 less central  emphasis on patient’s environment  folk remedies  holistic mind, body  medicine distinguished from healing  based on series of virtues.

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 less central  emphasis on patient’s environment  folk remedies  holistic mind, body  medicine distinguished from healing  based on series of virtues  more routes to healing

 interconnection of life cycles  sacred number four  4 parts of a person  4 seasons  4 medicines  4 kingdoms  values and decisions  imbalance affects health

 Sweet Grass; ritual cleansing, injustice can be returned by kindness  Tobacco; connection to spirit world, used for thanking the Creator  Cedar; purification, attracts positive energy  Sage; purifying, repels negative energy

 ritual cleansing  sacred medicines burned in shell  person puts their hands in the smoke and carries it to their body  possible production of beta-endorphins, promote healing

 meetings  healing physical, emotional, spiritual wounds  symbolic object given to the person who wishes to speak  shamans conduct the ceremony

 ceremonial sauna  healing and cleansing  hot stones placed in the centre of the lodge poured with water  offerings, prayers, reverence  sometimes negative health effects appear

 celebration of the harmony between a man and nature  practiced at sun solstice  usually also a buffalo is involved  preparations of dancers in sweat lodge  dance lasts for 4 days  drumming, singing, dancing, fasting, self inflicted pain  symbolizes rebirth

 used for prayer, ceremonial purposes  burned braid of Sweet Grass used to purify the place and participants  Tobacco is smoked, prayers can be made to the Great Spirit  also smoked when opening other meetings  pipe holder

 Aboriginal bush medicine (online). Accessible 