File:Yurok Tribe Song in Honor of Prey-go-neesh (Condor).webm
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English: Chairman Joe James of the Yurok Tribe performs a song in honor of the condor at a hearing of the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs in Washington, D.C., on February 27, 2019.
From the tribe's testimony to the committee: "Prey-go-neesh (California condor (Gymnogyps californianus) (condor)) was one of the first people of the world, and one of the most powerful beings in Yurok cosmology. He is a sacred spirit, a scavenger who never partakes of killing or violence. Instead he takes directly and transforms it back into life, the purest form of renewal. This, combined with his ability to fly the highest, equipped him as the messenger to carry Yurok prayers to the heavens to be received by the creator. As such, he figures prominently in the Yurok concept of world renewal, the Yurok reason for being, and is integral to our world renewal ceremonies, our highest ceremonies." |
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