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1. aihschgo.org › four-sacred-medicinesFour Sacred Medicines | American Indian Health Service of ...

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   The Four Sacred Medicines (Tobacco, Cedar, Sage & Sweetgrass) have a historical and continuing cultural value to the spirit, physical & emotional well-being of native peoples. Here is a brief history of The Four Sacred Medicines significance, application and value to Native American culture.

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2. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullHoly Smoke: Tobacco Use Among Native American Tribes in North ...

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   Nov 15, 2012 · The use of tobacco by Native Americans in North America seems to have ancient origins and significant spiritual meaning. This article reviews archeological and anthropological data about the use of tobacco and its sacred significance.

   • Author: Theodore M. Godlaski

   • Publish Year: 2013

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4. whyy.org › segments › keep-it-sacred-smokingSacred tobacco and Indigenous people, tradition and conflict ...

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   May 14, 2021 · What’s sacred tobacco? Mama-on was burning sacred tobacco — not the commercial tobacco that’s in cigarettes. Sacred tobacco, which Brown calls “little tobacco,” is a smaller plant (Nicotiana rustica) that grew in different varieties across North America before European contact.

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5. www.elementalgrowth.org › rekindling-the-sacredRekindling the Sacred Smoke: Exploring Smoke's Mystical ...

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   Oct 18, 2023 · Explore the mystical significance of smoke in the occult and the profound role of sacred tobacco among Indigenous communities. Uncover the corruption of ancient traditions during the rise of Big Tobacco and the contemporary journey to rekindle the sacred smoke in modern times.

6. ojs.library.ubc.ca › index › CJNETobacco Ties: The Relationship of the Sacred to Research

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   honour the spirit in Aboriginal research, particularly as it is embodied in tobacco. You also have to be yourself, if you follow your traditions; tobacco is given before you give tobacco to the Elders.

7. nicotianarustica.org › blog › 2015/9/8Magico-Religious Use of Tobacco among South American Indians

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   Sep 8, 2015 · Like the sacred mushrooms, peyote, morning glories, Datura, ayahuasca, the various psychotomimetic snuffs, and a whole series of other New World hallucinogens, tobacco was and is employed by Indians to achieve shamanic trance states, in purification, and in supernatural curing.

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   What is sacred tobacco?

   • Sacred tobacco, which Brown calls “little tobacco,” is a smaller plant (Nicotiana rustica) that grew in different varieties across North America before European contact. It’s stronger and harder to inhale, which means that it wasn’t smoked as frequently. And it’s a lot harder to come by these days.

   Sacred tobacco and Indigenous people, tradition and conflict - WHYY

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   What is the sacred relationship between tobacco and the spirit?

   • Respect the sacred relationship between tobacco and the Spirit (spirit world). Tobacco is the bridge from the physical to the spiritual. "For Aboriginal people use what you have in your bundle to guide you. Tobacco is the bridge from the physical to the spirit. We need all three parts, Mind, Body and Spirit." (Pauline Shirt)

   Tobacco Ties: The Relationship of the Sacred to Research

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   Is 'little tobacco' a sacred medicine?

   • Among the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma, Brown says, “little tobacco” is considered a sacred medicine. It’s commonly used for prayer or spiritual protection, or gifted to someone to express thanks. Sean Brown’s great-grandmother, Mable Brown (Mama-on) and her children on the family homestead in Sasakwa, Oklahoma in the early 1950s.

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   Is tobacco a sacrament of Native American spiritual ceremony?

   • Tobacco is an essential sacrament of Native American spiritual ceremony. However, commercial tobacco used habitually is a carcinogen when consumed as a cigarette. As a result native people have sought to use naturally grown tobacco as part of spiritual sacrament.

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   Why is tobacco a sacred gift?

   • Tobacco has a long-standing cultural history among native people, recognized as the first gift the creator bestowed upon the native people. As a ceremony in the sharing of the sacred peace pipe, tobacco symbolizes harmony & peace among those that share it with each other and their creator.

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   Did Mama-on smoke sacred tobacco?

   • Mama-on was burning sacred tobacco — not the commercial tobacco that’s in cigarettes. Sacred tobacco, which Brown calls “little tobacco,” is a smaller plant (Nicotiana rustica) that grew in different varieties across North America before European contact. It’s stronger and harder to inhale, which means that it wasn’t smoked as frequently.

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9. wayofleaf.com › cannabis › educationThe Spiritual History of Marijuana… Revealed! - WayofLeaf

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   May 14, 2024 · People smoke Charas in a pipe called a chillum, sometimes mixed with tobacco. Cannabis is also often used by Sadhus, holy men who have renounced their material possessions to seek spiritual enlightenment.