into this music and frees the spirit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! endostahe

  • @MsWashe I've searched on the internet what the word "endostahe" means. And i cannot seem to find what the meaning is. its sad in a way...that some things are lost in time. Languages..people...meanings..­.anyways, I was hoping you could tell me the meaning of the word endostahe and how to pronounce it :)

  • LINDISIMO

    

  • Music like This Is Just Good For The Soul !!!!!

  • To see beauty is eay to join it is enightenining

  • : )

  • I know that there is good human beings out there that want the best for our Earth, it plants, animal large and small, and for ourselves, but we are silent and allow the few to control If every human being would stop and search thier souls by listening to this enchanting music they just may mind you reflect and understand we are all in this together, no one is greater or better than the other.

  • The music is so fantastic.

  • Admit it, people. Some of you (maybe a lot of you) were looking for the other River Song and stumbled across this. Of course, that makes me think that this would be a good soundtrack for her.

  • magnifique musique

    <3<3<3

  • Are there lots of indians who are as gay as wayra? Is this kind of stuff normal?

  • I did not know there are gay indians!

  • @MarcfromTreasureNet1 I didnt know there were dickheads like you that didnt like such beautiful music.. Get a life man.

  • @MonkeyMoNk2008 Wayra is the gayest indian

  • @MarcfromTreasureNet1 If you want to see a gay person, go in your bathroom and look in the mirror.

  • SO GAY

  • @MarcfromTreasureNet1 you are mentally very weak in comparison to this person, a real man isn't afraid to be a human only little boys like you are : )

  • @Ichliebemusikundybd Your spirit guide eats dead crickets from dry bushes

  • @MarcfromTreasureNet1 dumb troll

  • @Ichliebemusikundybd yes you are

  • @MarcfromTreasureNet1 You're very lonely aren't you? Poor troll

  • COMO ME RELAJA ESTA MUSICA

  • close your eyes and dream!

  • this music brings you back to the start of all life...nature very nice music thank you!

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  • @aleahmm12 you haven't been through anything~ you are a 15 yo dumbass

  • Hermosa canción. Wayra en Quechua o runasimi (idioma de los inkas) significa "viento". Esta canción, efectivamente, es una melodía al viento.

  • In a world hurtling toward self destruction thanks to wars, the destruction of nature and mankind's greed, this beautiful music is a timely reminder of how things should be. This music is universal to all of mankind no matter what part of the planet you live on. We can learn alot from our Native population.

  • @WirralBagpuss agreed there's beauty everywhere in this world and some of us are so accustomed to material objects that we've forgotten the very fabric responsible for those luxuries. Beautiful music, love and light to all

  • @WirralBagpuss "We can learn alot from our Native population" Indeed, i tell everybody that canibalism and human sacrifices are awesome but no one listen to me. Oh, and don't forget that big pipe full of drugs =D

  • @WirralBagpuss I agree with your feelings about this music and also lessons we can learn from Native peoples. I try to remember that the future is not fixed, that people have the ability to change.  I know many gentle and peaceful people now here, thanks to YT .. this is true time of transitions.

  • @WirralBagpuss riveting tale chum

  • @WirralBagpuss It seems to be in those places is nice, you assail, and tourist services to abuse you with predatory pricing, lack of cleanliness, ignorant people, which explodes and does not care the place tourist, with the sole purpose of steal money, in this country there is much thief, murderer and above all gangs, this song to nothing reflects the raw, and miserable reality of this poor country,

  • @WirralBagpuss Do you have any idea how tired that idea is? Research the noble savage sentiment broski, they aren't the end all be all for self sufficiency, they fuck up to, as all humans do, just look at Eater Island, those were "natives" and they destroyed themselves building monuments, whitey didn't do a thing. I find your words hollow and meanlingless, us on our computers on youtube couldn't be farther removed from nature, get off the internet and go outside

  • @jeoofro69 Easter Island

  • @jeoofro69 Oh really. I dont see Native Americans for example polluting their lands and building nuclear weapons or destroying themselves. They respected nature and still do. I have a huge amount of respect for Natives whether they be North American Natives or Aberogines. I have actually done a bit of reading about their history. yes I do like my internet. There is nothing wrong with that. What IS wrong is the multinationals destroying the environment. And yes I do go out thank you.

