How to open a Native American pipe?

Today's question is.

How to open a Native American pipe?

While wondering why anyone other than the pipe keeper would want to open a pipe, one could take a sharp knife and dig really hard.

If the question would have been, how to awaken a Native American pipe, the answer could be that there are over a thousand ways to awaken a pipe however; the first step with all of these ways would always be to connect with a Pipe Keeper, plan on a lot of schooling.

If you are accepted by Creator while learning this craft, you will be invited to an Awakening!

Let’s take another trip down the ‘Memory Trail' again?

http://mysmudgingblog.blogspot.com/2018/07/lets-take-another-trip-down-memory.html

(Friendship Pipe or Peace Pipe)?

http://mysmudgingblog.blogspot.com/2011/06/how-to-make-native-american-pipe.html

Never had a Peace Pipe in New England?

http://mysmudgingblog.blogspot.com/2013/05/never-had-peace-pipe-in-new-england.html

Our sacred prayers at ceremonies

http://mysmudgingblog.blogspot.com/2011/08/our-sacred-prayers-at-ceremonies.html

Native American pipe ceremony, Traditional

http://mysmudgingblog.blogspot.com/2011/06/our-native-american-pipe-ceremony.html

Where is Cauchegan Village.

Where is Cauchegan Village?

08/18/2011

There is no longer a village at the 

Cauchegan Prayer Rock.

There no longer is prayer at the rock.

Cauchegan rock, 

is now called Cochegan rock

by the Europeans 

and 

casino Indians?

http://uncasvillage.embarqspace.com/

While driving up from New London or down from Norwich Connecticut on the old route 52 

now 

(Route 395), 

about half way through Montville 

there is a rest/service area,

 behind this rest area are two paths both lead to the old Uncas look out.

One can only get to the rest area going from Norwich to New London on the turnpike, 

once you see the rock from either trail you will be looking at 

were the village was before first contact, hope this helps you?

https://mysmudgingblog.blogspot.com/2011/08/where-is-cauchegan-village.html

A question about a Connecticut tribal dance.

who is teaching native American dance in Connecticut?

http://redbearproductions.com/

Peabody Museum, Connecticut, a European building, built on Native American land.

The question was, Who is teaching Native American dance in Connecticut?

Because this museum is in Connecticut and the land was donated to them by a Connecticut tribe, one would assume that they would look out a window to find a Connecticut tribe that is teaching Native American dance in Connecticut!

There are hundreds of Connecticut tribes in Connecticut.

Most of these Connecticut tribes teach many things, one of which is Native American Connecticut dance!

Need there be more to this blog other then I am from a Connecticut tribe!

Tobacco companies are suing the government?

This is a trick question right?

Tobacco companies are suing the government?

http://www.cnn.com/2011/HEALTH/08/17/cigarette.labels.lawsuit/

Five tobacco companies, while fueling tobacco with children hooking drugs, are suing our government because the mandated graphic warning labels are infringing on their rights.

It just might be that the tens of millions of people being unknowingly drugged and hooked on this product also have rights, the right to know what you are doing to their body's and life!

Yes, everyone knows that you will win the court case because of the hundreds of lobbyists you pay and the politicians, Pork/Turkey!

Shame on the Indians in Indian country selling this product to our people.

You know that you are poisoning your people to make money!

My ancestors were simple common sense people.

Their tobacco was grown without chemicals, the ancestors did not need them!

Today our elders know that cigarettes cause cancer, even if they smoke, someone that they know and love has died a horrible death from this cancer.

Please do not insult them by an offering of a cancer causing cigarette.

Will you please use Kinnick~ Kinnick (herbs)?

Pusan Pusan-jikhalsi museum in Korea.

Pusan National University Museum.

http://www.pnu-museum.org/en/en_index.aspx

The Pusan National University Museum was established with the purpose of contributing to academic research and social education, as well as to the development of local culture.

I am placing this museum on my blog because as with many other cities this one visits some of my websites and blogs often.

I would also like to speak to the students from this city that keep asking questions about the ( Last of the Mohicans) book and movie, I believe, as a direct descendent, my knowledge will be very helpful with the studies.

Respectfully your.

Sachem Walkingfox ( Last Sachem of Uncas first leader of the Mohegan's).

sachemwalkingfox@gmail.com