HAVASUPAI WISDOMKEEPER ROLAND MANAKAJA

This is a reasoning with Havasupai wisdomkeeper Roland Manakaja and author Robert Roskind (The Beauty Path:A Native American Journey Into One Love, Rasta Heart, Memoirs of an Ex-Hippie, etc. - www.rastaheart.com). Filmed on the Havasupai Indian Reservation on the floor of the Grand Canyon, where 800 tribal members are living 11 miles from the closest road. For more information on our Gathering of the Peacemakers in the U.S. and Guatemala or to order the book go to www.OneLoveFoundation.net

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Travel & Events

Tags:

• Havasupai
• Supai
• wisdomkeeper
• Native
• American
• tribal
• elder
• Hopi
• 2012

[sufeiyachanli]

Do you think the Native American Indians are exploited by the modern world.....i.e. tourism industry??

[raroskind]

yes. as is everything but this wisdom needs to get out now. some are seeking for all the right reasons!

one Love, Robert

[bishop117]

great video but whens part 2 coming?

[raroskind]

Hopefully by August 15

[iriemogley]

every culture you talk to seems to speak of that inter-connectedness, that ONE LOVE

[raroskind]

Yes. They remember what we have forgotten (but are remembering again). Give Thanks!

[agonyuncle]

what a place to live.wow

[jetspeedjens]

You should be the next president of usa

[spareaxe]

I guess this type of wisdom is really outdated. Time to update your lifestyles.

[emoluvr27]

I met a kid today at Riverside Indian School that lives in the Grand Canyon 6 miles down in. It's amazing. Coming from there to go to school in Oklahoma.

[HighHeadJim]

prt 2??

[vtxrider3]

Truly amazing. So impressive. I wish I could express my feelings in a manner to show the proper respect that I feel like sharing. I'm impressed with these folks to live off the land in the grand canyon! Friggen amazing. A true blessing for me to witness this video, how wonderful it must have been to BE the people. A true blessing.

[n8tivehawk21]

very nice, i stay n peachsprings 4 a week bak n 82.83 wit a fren . loved it. One Luv...Rasta...

[1highplains]

that was some of the best times in my life,i was about 16 years old when i hitchhiked to my brothers house in flagstaff.. then hitched a ride to the grand canyon and hiked down into and all around the canyon itself, never left for almost 3 months, i remember the mule ride ranger gathering up all the tourist peoples left over food from the box lunches they give them and giving it to me, i actually ate pretty good down there!! i wish i could go back to that simple time again, it changed my life!!