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Dancing Two Eagle Spirit Devon September 2018
Chief Dancing Two Eagle Spirit, Sandy Laframboise, is an Elder from the traditional Canadian territory of the Odawa people. Since teaching in Plymouth in 2016, Sandy has taught in South Africa, Australia, Alaska and at home in Canada. For the past decade Sandy has led Sweat Lodge Ceremony on the Traditional Territory of the Tsleil Waututh Nation, and leads annual Vision Quest Ceremonies in Northern Alberta.
Please see contact details below for all events.
Traditional Ceremonial Rattle Making
and Song Workshop 9September 2018 10.00am to 4.30pm
The venue will be a private address in Plymouth area. Details will be provided on booking.
Learn about Medicine tools of the British Columbian First Nations people. Learn their beliefs and culture as we each make a traditional hide rattle. We hope to have horse and deer hide. Internationally respected Sandy and her helper Lloyd Pritchard will support us to make a rattle for our own Spiritual Walk. Lo…
Chief Dancing Two Eagle Spirit, Sandy Laframboise, is an Elder from the traditional Canadian territory of the Odawa people. Since teaching in Plymouth in 2016, Sandy has taught in South Africa, Australia, Alaska and at home in Canada. For the past decade Sandy has led Sweat Lodge Ceremony on the Traditional Territory of the Tsleil Waututh Nation, and leads annual Vision Quest Ceremonies in Northern Alberta.
Please see contact details below for all events.
Traditional Ceremonial Rattle Making
and Song Workshop 9September 2018 10.00am to 4.30pm
The venue will be a private address in Plymouth area. Details will be provided on booking.
Learn about Medicine tools of the British Columbian First Nations people. Learn their beliefs and culture as we each make a traditional hide rattle. We hope to have horse and deer hide. Internationally respected Sandy and her helper Lloyd Pritchard will support us to make a rattle for our own Spiritual Walk. Lo…
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