Cherokee Morning Song.

Cherokee Morning Song.

Very Beautiful and Haunting Music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VqoxOcEqpk&feature=related


Lyrics:
We n' de ya ho, We n' de ya ho,
We n' de ya, We n' de ya Ho ho ho ho,
He ya ho, He ya ho, Ya ya ya

Translation - We n' de ya ho
Freely translated: "A we n'" (I am), "de" (of), "Yauh" --the-- (Great Spirit), "Ho" (it is so).
Written as: A we n' de Yauh ho (I am of the Great Spirit, Ho!).
This language stems from very ancient Cherokee

WOWOWOWOWOWO!!! I sing this every day. It is my heartsong given to me the day I sat under the grandmother pine tree here in Portland (Mt. Tabor- mountain of the little sacred drum). This was my first song coming directly from inside....WOW!!!, the one that told me what I was supposed to do......... A wen i yu a hoya hey a wen i yu hi yay, A wen i yu a hoya hey, hi yay. shan uu pa (sacred pipe), oh yah. A wen hi yay (Spirit come to me)......

It takes all my tiredness, my sadness away, all the time.......Like you said, Spring, each time you come to the nest you recieve good medicine. I too, and it is in giving it to everyone here that it comes back ten-fold.....yes, Osiris we are the interwoven threads of a special healing blanket.... as in the bottom of my post, Rumi's words "friends dancing at their wedding", a weaving of souls, a dancing of souls, a derviches delight!

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Precisely! as I am singing it too, ha wen i yauh, ahoya ho, (good medicine you bring) ahoya hey, hi yo, hey ha yay ha heyo, chanupa ah ho!