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  • i dont think so that this instrumental music can touch my rock heart. i really love this music,. i remember before when i was in our province my grandfather love love also playing the flute. i mis my grandfa very much,.,.,.

  • This is so beautiful... so touching

  • música de los dioses

  • it would be really great if the artist would try to use only traditional instruments and sounds to relive the music of old. it is so tiring to hear white peoples influence in all of it.

  • @qariya I really dont think that it matters because all music is beautiful no matter where it comes from... We are all one people

  • @heghat1 We may be one people but the whities have muddied the waters long enough. Plus people should take pride in who they are and where they come from, all this "it's all good" is sickening and yes it does matter where it comes from.... I don't listen to a Japanese singer to hear Indian music. I don't listen to whities to hear "native" American music. Why should I have to hear white music from this video? Which now that I have heard I won't listen again.

  • Musica bonita

  • trilha sonora de uma noite inesquecivel ,o começo depois dos 50 ,todo bom!!!

  • magico

  • 天人合一之音表演...

  • anyone know what key  he is playing??

  • @AndrewRunningWolf I believe it is D major.

  • 歌曲很棒!!!

    我很喜歡這種類型的音樂!! :-)

  • @Tachibana0618 Yea Man, I couldnt have said it better =)

  • Can I get CD where is this song? :-)

  • wzruszające....

  • Could feel the river as it carved the rocks of time. One moment your there , then your not.

  • ♪ ♫ ♩ ♬ ♭..... Ⓛ Ⓞ ⓥ Ⓔ  ⒾⓉ ......♪ •♭·.·´¯`·.·♩ •♬

  • BELLISSIMA

    

  • Also true, for sometimes, the best defense is a good offence, as in the cases where the United States has gotten involved in world matters. If something threatens world stability and peace, we attempt, though not always in the right ways, to settle it to maintain the uneasy peace we have. In the case of training Iraqis, definitely a good choice to make, though many say that it's not right to fight fire with fire, in this case, if they do not have proper training, then people like the Taliban...

  • esta divino sos brutal gracias 

  • I close my eyes, listen, and I am carried away to another plane! I smile as the tears of joy trickle down my face...There is no greater joy than to touch your own spirit..as I listen, my spirit floats to a place of peace..like an Eagle, gliding on the winds..touching the sky and seeing nothing buy beauty all around..and I am at peace.

  • @2000bdancer Both hawk (Aracos) and eagle (Iolair) were the oldest animals in BOTH Celtic and Native American mythologies.

    Blessed be )O( :)

  • @2000bdancer That's the way I felt when I experienced my first guided meditation. I found that I was in space, looking at the Moon, and She was BEAUTIFUL. It brought me to tears, and at that point, I was One with All Creation.

  • @2000bdancer She had such a glow around Her that I never saw before, but every time She peers down from above on Her Children, I am reminded of that moment, that wrinkle in time. From then on, night seemed much more peaceful and full of slumber, away from the chaos and relentless routines of day.

    It is truly amazing what a little meditation can do, no matter what your beliefs are.

    Blessed be times Three! )O( )O( )O(

  • Beautiful beyond compare. Blessed be and let the spirits guide us forever

  • El papa de Upa =)

  • TURKS-TATARS-ALTAIC-MONGOL-NAT­IVE AMERICAN BROTHERHOOD

  • even celtic and country music (which is called american music, but was based on the music from ireland). this is beautiful...

  • Surely there are similarities between all music genres on planet Earth. BTW, this is a beautiful piece. However, if you were to go back say 2000 years into the past, you might be surprised how different even Celtic music then sounded to today's rendition of what is considered "Celtic". Modern Irish music is a recent phenomenon influenced by Classical & Romantic musich of the 19th Century. Same applies to "native American" music. It really has little to do with its origins.

