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Sacred Time

Moon of the Sacred Time

Late December through early January is the Moon of the Sacred Time. This moon is the final moon of one yearly cycle and the beginning moon of the next yearly cycle. Renewal and rebirth are marked by spiritual and cultural traditions around the longhouse fires. In this video, hear about “Feeding the Spirit” with Swinomish Elder Larry Campbell. Learn about cedar rose weaving. Watch the animated story of Grandmother Cedar.

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