PANGSANLIBUTANG ULAT | OCT 5, 2024 | PINAPATAHIMIK ANG MGA SKIN-WALKERS
Summary
TLDRAlison, a horsemanship teacher at Holbrook Seventh-day Adventist Indian School in Arizona, learns about Navajo beliefs regarding Skinwalkers when a student, Kai, warns her not to whistle at night. Despite the fear surrounding Skinwalkers, Alison encourages the students to trust in God's power over any danger. Kai and another student, Anola, begin to face their fears of the dark and Skinwalkers, empowered by their faith. This story highlights the impact of faith and trust in God at the mission school, made possible by community support through the 13th Sabbath offerings.
Takeaways
- 🌍 Alison is a horsemanship teacher at Holbrook 7th Day Adventist Indian School in Arizona.
- 🎶 Alison, who loves whistling, was warned by a student named Kay not to whistle at night due to cultural beliefs about skinwalkers.
- 👻 Skinwalkers, in Navajo culture, are witches capable of shape-shifting into animals, and whistling at night is believed to invite them.
- 🙏 Alison assured Kay that God is more powerful than any skinwalker and encouraged him to join 'God's team' to overcome fear.
- 😌 Inspired by Alison's courage, Kay began to feel less afraid of skinwalkers.
- 🌙 Another student, Anola, was afraid of the dark and always brought a friend to feed her horse at night.
- 💪 Anola overcame her fear one night by going to the barn alone and realized nothing bad happened.
- 😅 Anola joked with Alison about skinwalkers not being able to get her while she was on campus, showing her growing confidence.
- 🏫 Alison was reminded that Holbrook is a mission school where students learn about God's power and presence.
- 🙏 The 13th Sabbath Offering helped build a new student life center on campus, emphasizing its spiritual mission and safety from fears like skinwalkers.
Q & A
Who is Alison, and what is her role at the Holbrook 7th Day Adventist Indian School?
-Alison is a horsemanship teacher at the Holbrook 7th Day Adventist Indian School.
What warning did Alison receive from a student, and why?
-A student named Kai warned Alison to stop whistling in the dark because it was believed to invite 'skinwalkers,' according to Navajo culture.
What are 'skinwalkers' in Navajo culture?
-Skinwalkers are witches who can shapeshift into animals, and they are feared within Navajo culture.
How did Alison respond to Kai's warning about the skinwalkers?
-Alison reassured Kai that God is more powerful than any skinwalker, and she continued to whistle, encouraging Kai to have faith.
How did Kai react after seeing Alison unafraid of the skinwalkers?
-Kai began to believe that he could also trust in God and no longer be afraid of the skinwalkers.
Who is Anola, and what was her experience related to the skinwalkers?
-Anola is a 15-year-old student at the school who was initially afraid of the dark because of the fear of skinwalkers. However, she eventually overcame her fear by going to feed her horse alone in the dark one night.
What did Anola tell Alison about her experience with feeding her horse at night?
-Anola told Alison that she fed her horse alone in the dark without any fear, and nothing bad happened.
What is the significance of the Holbrook School campus according to Anola?
-Anola believes that no skinwalker can harm her while she is on the campus because it is protected by God.
What humorous thought did Anola share about the skinwalkers?
-Anola jokingly wondered if a skinwalker could take half of her body if she had one foot outside the school gate and one foot inside.
What is the importance of the 13th Sabbath offering mentioned in the script?
-The 13th Sabbath offering helped support the Holbrook 7th Day Adventist Indian School by funding the construction of a new student life center on campus, providing students with a place to learn and feel safe from skinwalkers.