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  • Run, river, run...

    Take me with you, Great Spirit,

    And let me flow with you.

    I need your guidance, for I am nothing

    Without your undying Light,

    Your Sacred Breath,

    And your unending Love.

    Spirit, be with me, wherever I go.

  • bella

    

  • this sounds Irish

  • @beaumessin You'd be surprised how similar the Celtic and Native American cultures are :)

  • super beau

    

  • 12 people need to take a dip in the river and dance O.o beautiful song :)

  • we've lost many in some broken treaties in the past but now the new generation has to take that and realize we werent the ones with the worst life and be thankful for what our god aka ancestors did for us they fought and gave us life without them we wouldnt be here but i aint one to brag cause i wasnt raised like that and a blind native once told me "they can take our land, our dreams, our power, our religion, but they cant take your heart" and i live by that cause racism aint me

  • well spoken

  • Simply beautiful...

  • I have such respect for Native American culture.

  • @meginmd same opinion here. It's too bad that european almost killed them all, their traditions and culture. They have such much respect for the nature. 

  • @ShowTimeHere C'est plutôt les Américains qui ont massacrés les indiens d'Amérique ! Pas les Européens.

  • @blacksk8ter2 sorry? can you speak in english?

  • Can someone send me a clue as to how to get a CD of this beautiful music?

  • @gooangel2 Use "Songr" =)

  • Beautiful..

    :)

  • yes he is ,i totally agree,it is so beautiful

    

  • Beautiful as a lotus flower

  • MERVEILLEUX

  • I played my cedar flute by streams and rivers too!

  • Wayra(viento) de Perú?

  • so pretty... and very peaceful and relaxing.. thanks for sharing this.. :)

  • Excellent! Peace to all!

  • Hola amigo perucho que fufuya no? Lindo el Schow.... e que tal la Lema?

  • Thak kay, k'anchay, munakuy – wiñay. Peace and light and love, always.

  • super jolie votre musique douce VALENCE 26 FRANCE

  • Que maravilha meu Deus!Quanta energia positiva nos chega mesmo através dessa maquina fria...parabéns , adorei

  • I love it

  • I want This Group for my future proyect!!!!!!! ><

    VERY BEAUTIFULL!!!

  • beautiful, relaxing, spiritual thank you

  • So similar are the Native American and Celtic cultures. If the Celts (they probably did) traveled to America around 400 AD, the Native Americans would say, "my brothers and sisters; you have finally come back." I am part Wampanoag and Cherokee with Irish, Welsh, and Scottish. This music solidifies my beliefs in our Old Ways.

    In the words of our ancestors;

    Air to fulfill you

    Fire to strengthen you

    Water to cleanse you

    Earth to sustain you

    Spirit to guide you, and us all forever

    Blessed Be. )0( :)

  • @celticbattleaxe

    Really? That's very interesting. I'm Irish and I'd like to know more about the connections between the Native American and Celtic cultures, if you would be so kind to teach me? :)

  • @MaskoftheWraith I'd be delighted!! :):):):):):)

    To begin with, the strongest connection between the Celts and the Natives is the religion. Being a believer in the Celtic Old Religion, it is fairly easy to see the connection. Both cultures worshiped a God and Goddess - to the Natives, it was a form of Mother Earth and Father Sky. To the Celts, a Horned God and Moon Goddess (kind of in reverse). Both cultures were extremely close to Nature, and both held women in very high respect.

  • @MaskoftheWraith This is proven by the Celtic Brehon Laws and older tribal forms of the law before it. Both cultures believed in the connections to the four directions, North, South, East, and West. When creating a sacred space, Natives would call upon the Four Grandfathers, each being represented by a direction. The Celts would call upon the directions corresponding to the times of day. East was dawn, South was noon, West was night, and North was midnight.

