Thank you to the City Phoenix
Arizona
for your visit to one of my
websites while looking for an answer to your question
what does mean to be sacred to
Native American?
Circle
Good question and I am happy
to answer however, please allow for me to give my little speech first?
Because your city/state is
over in the south west and my people are over on the north east questions and
their answers may or may not differ between tribes, that said one must believe
Sacred is pretty universal?
Just in case, my words to you
would have to be,
Sacred- a strong belief in a
Supreme Being (in my case Kiehtan the Creator of all creation), so strong that
you must place this being above all else long before you act or speak, making
sure that your words and/or actions please you Supreme Being before you
displease others?
A constant prayer (a
conversation) with your Supreme Being daily well help you in your walk through
life.
OK,
now that I have you totally
confused, let's see some of our examples?
Sacred Naming ceremony, Sacred
Crossing ceremony, Sacred, Burial ceremony, Sacred Marriage ceremony, Sacred Adoption
ceremony and so on, each and every one of our ceremonies in our culture is a
ceremony passed down from generation to generation and as always, started and
completed with prayer and then blessing to and then from Kiehtan the Creator of
all creation, without this blessing the ceremony is null and void!
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