aho native american meaning
Mitakuye Oyasin means “We are all related” or “All my relations” and is a prayer that is offered on behalf of everyone in the world, as the Lakota believe ‘we are all related’. To pray this prayer is to petition God on behalf of everyone and everything on Earth. AHO! in the Cherokee language means I speak the Truth, I stand in my own Truth. You guys really need to do your homework. AHO! is a Word the Cherokee shaman use to seal their healings and universal lessons by our Creator that are channeled through the Shaman to the people. Please respect this. aho in Lakota means that a man (only) is acknowledging something has been completed or finished as in a journey or deed. Only the men say this not women. Just because it sounds cool to say doesn't mean anyone says it. There are distinctive words that are used in only female or male speaking and this is one of them. We were born to do this, there is no Plan B with soul contracts. And it came back to the urgency of the earth, that she is dying, & we stand for her. And we are dying too, & this is our legacy. So to live & love & teach like that, to give our wisdom & love away as medicine for a sick planet. The Lakota have a prayer (see post below) Mitakuye Oyasin, We are all One. To define the term ‘Aho’ is difficult as it is used in various ways, but from what I can gather, in Lakota/Dakota it means, ‘I understand’, or ‘I acknowledge you’ and is therefor also often used to preface a prayer, or as a greeting. Best Answer: It doesn't mean anything in Lakota. It happens to mean thank you in Kiowa. But that's not how it is used today by the neo-pagans. It was made-up by the bear tribe (a new age tribe for white hippies) as a indian-sounding word, to mean an affirmative response, Like amen or yes. Mitákuye Oyás’iŋ (All Are Related) is a phrase from the Lakota language. It reflects the world view of interconnectedness held by the Lakota people of North America. This concept and phrase is expressed in many Yankton Sioux prayers, as well as by ceremonial people in other Lakota communities. The phrase translates in English as all my relatives, we are all related, or all my relations.. It is a prayer of oneness and harmony with all forms of life: other people, animals, birds, insects, trees and plants, and even rocks, rivers, mountains and valleys. Do It Girl shared Sierra Bender's post. Aho - The meaning of the Native American word 'Aho' is to honor the union of spirit with self, others, nature and the Creator. Aho - The meaning of the Native American word 'Aho' is to honor the union of spirit with self, others, nature and the Creator. Sierra Bender. March 27, 2012 ·.   I know I almost died with out the Goddess, the feminine force of God/ Love, then She woke up in me & I was saved, & I know my body & the earth are one, & so if She saved me with her love, She can save the earth her love. Re: The Word Aho. The word Aho seems to be popping up in more pagan communities and I'm curious to find out it's true meaning. I've been told it's Apache, and Cherokee, and Dine, and, and, and. I've Googled it and come up with even more confusing contradictions. Now I'm wondering if it's just a word a fraud made up because it sounded native. In one seminar I attended all the participants were asked to share and then finish off with Aho.
To honor the union of spirit with self, others, nature and the Creator.