  • @MaskoftheWraith Going further into their religions, the Celts believed that all trees were sacred, as did the Natives. Both had tribes whose religious leaders were shamans (thought the Celts also had Druids). And finally, both cultures strongly believed in the destiny of karma, the existence of the "Little People" (Faeries to the Celts), and intuition. Both cultures knew that all people were born psychic, but when we mentally develop, outside influences change our perceptions...

  • @MaskoftheWraith ...and this is shown in psychology. When we are young, we see things that other people would not. We claim to have monsters around us, or have people who follow us who cannot be seen my most. As parental influences (usually the strongest influences are parental according to Urie Bronfrenbrenner) increase, the child may or may not block this ability. Parents nowadays usually say that what children psychically experience is "just your imagination", but it really isn't.

  • @MaskoftheWraith This is the problem with our parents today - they teach children to ignore what is really there - they teach children to confine themselves within the limits of THEIR schemas, and to only accomodate new schemas according to THEIR beliefs. They are teaching YOU to beLIEve only what THEY beLIEve to be true. This is one of the reasons why many people try to shun away from such influences around the teenage years. Psychics today who are adults recognize that they have the ability...

  • @celticbattleaxe

    amen to that

  • @amstaffmaster I have to chuckle here :)

    'Amen' was the name of Cerridwen's cauldron in which She brewed greal, stirred by Gwion Bach (later known as Taliesin). I know what you mean, but I couldn't help the memory come into my brain. I haven't heard "amen" in a LONG time. Last time was when I was Catholic.

    You are one the few Christians to respect Pagan/Native American beliefs, and in turn, I respect yours.

    Blessed be times Three! )0(

  • @MaskoftheWraith ... they recognize that what the see exists, but on a different plane - the Astral Plane, and such a plane exists. It is where we go when we die, and when we induce Astral projection when we sleep and meditate. The Natives and Celts understood this completely, which is why they taught their children to listen to their intuition - to never ignore it. Why? It is who we are, and how we see the worlds through our Third Eye.

  • @MaskoftheWraith Now, if people were not at all psychic, then all paranormal activity would not be perceivable at all, but it is. Even though we are usually taught today to ignore and block our intuition, there is always a piece that remains despite the immense efforts to remove it (unfortunately, religions do this a lot, especially the orthodox religions). This is why when we enter a building that is haunted, we feel like we are being watched - we feel something is there, or we feel awkward.

  • @celticbattleaxe I love your comments. You are so very wise :)

    And you have an incredible point- children are taught to ignore their intuition.

    Do you know how one could possibly win back that intuition? My best friend used to be able to see ghosts, but she was raiseds a christian and eventually lost that ability. She's not christian anymore, but she still can't see them anymore :(

  • @Himekahorselover It may take a while, but through meditation, you can go a long way.

    Unfortunately, the is is true for many people. The few people that are psychic in their adulthood are so because they were not conditioned to block their intuition. That's why when people tell me that I "have a gift", I disregard it - we all are born with the ability. Being psychic is not about being "chosen" or anything like that at all.

  • @Himekahorselover It is our connection to the Divine, and in THAT respect, we ALL have the gift. Some may have different psychic abilities, such as being a medium, clairvoyant, clairaudient, psychic dreamer, ... etc. Some may feel as though they have none, but underneath the conditioning and repression, it is in all of us. When people have near-death experiences, these abilities are often awakened once more.

  • @Himekahorselover Anyhow, I have to laugh here. A lot of people say that I am wise, but if they saw my age in my profile, they'd be even more surprised. I'm 18!! :)

  • @celticbattleaxe well congratulations, you are awesome!

    And I actually have read a lot about near death experiences! I'm always fascinated by how everything connects! :D

  • @Himekahorselover You should check out Paul elder's 'Eyes of Angel'. His near-death experience actually "pried open" his Third Eye and from hence he has had out-of-body-experiences, and can now deliberately initiate them at will. For him, in the beginning, he could not make himself have one. He ended up going to the Monroe Institute to be studied along with other people like him to be evaluated for psychic awareness.

