Thank you for this video!
Loved that he smudged his body, I do this with Eastern Red Cedar and Frankincense.
Do you ever burn Frankincense?
One of my favorites for prayer, meditation, and sacred ceremonies (Eastern Red Cedar too)
Sage by far has my favorite smoke signature, so beautiful to watch it billow and dance with the sunlight
Out here in the Pacific Northwest, we often use Western Red Cedar. I have several growing here on our land.
In Mexico they often use copal (a resin similar to frankinsense).
We have a sync here… tonight, after waking up at 2h30 after a very vivid dream that I could not remember - very strange and rare thing, I decided to smudge my room with sage. After this, experienced my third LONG LD
yes, tomorrow I will have my third consultation this month with the Lakota Mexican Shaman and we always have copal with us, helping.
Cool History of how the Mayans aquired Copal from the Gods
Very Cool Synch
Really amazing, sounds like you are getting very close to having a LD every night!!!
Looking forward to hearing about your dream 
Keep the good work Beloved Light Warrioress
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Jaguars are considered guardians of the underworld in the mythologies of the Maya, Olmec, and Aztec cultures.
Maya
Olmec
Aztec
The jaguar is also a symbol of power, protection, and wildness. The name jaguar comes from the Tupi-Guarani word yaguar, which means “he who kills with one leap"
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The monarch butterfly was sacred to the Maya and other indigenous cultures in Mesoamerica. The butterfly was associated with the spirits of ancestors, warriors, and important figures.
Significance
The Maya believed butterflies were the spirits of their ancestors who returned to visit their families.
The Maya believed in a god called Hanab Ku, the “Galactic Butterfly” who represented the consciousness of all living things.
The butterfly’s metamorphosis symbolized the transformation of the soul, even after traumatic events.
Butterflies symbolized the sun, and their wings represented motion, like the sun’s movement across the sky.
Examples of butterfly imagery
Modern connection
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The monarch butterfly’s migration to Mexico in the fall coincides with the Day of the Dead celebration"
MG… only now I know that Mapacho Tabacco (that is planted in my garden!!!) is the plant used in the Ayuasca Ceremonies… hihihi…
I have a bag with dried mapacho tobacco right next to my bed… 
this is a 100% intuitive decision 
excellent video and teachings
not sure about the thing with smoking with the fingers. know many shamans who do so 
the numbing can be good if, for example, you see too many things and need to dim your psychic abilities a little bit, because of too many people or a saturated context 
her singing is totally awesome… her soul SO grounded and her whole is a symphony of beauty!.. 
incredible dream of the mapacho shield…
thank you so much for sharing Beloved 
LOVE the images you chose…
thank you BB
your support and friendship mean the world to me, and they are a part of my unfolding…
thank you for believing in me and for sending me this dream… it was an amazing opportunity to connect with my strength and power, my Heart.
not sure this is healthy… 
Great scene, kind of a Deus ex machina, no?
A Shipibo woman shaman describes her use of Mapacho as a spiritual smudge. She mentions that she blows it on her body before sleep to align her dreams!
It’s used in ayahuasca ceremonies for protection from negative spirits.
Not sure either, but supposedly the Buddha was able to do this every night
He makes some of the best videos on youtube, thank you for this!
Horrific History, glad he shed light on this darkness
When Ohio was the original “Indian Territory.”
There are no Native reservations left in Ohio,
Tecumseh’s attempt to form an Indian Nation, that would be separate from the U.S. or Canada. The center of this Nation was at Prophetstown, in present day Indiana.