Outlines
🌑 Skinwalkers and Navajo Culture
Alison, a horsemanship teacher at the Holbrook 7th Day Adventist Indian School in Arizona, was unaware of the Navajo belief in skinwalkers until one of her students, Kai, warned her to stop whistling at night. In Navajo culture, whistling in the dark is said to invite skinwalkers, witches that can transform into animals. Kai expressed his fear of these creatures, but Alison reassured him that God's power is greater than any skinwalker, encouraging him to trust in faith. Inspired by Alison's courage, Kai decided to join 'God's team' to overcome his fears. Another student, Anola, who was afraid of the dark and would always ask a friend to accompany her to the barn to feed her horse at night, surprised Alison one morning by revealing she had done it alone. Anola shared how she once feared being taken by a skinwalker but now trusted that no harm would come to her on the school campus, as it is protected by God.
🙏 Faith and Safety on Campus
The second part of the story highlights the spiritual significance of Holbrook School, where students like Anola experience personal growth through faith. Anola's willingness to confront her fear of the dark is seen as a testament to her belief in God's protection. Alison reflects on how Holbrook is not just a school, but a mission center where students learn to trust in God rather than fear cultural superstitions like skinwalkers. The narrative also mentions the support the school has received from the 13th Sabbath offerings, which have funded projects like the Student Life Center, where students learn to see the campus as a place of God’s protection. The upcoming offering aims to support the opening of a Center of Influence for Native people in Alaska.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Skin Walkers
💡Whistling in the Dark
💡Faith in God
💡Horsemanship
💡Navajo Culture
💡Holbrook Seventh-Day Adventist Indian School
💡13th Sabbath Offering
💡Fear of the Dark
💡Student Life Center
💡Mission School
Highlights
Alison, a horsemanship teacher at Holbrook 7th Day Adventist Indian School, learns about the Navajo belief in skinwalkers from a student named Kai.
Kai warns Alison not to whistle in the dark, as it invites skinwalkers, a belief rooted in Navajo culture.
Skinwalkers are described as witches who can shapeshift into animals, a terrifying aspect of Navajo folklore.
Alison comforts Kai by affirming that God is more powerful than any skinwalker and invites Kai to join 'God's team' for protection.
Kai is inspired by Alison's fearlessness and starts to believe that they, too, can overcome their fear of skinwalkers by trusting in God.
Anola, another student at the school, is initially afraid of the dark but challenges herself to feed her horse alone at night.
Anola successfully faces her fear by going to the barn at night without asking a friend to accompany her, surprising both herself and Alison.
Anola shares that she once feared being taken by a skinwalker but has since realized that no harm can come to her within the school campus.
Anola humorously wonders whether a skinwalker could capture half of her body if one foot were inside the campus and the other outside the gate.
Alison smiles, pleased to see Anola's growing confidence and faith in God's protection.
The Holbrook School campus is portrayed as a place where students learn not only practical skills like horsemanship but also spiritual lessons of trust in God.
Anola’s experience reinforces the idea that the campus is a 'mission school' where students are encouraged to overcome fears and grow spiritually.
Holbrook's role as a mission school is supported by offerings from the 13th Sabbath, which have funded the construction of a new student life center.
The story emphasizes that the Holbrook School is a safe place where students can confront their fears with the strength of faith.
The 13th Sabbath offering is also helping to build a center of influence for Native people in Alaska, extending the school's mission beyond Arizona.
