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Healers ⛨

Medicine Ways: Traditional Healers and Healing
The Key Role of Ceremony

Ceremony is an essential part of traditional Native healing. Because physical and spiritual health are intimately connected, body and spirit must heal together. Traditional healing ceremonies promote wellness by reflecting Native conceptions of Spirit, Creator, and the Universe. They can include prayer, chants, drumming, songs, stories, and the use of a variety of sacred objects.

Healers may conduct ceremonies anywhere a sick person needs healing, but ceremonies are often held in sacred places. Special structures for healing are often referred to as Medicine Lodges. Wherever they take place, traditional healing ceremonies are considered sacred, and are only conducted by Native healers and Native spiritual facilitators. ⋆｡˚☤🩺✧˖°.

Healers ⛨
Name		Stats	Info	Currents
	Rockafeller	355 stats	L1 Male 2 years 11½ months (Adult) 2y 11½m
	Bella Wolf	369 stats	L2 Female 2 years 7½ months (Adult) 2y 7½m
	Antlers	499 stats	L3 Female 2 years 5½ months (Adult) 2y 5½m
	Hershel Moose Pelt Offspring.	305 stats	L1 Male 0 years 2 months (Young Puppy) 0y 2m
	Springer Moose Pelt Offspring.	302 stats	L1 Female 0 years 2 months (Young Puppy) 0y 2m
	Buttons Moose Pelt Offspring.	305 stats	L1 Male 0 years 2 months (Young Puppy) 0y 2m
	Grove Moose Pelt Offspring.	311 stats	L1 Male 0 years 2 months (Young Puppy) 0y 2m
	Caramel Drizzle	445 stats	L1 Female 2 years 3 months (Adult) 2y 3m
	Buggy	429 stats	L1 Male 2 years 1½ month (Adult) 2y 1½m
	Cranberry Blues	566 stats	L5 Female 2 years 1 month (Adult) 2y 1m