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Navajo sand painting is a traditional Native American art form that involves creating intricate designs using colored sand. The sand paintings are used in Navajo healing ceremonies to restore balance and harmony to the body and mind. The intricate patterns and colors of the sand painting are believed to have healing powers and can be seen as a form of prayer. #Navajo #NativeAmerican #sandpainting #art #healing #ceremony Hunters And Gatherers, Native American Language, The Four Directions, Rainbow People, Navajo Culture, Holy Symbol, Art Of Healing, Navajo Art, Water People

The sand paintings are used in Navajo healing ceremonies to restore balance and harmony to the body and mind. The intricate patterns and colors of the sand painting are believed to have healing powers and can be seen as a form of prayer. #Navajo #NativeAmerican #sandpainting #art #healing #ceremony #ChildrensBooks#KidLit#raiseareader#Esl #parents #reading #bedtime #childrensliterature #nativeamerican #BookRecommendations #StoryTime #LibraryLife #youngreaders #kidsbookswelove #booksforkids

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"See, I fill this sacred pipe with the bark of the red willow; but before we smoke it, you must see how it is made and what it means. These four ribbons hanging here on the stem are the four quarters of the universe. The black one is for the west where the thunder beings live to send us rain; the white one for the north, whence comes the great white cleansing wind; the red one for the east, whence springs the light and where the morning star lives to give men wisdom; the yellow for the…

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Photograph:A Navajo shaman creates a sand painting. Such paintings serve religious—especially healing—purposes. They feature traditional, symbolic designs made by trickling crushed, colored sandstone, charcoal, or pollen on a background of sand. A sand painting is destroyed after the ceremony for which it was created. Hopi Symbols, Navajo Art, Navajo Nation, First Peoples, Sand Painting, Native American Peoples, Native American Heritage, The First Americans, American Indian Art

A Navajo shaman creates a sand painting. Such paintings serve religious—especially healing—purposes. They feature traditional, symbolic designs made by trickling crushed, colored sandstone, charcoal, or pollen on a background of sand. A sand painting is destroyed after the ceremony for which it was created.

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Photograph of Navajo healing ceremony. Navajo Code Talkers, Man In The Maze, Navajo Art, Native American Wisdom, Common Knowledge, Navajo Nation, Willow Bark, Sand Painting, Native American Peoples

Examination of how medicine is practiced cross-culturally, with particular emphasis on Western biomedicine. Analysis of medical practice as a cultural system, focusing on the human, as opposed to the biological, side of things. Also, examines how we and people in other cultures think of disease, health, body, and mind. From the course home page: Course Description This course looks at medicine from a cross-cultural perspective, focusing on the human, as opposed to biological, side of things…

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