The "Anasazi" are given too much credit

With the way in which information about the natives is distributed, it is announced that the only group that receives as

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as those who tell us, so even our children think that anything that has to do with a house on a cliff or something is from the origin of NASA, that is very wrong, all the cliff dwellings that are not in any way are not roast, they are completely different and, just like the people of Pueblo, in each Pueblo Village they are not murderers, for what all these ruins. that are located away from the Coal Canyon those ruins are not Anasaza, they are not there, they were there originally in Portland Villages or as cliff dwellings in history, it is talked about with our people and specifically with the ad or the Anasazi Village when we talk about Those people we are talking about the location in Choco, there are other places where several encounters with the Anasazi people took place, but we need to get the information correctly when the network first came to the area about 2000 years ago, since they came from the East and they came to this area, they found people here already living, they found people living in Cliff Dwellings, they found people living outdoors in Pueblos and so on along the river that is today designated as the Rio Grande along along the Rio Grande there were many different groups of people living there as well along with Colorado and in all of these different waterways there were already people living there, they weren't just one group of people, that's a big deal.

To understand, when we talk about the Pueblo people, there was not just one group of Pueblo people, but there were many different groups of people who lived and made a living in what is known today as the Pueblo people, and the same goes for the people who are known as the cliff dwellers, there are many different people who were designated as uh in research and history today as the cliff dwellers, so the network when they came here and were able to establish a contact, They made exchanges, that's what introduced the people to each other in those days, but as time went on, the people who became the network are now what we refer to as the white clan system, the people who became in the network that were inhabitants of the cliffs there were many and we have We call them today Cedric Kenna, that is a clan that you know and, sometimes, even kintachini, which would be the town Pueblo that became the network or is it another one we are part of small people who became the neck, but there are so many different ones.

Families and Clans of cliff dwellers and what we have in our oral history that no longer exists and that is that we had people that we referred to as uh now when we talk about these uh types of Clan and referring to these uh Cliff Rollers we say it would mean the people who were surrounded by cliffs or rocks and then that would mean the people who had structures and dwellings in something it would be like a cove or something on a rock and then there are people who happen there, these are people who could live among the Rock and they are all the same and then there's another one that, that's what they used to call them, that means those that lived there can live on the rock walls of the Canyons, so these people are the cliff dwellers and they are the people that became the network and there were many of them that did not speak the same language they were different just like the Pueblo people thinking that they were just a town or a group of people is wrong, there were many different Pueblo families and groups and they all spoke different languages, they had different ways of doing things, so it must be understood that the rebels were many different groups of people, the cliff dwellers were many different groups of people, but the group that we call net, which is the people known as Navajo, were a group of people and they started when they came to the area, other people came and joined them and they had their own clan families and they became the network and then in our oral history there comes a time when they started to split up and part He walked away from dinner.

It is very important to understand that there are people who say that they know that the misinformation that is being spread in great abundance is that the neck came from the north through the land bridge of every Native American tribe that I can imagine and is what is now the American continent, there is not a tribe that says they came from that direction, not one, but there are people who do a study of the native peoples and they take an assumption and that is the assumption that they came up with and everything is taught that all the natives Americans came from a land bridge from Asia to here and that is very wrong, it is a disservice and now we have people defending that all the time and then we even have our own people, our own natives, some say, for example, for the Navajos , they say there are no other people who speak Navajo in the far north, our people knew that's what they say, that means that in other places there are people who speak. our language and they were once our people and they moved and so it was that the disagreement how the house ceremonies were done and then some Clans and that in the families um of the network some of them begin to practice things like slavery and not They could live without their slaves and they wanted to keep their slaves and as a society of people who would not tolerate slavery among their own families and people they decided to move and so they did and then the other thing that divided our people was when people started doing ceremonies and then differently and then the way the ceremonies were done changed and as the clan families moved away and separated they may still speak the same language as the network in some cases but they practiced differently.

They worship differently, they do not worship the same holy people as we worship the teachings of our people and presenting them correctly is very important and one thing that I want to share as I think about it is the ceremony that On the Internet, there are probably 22 main of those 22, the you have like the mail ceremony and the female ceremony, and all the ceremonies are recognized that way, the ceremony could be like the way of shooting, the way it's done there. There is one that is made for women and there is one that is made for men and then it is uh natto but the art is the female ceremony no oh but it is the mail ceremony so if there are 22 ceremonies that adds up to 44 ceremonies in total, now Some people have said that we have taken ceremonies from other tribes and other people, there is not a single ceremony that among the networks that were once taken from some other tribe or from other groups of people, all the ceremonies that the network does were

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by the holy people, all the songs were designated the first time they were sung, it is the way they told us and then, more or less, the prayer they say, I mean, they put it in our mouth and so all the ceremonies and so. that have a special place in our traditional customs like the net that the holy people gave us and our people designate the time in which this happened that the holy people gave us this ceremony each of them and I have not been able to find anyone to whom I have asked, they tell me what ceremony came from some other place or some other tribe and they tell me no, it came from the holy people and that is how they tell us the things that we have found with the holy people. that became and the people who left the grid and the people we recognize as the Pueblo people and the cliff people and one thing before we conclude is that um it's the way our people used to refer to the entire Pueblo people.

At some point after the announcement, others were destroyed or destroyed themselves, we call them Kisani Army, which means these are the people who live at home for other anonymous people. The Kenya Army is how we refer to them and those are the things they tell us. Hey, thanks for watching our videos, if you like what you see, don't forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell so you never miss one of our uploads. Also visit our website Navajo traditionalteachings.com, sign up for our email list.