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Shamanism
5 Signs You May Possess Thunderbird Medicine
Gary Z McGee
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February 12, 2019
“When destiny comes to a man from outside, it lays him low, just as an arrow lays a deer low. When destiny comes to...
Culture
Powerful Prayer: How to Make Smoking a Spiritual Practice
Sarah Hirsch
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April 27, 2017
About one in four deaths from cancer occur from lung cancer, which often manifests as a result of smoking cigarettes. According to the Center...
Culture
The Healing and Purification Effects of a Sweat Lodge Ceremony
Jules Ravenheart
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March 21, 2017
The benefits of sweating for healing and detoxification is a widely known practice in many Native cultures around the world. Not only does sweating...
Culture
More than Just a Trickster: The Many Faces of the Coyote
Jules Ravenheart
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February 17, 2017
The coyote - myths and facts The coyote has a reputation of being a sneaky predictor and a nuisance. Many fear the coyote and believe...
Culture
The Seven Sacred Ceremonies of the Cherokee
Jules Ravenheart
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January 30, 2017
For the Cherokee, ceremony is an essential way of connecting with one another in the community and giving thanks to the Great Spirit...
Culture
The Path of Two Spirit People in Native American Tribes
Jules Ravenheart
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November 21, 2016
Two Spirit is an umbrella term adopted in Winnipeg in 1990 at the First Nations gay and lesbian conference. It refers to people who...
Issues
Hoka Hey! Courage, Confidence, and the Battle Against Oppression
Gary Z McGee
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November 10, 2016
Simply put, Hoka hey is a Lakota word meaning “Let’s go!” or “Let’s do it!” expressed with courage and confidence in the face of...
Culture
Interpreting the Native American Medicine Wheel
Jules Ravenheart
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October 21, 2016
The Native American medicine wheel is a universal symbol used in many native tribes. Its meaning is versatile, depending on the tribe and personal...
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