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1 jui 2018 · used in First Nations' ceremonies are tobacco, sage, cedar and sweetgrass The most common medicines used in a smudge are sweetgrass, 

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(FNMI) tradition of smudging that includes the use of four sacred medicines (sage , cedar, tobacco and sweet grass) The Northwest Catholic District School 

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The most common sacred medicines used in smudging in this area are sage, cedar, and juniper; sweetgrass is also used but is less common Page 2 1 Tobacco 

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their cultural and spiritual ceremonies on campus Smudging is one such ceremony and includes the burning of four (4) sacred medicines: sage, tobacco, cedar 

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Smudging is a purification ceremony performed by many Indigenous performing artists that involves burning any of the four sacred medicines: tobacco, sage 

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One package of Tobacco = 1 stem + 1 bowl You can use all, a combination of the medicines, or one of them for a Smudge You can also use other herbs

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This procedure has been adapted from Smudging Protocol for School Divisions ( 2013), developed by the Aboriginal Directorate Smudging Committee, Manitoba

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A smudge is burned primarily for purification and to help create a positive mind set Tobacco is used in pipe ceremonies by a pipe carrier 2 3 2 Under the Province 

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For the Anishnaabeg (Ojibwe) people, smudging is the burning of the Four Sacred Medicines; tobacco, cedar, sage, and sweet grass These Medicines are  

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Sto:lo also have 4 sacred medicine plants to help keep people well Tobacco Tobacco Sage Sweetgrass Red Cedar sage-and-smudge-kits_a_23602571/ 

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Lesson 4 : Grades Gr. K-2

Sto:loMedicine Plants

Sto:loMedicine Plants

I can identify four Sto:loMedicine plants.

We need plants for food.

Food is like medicine

to our bodies because food keeps our bodies healthy. With thanks, this pic is from: http://digitalsqewlets.ca/sqwelqwel/xwelmexw/culture-eng.php/

Sto:loalso have 4

sacred medicine plants to help keep people well.

Tobacco

Sage

Sweetgrass

Cedar With thanks, this pic is from: http://www.northernc.on.ca/indigenous/four-sacred-medicines/

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https://www.scientificamerican.com/a rticle/the-fight-to-keep-tobacco- sacred/ Tobacco Sage Sweetgrass Red Cedar

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Each of these sacred plants has a special purpose.

Tobacco is for giving thanks.

This is sacred tobacco, not

tobacco found in cigarettes.

What do you think is the

difference between sacred tobacco and cigarette tobacco?

Sage is for smudging.

What is smudging?

Why do you think

people smudge?

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Sweet grass is for smudging

and for making things like baskets.

What else do you think can

be made from sweet grass?

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Red Cedar is used

to drive away negative energy and to make things like cedar baskets.

What else do you think could

be made from red cedar?

Why do you think people want

to get rid of negative energy?

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Can you point to and name each of the four sacred

medicine plants in this picture?

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Go for a walk and see if you can find any

of these four sacred plants in your area.

If you have an Elder nearby,

maybe you can ask them to go for a walk with you.

Enjoy your walk.

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