Powwows have taken place in Native America for millennia. They were a way for far-flung tribes to unite with other natives, to share food, trade, and … [Read more...]

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Native Americans consider sage to be a sacred plant, and it is present in nearly every native ceremony. Sage is considered holy because of two … [Read more...]

Powwow is an indigenous ancient ceremony practiced by most North American tribes still to this day. The Powwow is a sacred ritual. Its purpose is to … [Read more...]