Indigenous Rituals In Mexico: Connecting With The Land And Community

The Mixe language continues to thrive. The Mixe people consider themselves never conquered, and turkey — an animal native to the Americas before colonization — is served at all significant events. Asking Mother Earth for permission and for the well-being of the plants does not only accompany coffee producers of the Mixe group, but also other farmers in Oaxaca.

Cannabis Smoke: A New Take On Traditional Catholic, Indigenous and Chinese Funerary Rites

(OPINION) I recently attended a funeral for a friend’s mother. I hadn’t met her, but I knew she was important to my friend. And I’d be a crummy friend if I didn’t go and show my support. Right away, there was something different. The family started handing cannabis joints/pre-rolls and lighters to each guest when they entered.

OpinionJoe ButlerAugust 17, 2023Spokane FaVS, Joe Butler, Funerals, Funerary rites, Funeral tradition, Cannabis, marijuana, Catholicism, Indigenous spirituality, Chinese religionComment

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