A message from the Hopi Elders that deserves be heard

I welcome you to listen.

It is true today more than ever that we have forsaken our Spirit.

We believe all answers are material and most accept all truths be hand fed to us by the ruling authority.


We have placed our collective gaze into the black mirror.

In doing so, the youth is losing its wonder of the world in exploring its content.

The magic mirror is a powerful tool, but can be a prison for the unknowing; especially the young ones.

Thanks iammrhappy86, I love the hopi simplification of spirtualism. It associates with my heart whereas most other religions address mind, I do believe the great spirit has told them past and future. But they live in NOW being one with nature.

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Youth are losing their wonder for two reasons. They are now sexualized from birth and they are very poorly educated.

They have zero focus.

originally posted by: HackScribbler
a reply to: iammrhappy86

Youth are losing their wonder for two reasons. They are now sexualized from birth and they are very poorly educated.

They have zero focus.

It really doesn't help that they are being born into a dystopia.

You can't blame that on the right. We're normal.

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If you ask me, the only guilt lies with Him.

You still see those who dwell in our Home as "Them."

And so you feed the illusion of a division between our people.

originally posted by: HackScribbler
a reply to: iammrhappy86

Youth are losing their wonder for two reasons. They are now sexualized from birth and they are very poorly educated.

They have zero focus.

Had to quote this one, nail meet hammer.

They are peculiarly lacking in imagination and seemingly near souless. Lacking anything resembling a moral compass they are easy prey for the propagandists who herd them into the Progressive cult of endless hate and derision for the country into which they were born and if white, their own race.

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Well, I can't speak for all of them, but not my grandsons.

Because I teach them.
They are not allowed to bring electronics to my home. They are 7.
We walk in the woods. We learn about plants and animals. They help in the garden. We talk about nature so much!

If you want today's children to change, you have to teach them.

@OP. I will watch this tonight, thanks for bringing it here.

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originally posted by: chiefsmom
a reply to: HackScribbler
Well, I can't speak for all of them, but not my grandsons.

Because I teach them.
They are not allowed to bring electronics to my home. They are 7.
We walk in the woods. We learn about plants and animals. They help in the garden. We talk about nature so much!

If you want today's children to change, you have to teach them.

@OP. I will watch this tonight, thanks for bringing it here.

I am glad to hear of this.

You speak the truth; it is our duty to raise our young.

If there are none left to teach them such wonders, then they are lost, truly.

originally posted by: chiefsmom
a reply to: HackScribbler
Well, I can't speak for all of them, but not my grandsons.

Because I teach them.
They are not allowed to bring electronics to my home. They are 7.
We walk in the woods. We learn about plants and animals. They help in the garden. We talk about nature so much!

If you want today's children to change, you have to teach them.

@OP. I will watch this tonight, thanks for bringing it here.

Your children are the exception, not the rule. Many parents don't take time to teach their children directly and they only want to be friends with them.

You're either one or the other. If you surrender your position of discipline you will have a jellyfish on your hands, ripe for abuse at the hands of the Socialist public school system.