Transcripts
pang sanlibutang
ulat pinapatahimik ang mga skin Walkers
October 5 Arizona Alison si Alison ay
isang guro ng horsemanship sa holbrook
7th day Adventist Indian school hindi
niya alam ang tungkol sa mga kin Walkers
ngunit nalaman niya ito ng Bigla siyang
sinabihan ng isang estudyante na huminto
sa pagsipol sa dilim Huwag kang sumipol
sa dilim Sabi ng batang si Kay Bakit
tanong naman ni Alison nakahiligan kasi
ni Alison na sumipol maging araw man o
gabi Takot na ipinaliwanag ni kay kay
Alison na ang pagsipol sa gabi ay isang
imbitasyon para sa mga skin Walkers
nakagisnan na niya ito sa kanilang
kulturang navajo ang skinwalker ay isang
mangkukulam na may kakayahang magbago ng
anyo bilang isang hayop sinabi ni Alison
kay Kai na ang Diyos ay tiyak na mas
makapangyarihan kaysa sa sinumang skin
Walker at inanyayahan niya si Kai na
kung sasali siya sa team ng Diyos ay
hindi na siya kailan man matatakot sa
skin
Walkers kaya magpapatuloy lang ako sa
pagsipol sabi ni Allison nang makita ni
Kai si Alison na hindi natatakot ay
naisip niya na pwede din siyang maging
bahagi ng team ng Diyos at hindi na din
siya
matatakot hindi lamang si Kai ang may
takot sa skin Walkers gayon din si anola
na isang 15 taong gulang bahagi ng
kanilang Lesson sa horsemanship ang
pagpapakain at pagpapainom ng kanilang
kabayo sa gabi kaya tuwing gabi ay
nagpapasama si sa isang kaibigan sa
tuwing pupunta siya sa kamalig para
pakainin ang kanyang
kabayo nagpaalam siya kay Alison at
dahil nakita ni Alison na may takot sa
dilim si anola ay pinayagan naman niya
siya at sinabing huwag lamang silang
magtatagal sa kanilang
gawain Tapos isang umaga sinabi ni anola
na nagawa niyang magpakain ng kanyang
kabayo noong nakaraang gabi ng
nag-iisa surpresa si Alison at tinanong
pa ulit niya si anola hindi ka nagpasama
sa kanino man hindi ang sagot ni anola
Hindi ba may takot ka sa dilim tanong ni
Alison Oo naman takot ako sa dilim Kaya
nga palagi akong nagpapasama kapag
Pumupunta ako sa kamalig ngunit kagabi
ay parang gusto kong masubukan na kung
pupunta ako na mag-isa sa dilim ay kung
ano ang mangyayari
tugon ni anola At ano naman ang nangyari
tanong ulit ni Alison wala namang
anumang masamang nangyari sagot ni anola
Siyempre naman tugon ni Alison tapos
nagkwento ulit si anola Kay Alison Alam
mo ba na muntik na nila akong makuha
dati ngunit aking natutunan na bakit
nila ako kukuhanin dito sa loob ng
campus sabi ni anola ito tuloy mo pa ang
kwento sabi ni Alison well walang
makakakuha sa akin na skin Walker kapag
Nandito ako sa loob ng
campus Minsan iniisip ko nga paano kung
itapak ko ang isang paa ko sa labas ng
gate at nakatapak naman sa loob ng gate
ang isa pang paako makukuha kaya ng skin
Walker ang kalahati ng aking
katawan sabay tawan ng malakas ni anola
napangiti si Alice
natuwa siya na nasaksihan ni anola ang
kapangyarihan ng Diyos ng langit sa
holbrook school campus sa
Arizona ang desisyon ni anola na
magpunta ng mag-isa sa kamalig sa dilim
ay napakaganda dahil napatunayan niya sa
kanyang sarili na ang Diyos ay
karapat-dapat na
pagkatiwalaan ang karanasang ito ay
nagpaalala kay Alison na ang holbrook ay
isang tunay na mission school sa Estados
Unidos
salamat sa inyong 13th Sabbath offering
na sumuporta sa h Brook 7th day
Adventist Indian school ang dalawang
pinakahuling 13th Sabbath offerings para
sa North American division na nakolekta
noong 2018 at
2021 ay nakatulong sa pagtatayo ng
bagong student life center sa campus
kung saan natutunan ng mga estudyante na
ito ay campus ng Diyos at ang mga
estudyante ay hindi dapat matakot sa mga
skin
Walkers ang bahagi ng ating Sabbath
school offering sa karter na ito ay
makakatulong sa pagbubukas ng center of
influence para sa mga native people sa
Alaska Salamat po sa pagpaplano ng
masaganang handog
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