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I'm making a medicine stick. I'm a medicine man and a detatched reclaiming native. I'm a winkte (two-spirit)

If you could help me out by meditating on healing intent and then clicking the like button to put it in the blue plastic egg on my stick, I'd appreciate it.

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How to Summon the Great Horned Serpent:

We que moh wee will l'mick, We que moh m'cha micso, Som'awo wee will l'mick! Cardup ke su m'so wo Sawo!

I call on the Wee-Will-l'mick! I call on the Terrible One! On the One with the Horns! I dare him to appear!

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[Added note: This is only for reference purposes, not for practice. The Great Horned Serpent is a dangerous water spirit, and whether or not you believe please be respectful of this not to act on. It is not something appropriate to mess with. That being said, it’s also important to share and pass on knowledge whether it is to be used or not.]

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Note To Self

Subjects:

•Folk Magic

•Aztec

•Native (Cherokee)

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How can I become a Midew?

A Midew is a practitioner of Midewiwin, the sacred practices of magic and healing among the northern tribes of America and Canada.

Historically, Midew perform religious ceremonies, study/practice healing methods, and maintain a respectful relationship between humanity and nature. The practice of Midewiwin was very closed off, and although it has survived years of cultural assimilation, today it is much smaller than it once was.

Because of the years of cultural assimilation, and government restrictions on Midewiwin practices, Midew today has significantly dropped in the numbers of practitioners. There are very few Midewiwin lodges in North America left now.

Why solitary practice? Solitary practice is a way of continuing this tradition, to keep it alive for future generations, and a way for those of us to reconnect with our cultural heritage.

The Mide views on solitary practice today are that “reconnecting with their faith and tradition can help modern youth, as well as Indigenous peoples in general, to live a healthy life.”

It is encouraged to do research, study these traditions, and practice them to continue these sacred traditions, even in lone practice.

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Midewiwin?

Midewiwin is the Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) Grand Medicine Society, a spiritual organization with complex rituals and healing magic, and is still practiced today, though not as widely. There are lone practitioners as well (see this post)

Practitioners of Mide are known as Midew.

It teaches about the supernatural world and spirits, through oral tellings and teachings.