How is the water
ceremony important during an American Indian burial ceremony?
Royal Oak Michigan
To one of our
postings
Traditional Native
American (Indian) Burial Information
06/18/2011
We do not use water,
unless a close family member of the Crossing ceremony is from a tribe in the
central or western tribe and requests a time for one that prays to Creator,
free of charge
(Except for a
tobacco gift for use at the ceremony).
We do not charge for
ANY of our
SACRED CEREMONIES!
Yes, the tribes of
the East Coast have a Water Ceremony.
It is nothing like
the 'Plains and West Coast' ceremonies?
Not a thing wrong
with their ceremonies, all of their ceremonies!
Only we, the true
traditionalist of the Northeast,
Believe in keeping
most of our Sacred Ceremonies between Creator (Kiehtan) and the people.
Between Kiehtan and
our People?
Our Water Ceremony
is a Clan Mother Ceremony, once a moon. (13 times a year)
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