Navajo legends are one of the most fascinating among Native American folklore. Navajo stories and myths are surrounded by highly mystical creatures like the skinwalkers and coyotes. Which many people find very attractive and popular. Among the tribe, it it still considered bad form to talk about certain things, such as skinwalkers, because they are believed to live among the people and do their evil deeds at night. Many of these Navajo legends once only existed through m.

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Cage the badger and he will try to break from his prison and regain his native hole. Chain the eagle to the ground - he will strive to gain his freedom, and though he fails, he will lift his head and look up at the sky which is home - and we want to return to our mountains and plains, where we used to plant corn, wheat and beans. Written by a Navajo in 1865. Friday, June 3, 2011.

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