Smudging and the Importance of Gratitude [F-26-2]

Presenter:Katrina Herne
Location: SUNY Potsdam: Kellas 102
Classes: 1 Session 1.5 hours
Dates: Mon 9:00 AM 09/28
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As Haudenosaunee people we greet our day with the Ohenton Kariwatekwen, also referred to as the Thanksgiving Address or Opening Prayer. This course explains the science and spiritual aspects of smudging as well as the importance on gratitude in our lives.

Katrina Herne is the Outreach Worker and Community Advocate for the Seven Dancers Program, the Kanienkehaka Cultural Consultant for the French-Canadian School Board of Ontario and a lifelong learner of our traditional ways.

Cap: 54



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