    Agreed - it certainly is FASCINATING :):):):)

  • @MaskoftheWraith We notice it in some form. If we did not block our intuition in our younger days and instead promoted psychic growth, we'd be able to go beyond anything an orthodox religion could conceive. We'd be able to induce Astral projection when we want to, we'd be able to see and -or hear spirits, and we'd be able to communicate with them. All this is blocked when we are taught to supress our intuition, and it is really sad. The Celts and Natives exemplified this, and they still do today

  • @MaskoftheWraith - Sigh -

    Now, that's done, I'd better shut up before I take up anymore room to comment :)

    Oh BTW, I advise you look at the videos by AstralBooBaby, especially his video 'Does hell really exist'. He is experienced in the Astral worlds, and can tell you more than I know by far :).

    Blessed be , and blessed be thy feet that bring thee on thy Path :) )0( )0( )0(

  • @celticbattleaxe

    Wow thanks! That's some really interesting stuff, I copied and pasted it all into Microsoft Word for future reference :) Also I couldn't help but strike a smile when you said about teenagers shunning religion and parental influences. I'm 19, and have been atheist for a few years now :P Haha.

  • @MaskoftheWraith Thanks! :)

    I could go on, but then it would be a novel. I understand why atheists are who they are, and for good reason. Most of them are tired of orthodox religions, and they have a right to be. Every day, people are reconsidering religion, especially after the dude who said that the world was going to end a month ago. This is not to say that Christianity is necessarily bad - it is true that most Christians do not like Pagans, but not all are like that.

    Blessed be!! )0(

  • @celticbattleaxe Reading your comment on this video moved me- I am enamored with both the Celts and the Native Americans. Only now am I beginning to realize how alike they truly are. This music makes me feel so at peace, and brings to my mind images of the earth the way it once was-untouched by selfishness and greed. I may not have as much Lenape, Scottish, or Irish in my blood as I'd like to, but I know I carry their beliefs in my soul. It's refreshing to find others who feel the same way. )O(

  • @Megara1394 I have that talent of moving people, whether by the tones of my Pan-flute, or by my words - it helps being an accomplished poet. Remember, though, that blood right to the Celts or Natives is not needed. What is needed is a clear heart, mind, and soul, the wisdom of the Ancient Ones imprinted upon stone and scrolls, and the willingness to follow their road, and I'm sure you have all of those already :)

    Blessed be, always, Sister

    Bréinann )O( )O( )O(

  • @celticbattleaxe Celt, Scot, Irish, Welsh, Cherokee and Wampanoag also with my ancestry. Our Celtic beliefs were very similar to our Cherokee and Iroquois beliefs. Truly, Celtic and Native Americans are brothers and sisters, for we share the earth and all her benign goodness. We are the remnant, for we are diverse. But we remember, and well we should, for if the Old Way is forgotten completely, our Earth will be naught but a wasteland through our foolishness. Remember the preservation of Nature.

  • @speedy2377 Agreed! I have a few books on it, and my favorite one, 'American Indian Healing Arts - Herbs, Rituals, and Remedies for every season of life' by E. Barrie Kavasch and Karen Baar, is worth it's weight. It explains about all the healing arts of tribes across the country, from the Iroquois to the Eskimos.

    Indeed preservation should be an international affair. We waste so much time in our needless wars that we forget to reconnect with the Mother. We take so much, and we never give back.

  • @speedy2377 @speedy2377 It is truly sad that we, the children of the Mother, cannot get along, put aside the nukes, and care for Her. We are fortunate that people are returning to the ancient ways. I just hope that the East realizes this too - I fear for Tibet (I have a few Buddhist friends), South Korea, the people of China, and US. If we don't disable all weapons of mass destruction (which have no reason for being made), we will destroy ourselves.

    Blessed be times Three )O( )O( )O( -Bréinann

  • @celticbattleaxe If we could all but preserve instead of destroy... The world would be whole again. Peace speaks louder than violence and destruction.

