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The Navajo Code Talkers Day Parade begins Wednesday morning in Window Rock. Navajo Times | Nicholas House | Navajo Times

Tsébighánlini Navajo Nation Parks and Recreation - Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park’s Margie N. Lane, left, and Helenita Nalwood, right, of LeChee, Ariz., talk about Tsébighánlini on Friday afternoon inside Upper Antelope Canyon, which is in the Navajo Nation. Navajo Times | Krista Allen | Navajo Times

Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches about prayer and what it means to the Diné. Traditionally Native Americans are very much a praying people. It is one of the key aspects of daily life. Two types of prayers. Personal and ceremonial. For the most part ceremonial prayers were set prayers but personal prayers were just that, personal. As Wally explains in the video prayer is the umbilical cord that ties us to the Holy People. Thank you to our supporters, your bonus content can be found in the g

8.1K views · 939 reactions | Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches...