Ya Ekvna Ajayegee
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Uploaded by Klayjar on Dec 3, 2006
This Native American folk song speaks of holding all creation sacred. It is written and sung by Ben Yahola, in his native Muskogee language.
In English the song literally says:
Staffs (flags, or the symbols of who we are) are to be held sacred.
The earth is to be held sacred.
Everything that was created,
Our Ancestors, Warriors,
and the Earth are sacred.
From the CD: Sacred Sites Songs available on CD baby.
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That was wonderful Thank for sharing!
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Very beautyful. Mvdo for being a yahola. Your crys for our people are very strong in your song. I hope one day I can speak the language as fluently as you. Mvdo, Cufe Bonkedo.
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Heruse, Mvto Mr. Yahola.
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very beautiful and peaceful
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On this earth where we live with the illusion of separation; on this earth where we are often taught to live in fear and forget to love; on this earth where we learn and grow together, we hear your message and are reminded to see everything as part of a sacred whole. That was beautiful...thank you and may peace be with you!
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Calming music. Music from masters, music for withholding sacredness.
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Beautiful and unique!
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WADO very moving as the winds blow outside my window as I sit here my mind soul & spirit is taken to the most beautiful peaceful beauty of places as the great eagle soars so majestic Wado just "BEAUTIFUL" xx
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im sitting here playing this music for my baby and hes gone to sleep, hes calm now, miigwetch
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On behalf of Ben and Patrick, Miigwetch to everone who has taken the time to listen to this song, and those who have left us the gift of kind words.Please consider the message of the song. It includes all cultural, ethnic, spiritual, and religious groups. We are Beings, We Are Earth.
Klayjar 4 years ago