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Smoking Ceremonies
Smoking ceremonies are a deeply significant cultural practice among Indigenous Australians, used to cleanse, protect, and heal. These ceremonies involve the burning of native plants, producing smoke believed to have spiritual and physical benefits. The smoke is used to ward off bad spirits, cleanse the land and people, and promote the well-being of participants. Each ceremony is a powerful expression of cultural heritage, connecting individuals to their ancestors, community, and the land.
Water Ceremonies
Water ceremonies are sacred rituals that honor the life-giving and purifying properties of water. These ceremonies involve the use of water to cleanse, bless, and connect individuals to the natural world and their cultural heritage. The Nibi (Water) Walks are Indigenous-led, extended ceremonies to pray for the water. Every step is taken in prayer and gratitude for water, our life-giving force. We walk for the water, and as we heal the water, we heal all of life. Through these ceremonies, participants pay respect to the water spirits, express gratitude for this vital resource, and strengthen their connection to the land and their ancestors.
Ochre Ceremonies
Ochre ceremonies are traditional rituals that involve the use of ochre, a naturally occurring earth pigment, to connect with cultural heritage and the spiritual world. Ochre is applied to the body in symbolic patterns and designs, representing various aspects of identity, ancestry, and connection to the land. These ceremonies hold deep spiritual significance, as the ochre is believed to carry the essence of the earth and ancestors. Through ochre ceremonies, participants honor their heritage, invoke protection, and strengthen their bonds with the community and the environment.
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We acknowledge the Wiradjuri, Ngunnawal and Ngambri Peoples of the Canberra region as the traditional custodians of this land. We pay our respect to their Ancestors and Elders past, present and future.
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