All u have to do is boil the sage in water to bless it then it becomes holly water then sprinkle it on your crystals at night (because the crystals get energy from the moon) and sprinkle it on any totems etc. Whenever you want then do a smudge for extra blessing/ cleansing
Nice vid, I'm Cherokee and I use a quartz crystal, amethyst, sage, and something that has to do with a black bear (my spirit animal) but I will definitely get some tobacco, then do a smudge and use sage holy water (I picked up the sage holy water tradition from a Cree I know)
@marcher1969 Marcher, I'm not certain about your intention with this, but in some aspects-you're right! I was not kind to my younger brother at all and my slashy, aggressiveness has had to be balanced by so much soft medicine later in life. I have to be careful to use Badger's ferocity only when in serious danger, and that takes conscious effort and a commitment to honoring myself and Badger. Thank you for your comment.
@pixiecampbell Like you surmised in your video that an aggressive personality could prob be identified by some of us. I have the same prob. expt I'm usually the receiver of mean intentions of others but I'm the kind of person who will call out certain acts of unjustices. I'm barely over 5 ft tall, I have two older brothers, both 6 ft tall who used to used intimidation or bullying on me but I'll tell you now that were all adults they still don't understand respect an I'll shred them verbally
Hi Crow Girl :) You can use your turkey in ceremony involving rites that he may be helpful with, you could make him part of your altar, you could also take off the wing(s) or tail and use it as a smoke fan when you smudge. If you attend lodges, you can also gift your firetender, lodgekeeper, or elders with a wing, tail fan or a feather. If you felt strong turkey medicine, you could even make a dance costume out of him and work with him that way. Blessings to you and Turkey!
I'm back & I have a question! I had to let this permeate my brain a little. This question is spurred on by little badger. My brother found a turkey dead on the side of the road and brought him home, skinned him, salted him and after all that work didn't want him. So now I have him. Both wings and the tail of the turkey all attached. I was trying to figure out what to DO with the little guy. Your idea of pulling badger out when needed is pretty cool. What do you do when you're not using him?
All u have to do is boil the sage in water to bless it then it becomes holly water then sprinkle it on your crystals at night (because the crystals get energy from the moon) and sprinkle it on any totems etc. Whenever you want then do a smudge for extra blessing/ cleansing
ThaJuggaloNinja 1 week ago
Nice vid, I'm Cherokee and I use a quartz crystal, amethyst, sage, and something that has to do with a black bear (my spirit animal) but I will definitely get some tobacco, then do a smudge and use sage holy water (I picked up the sage holy water tradition from a Cree I know)
ThaJuggaloNinja 1 week ago
Hey, are you native? If so, what tribe? I'm Jicarilla Apache and we just use corn meal called Ka'dn, sage, and mountain tobacco mostly.
Sanguinarian15 2 weeks ago
Hippy
BEFIREFLY 1 month ago
I just ran across your video and I absolutely loved the ones I have watched so far, thank you for posting and sharing with us :)
pugdogy 3 months ago
I loved this video!
and i enjoy seeing how you pack your travel pouch, i never knew you could put intention into something and bring it with you with so much spirit
so thank you :) it made me feel at home in a way
CuriosityKilledTeKat 3 months ago
Cool Video...If my intuition is right on, then my guess is you were a very mean and angry person when you were young, hence your badger...
marcher1969 5 months ago
@marcher1969 Marcher, I'm not certain about your intention with this, but in some aspects-you're right! I was not kind to my younger brother at all and my slashy, aggressiveness has had to be balanced by so much soft medicine later in life. I have to be careful to use Badger's ferocity only when in serious danger, and that takes conscious effort and a commitment to honoring myself and Badger. Thank you for your comment.
pixiecampbell 5 months ago
@pixiecampbell Like you surmised in your video that an aggressive personality could prob be identified by some of us. I have the same prob. expt I'm usually the receiver of mean intentions of others but I'm the kind of person who will call out certain acts of unjustices. I'm barely over 5 ft tall, I have two older brothers, both 6 ft tall who used to used intimidation or bullying on me but I'll tell you now that were all adults they still don't understand respect an I'll shred them verbally
marcher1969 5 months ago
very preety nice dog. was gonna make a medicine bag but someone has super human strength cant find out how to do it its a secret
narcovice 7 months ago
i am native and i burn white sage in a turtle shell/great video
theARE911 8 months ago
I'm loving your videos!!! Please do post more!
elodie0921 9 months ago
Hi Crow Girl :) You can use your turkey in ceremony involving rites that he may be helpful with, you could make him part of your altar, you could also take off the wing(s) or tail and use it as a smoke fan when you smudge. If you attend lodges, you can also gift your firetender, lodgekeeper, or elders with a wing, tail fan or a feather. If you felt strong turkey medicine, you could even make a dance costume out of him and work with him that way. Blessings to you and Turkey!
pixiecampbell 9 months ago
I'm back & I have a question! I had to let this permeate my brain a little. This question is spurred on by little badger. My brother found a turkey dead on the side of the road and brought him home, skinned him, salted him and after all that work didn't want him. So now I have him. Both wings and the tail of the turkey all attached. I was trying to figure out what to DO with the little guy. Your idea of pulling badger out when needed is pretty cool. What do you do when you're not using him?
ThatCrowGirl 9 months ago
I love the idea of carrying a medicine pouch like this. Thank you again, for sharing your wisdom!
ThatCrowGirl 9 months ago
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ThatCrowGirl 9 months ago
shamanism, sacred tools, medicine pouch, sage, smudge, badger, hawk, native american, american indian, spiritual practice,
pixiecampbell 1 year ago