    Blessing upon you, for now and eternal time to be.

    -Æthelfrid

  • @speedy2377 Indeed! If I was President (look out :) ), I'd encourage ALL countries to discontinue nuclear programs (especially Iran). Peace has always spoken louder than war, and war has NEVER solved anything (besides slavery and tyranny).

    Blessed be times Three, my Saxon friend! )O( )O( )O(

    - Bréinann

  • @celticbattleaxe Ah, if only! Wars should have an end put to them, but alas, men shall always fight, for greed and selfishness takes their hearts! It is a sad world now that morals(or lack thereof) like that rule our peoples in these times. They act from ignorance of the greater purposes than themselves, and visit wanton destruction upon everyone and everything because they couldn't be bothered to think. Well it is that even a few remember now what our world used to be...

    Blessings,

    -Æthelfrid

  • @speedy2377 Exactly - the Natives and Celts only fought for freedom and the preservation of their ancestor's homes. Those are the only legit reasons to fight.

    What is really creepy is that most of our politicians who run this country are psychopaths, and will do practically ANYTHING just to get re-elected. Really sad. Sigh - there was a time...

    Too bad I don't remember it. But hey, that's what we're here for :).

    Blessed be times Three, Æthelfrid :) )O( )O( )O( - Bréinann

  • @speedy2377 Exactly - the Natives and Celts only fought for freedom and the preservation of their ancestor's homes. Those are the only legit reasons to fight.

    What is really creepy is that most of our politicians who run this country are psychopaths, and will do practically ANYTHING just to get re-elected. Really sad. Sigh - there was a time...

    Too bad I don't remember it. But hey, that's what we're here for :).

    Blessed be times Three, my Saxon friend :) )O( )O( )O( - Bréinann

  • @celticbattleaxe True, most of us can't even imagine a time of peace. Freedom is the only reason to fight, especially against oppression and destruction. I have yet to see a truly good politician, since Washington wasn't a true politician. F.D.R. was a caring president, but aside from them, there weren't and aren't too many I could name who were ever truly good for us. I could go on and on about politics and religion and such, but I'd have to write several books about it, so

    Blessings,

    Æthelfrid

  • @speedy2377 Agreed - couldn't have said it better myself :). Today's politicians are out for power, and will do anything just to get re-elected. FDR was one of my favorite Presidents - he, Lincoln, and Reagan.

    What really is absurd is that peace is not a word familiar to terrorists. It makes me sick to see replays of some parts of the Arab world cheering on at the destruction of the World Trade Centre.

    What has the world gotten to?!

    Sigh - at least some of us care. - Bréinann

  • @celticbattleaxe Indeed - Though those who cheered were the radicals who basically fight against what they say they fight for. Some people love to see discord and violence for the mere reason that the deplorable acts are not against them. The terrorist factions say that they will "purify" the Islamic faith, yet it is written in the Qur'an that Christians are to be treated as brothers, yet terrorists target Christians primarily. Stupidity will ever be an excuse to them... And it's sad.

    Æthelfrid

  • @speedy2377 Agreed. Sadistic fools who think that if they die by suicide with a bomb strapped to them, Allah will somehow grant them 72 virgins or so in heaven. Sick. What really gets me is how jihadists want to wipe Israel off the map, along with the US and our allies, in no particular order. 9/11 was our 'wake-up call' to be more careful, and because we (at one time) trusted the Taliban, they're kicking our asses for it. And despite what Bush did after 9/11, I think it was necessary...

  • @speedy2377 ...only out of defense. Even Buddhist monks would act on defense if they were pushed too far. I just wish this war didn't drag out this far. Our troops are getting blamed for civilian deaths (rare, in truth, but...) that are caused by terrorists who round them up and shoot them without mercy, then get people to tell the authorities that US troops just killed innocent civilians. I believe that our training of the Iraqi military was the right thing to do - this is THEIR country.

