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The Shuar often use tobacco in their ceremonies and practice this as a type of spiritual cleansing. I was fortunate to have my friend, the chief offer me a ceremony also. It Framed Print of Zuni Altars and Tobacco Ceremony Print, New Mexico. Framed Print from North Wind Smoking ceremony is a traditional practice of the Aboriginal people that involves the burning of native plants to create smoke. This smoke is utilised to purify the surroundings and provide protection against The sacred role of tobacco in Native American culture

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