  • @celticbattleaxe ...will continue to cause much suffering and torment those whom they do not like. Now, the elected officials may actually defend their people's rights with more than words and martyrdom. Terror attacks should never have happened, but they did, and we paid the price for lack of vigilance, and a heavy price it was, including not only the loss of life, but the loss of trust in our brethren. After the 9/11/2001 attacks, the mass hysteria and panic that went along with the...

  • ...tightening of security and defense meant that, unfortunately, all Middle-Eastern or Arabic people were racially profiled as terrorists because of one radical faction and its actions of hatred. Many were persecuted, which went against all that the Taliban and Al-Qaeda said that they were attempting to achieve with their actions. They thought only of the brief-term militaristic goal that they wished to happen, but they paid no heed to ALL factors and effects of what they were trying to do...

  • @speedy2377 ...and psychopaths have no remorse. Their frontal lobes are not developed at all, and the pituitary gland is far less in size than the average person's. He played psychological warfare with us, he was unspeakably brutal to his victims, and he was out for power - textbook psychopath. They want to go to prison - to them, it's like going home.

    It sucks even more that terrorists are high on cot half the time, and cot does the same thing to a person as crack cocaine.

  • @speedy2377 I want to live to 100 years of age, AND to see my grandkids (never knew either of my grandparents) - but I really don't want them to see a world of hysteria and fear, and I certainly don't want my kids nor grandkids to be stuck paying off the trillions upon trillions of debt that we are in now.

    It is tempting to move out of the US, and go somewhere like the UK, Scandinavia, or Iceland.

    Blessed be times Three! )O( )O( )O(

    - Bréinann

  • @celticbattleaxe Precisely my thoughts on the matter. I am myself a Christian, and I cannot fathom why people would do what they have done in the name of God, especially when it's the type of actions that go directly against what God tells us he wants... It's sad...

    I also have been wishing to get away, and go live in the countryside of our ancestors, the Celts and Scots. Ahh for the green, again!

    May blessings find you, all throughout every journey,

    - Æthelfrid

  • @speedy2377 Wow - I never thought you were a Christian! Of course, it comes at many trying to tell me that they know the "truth" - but you are the complete opposite, and I thank you for being so. I have about 20 or so Christian friends, and we get along quite well. They don't mind at all what religion I practice, and I welcome their open-mindedness. Welcome to the family!

    If you're going to Scotland or Ireland, take me with you :) (I can fit in a suitcase).

    Blessed be, always! )O(

    - Bréinann

  • @speedy2377 @speedy2377 Wow - I never thought you were a Christian! Of course, it comes at many trying to tell me that they know the "truth" - but you are the complete opposite, and I thank you for being so. I have about 20 or so Christian friends, and we get along quite well. They don't mind at all what religion I practice, and I welcome their open-mindedness.

  • @celticbattleaxe Open-minded is the right God gave to all men, even if it means that they choose not to worship Him. Many Christians feel a Holier-Than-Thou attitude, which shouldn't be practiced or thought at all. Anyways, Society nowdays are all tending towards selfish actions, even some Christians can be extremely selfish, but what I believe is that rational and kind ways of thinking should take precedence over the sort of thinking that goes on today in modern times.

    The UK is my heritage...

  • @speedy2377 ... and I will at the very least live there for part of my life! I'm about to be 17 years old, so it might be a while before I go, but when I do, I'll be sure to take you along!

    Blessings and fortune find you on your path,

    - Æthelfrid

  • @speedy2377 ... Scotland and Ireland, but far back there is Welsh. My surname actually comes from a branch of Gael and Pretan (Irish and Brythonic, but "Pretan" is the more accurate term since it is closest to the Welsh language), probably from the Strathclyde area.

    OMGoddess!! You are 17!!! Holy cows in India!!! Dude, I'm 18!!!! Still, I'll hide in the suitcase :)

    Well, if I win the lottery anytime soon, I'll definitely take you along. And there I'll stay - I just have to...

  • @speedy2377 ...get my girlfriend to come with us (same heritage as me), and off we go! :)

    Wow - for a 17 year old, I am most certainly impressed! I have never heard such kind words to my ear in a long time. Wow... I thought I was talking to a 30 year old for certain, but I can see that you have the heart of an Elder :).

    Brightest blessings to shine upon your Path, and blessed be thy feet which walk it! )O( )O( )O(

    - Bréinann

  • @celticbattleaxe Ahh 18! Keep in mind, I am 17 on the 8th of Octobre. Ever more increasing are the sights that this generation increases with wisdom! I can only hope that still more answer the call back to nature and wisdom through it. Were I going door-to-door, I would most likely be curious about that pentagram, and rather ask what significance it had to you! I attempt to see a broader spectrum of beliefs and ideological views, so that ignorance does not belie me when I make a decision about..

  • @speedy2377 17?!! I am astounded! WOW! This is rare... in my high school most everyone was a complete idiot. I shall enlighten you on the Pentagram, or as some erroneously refer to as a Pentacle. The true Pagan Pentagram has one point upwards (unlike the disgusting reverse form satanist have). Each point represents one of the Five Elements. Starting at the top going clockwise: the top point represents Spirit (or Ethra). The next represents Air in the direction of East. Fire is the one after in..

  • @speedy2377 ...the South. Then comes Water in the West, and after is Earth in the North, and back to Spirit again (all the directions is Spirit). This is the general series for most traditions, but some arrange the Elements differently, though Spirit is always the same. The Celtic Cross (equal armed) is much like the Pentagram, except that Spirit is in the centre with the Elements surrounding it. Some Pagans refer to the Pentagram as the Pentacle as to not confuse it with the satanist ...

  • @speedy2377 ...pentagram, which is fine, though the real Pentacle is the altar tool that Witches, Wiccans and Shamans use. I am delighted at your open-mindedness!

  • @celticbattleaxe ..someone or something! Christians and other religions alike have made some very serious mistakes in their attempt at zeal for their God, and as is the case with many of those mistakes, are based upon ignorance of both knowledge of the others, and even what our God says about them. I feel deep shame when I think of many events that were caused by a Christian leader or people in the name of God. The Salem Witch Trials, where petty arguments were settled by using the Puritans'...

  • @speedy2377 Indeed, christians have made serious mistake over the centuries with the "Holier than Thou" attitude. The Salem Witch trials were quite despicable - almost all of the accused were really devout Christians (but we can't prove anything about Giles Cory). I wouldn't feel the shame you carry, for you were not responsible for the outrages over the centuries, likewise I would ask one of my Muslim friends to carry the burden of 9/11. You are the example that all people should be like.

  • @celticbattleaxe ...fear of the supernatural to get those arguments settled. Land disputes, adulterers trying to destroy those in their way, and all using baseless accusations to free themselves of suspicion. A horrible thing indeed! And as with the executions of the people of Acre, during the Third Crusade, which in and of itself, was an excuse to destroy and plunder in the name of our God. The executions were ordered by King Richard the Lionheart, and it was ordered to kill every remaining...

  • @celticbattleaxe ...Muslim defender or settler there, down to the last man, woman, child, and infirm. A horrible thing to do, and I have no doubt that the good Christian men who were ordinary soldiers, and were ordered to carry out those deeds, either refused to carry out their orders, which some brave few did, or the event would plague them for the rest of eternity. It certainly plagues me, 820 years in the future...

    My da is from Britain, and as I inherited almost all of his traits, I am...

  • @celticbattleaxe ...exactly alike with him, in appearance and thought, especially when counting our heritage. Though he's 5 foot 8 inches tall, whereas I am already 6 foot 2 inches... :) Anyways, I would love to be able to visit our homeland again! Most definitely, if ever either of us gets the chance, we need to make sure to let the other know, so we can set something up!

    While a bit of Welsh resides within me, I mostly draw from the Saxon remnant from the Norman invasions, and back even...