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1
Handbook of North American Indians
Meantime the council further strengthened its stand in 1956, when it legalized
destruction of Peyote confiscated in the course of an arrest. Even so, for the first
time some non-Peyotist councilmen spoke against the legislation (Navajo Tribal ...
2
A Different Medicine: Postcolonial Healing in the Native ...
*Adam's discussion of the mirror crescent moons was a revelation to me as a
student of Peyotist iconography. It revealed the presence of the sacred circle
symbol of Native Americans discussed by Geertz (1973, 128) as “a natural form
with a ...
Joseph D. Calabrese, 2013
3
Corbett Mack: The Life of a Northern Paiute
137. Ben. Lancaster. (Chief. Gray. Horse),. Peyotist. Real old-time lookin' Indian,
too, that one. . . . Call himself Chief Gray Horse. Most powerful one [Indian doctor]
that time! And he's born here, you know, in Wellington. Mother's ...
4
Rhetoric, the Polis, and the Global Village: Selected Papers ...
... that God put some of his Holy Spirit into peyote, which he gave to the Indians.
And by eating the sacramental peyote the Indian absorbs God's Spirit.... For the
Peyotist, this occurs because he has put himself in a receptive spiritual mood and
...
C. Jan Swearingen, David S. Kaufer, 1999
5
Wives and Husbands: Gender and Age in Southern Arapaho History
Their son Mathew was a ceremonial man and a peyotist. Medicine Grass was a
senior lodge man, and his son— in—law Henry Rowlodge was a peyotist. Little
Raven, Jr., and his wives Jenny, then Bitchea, were ceremonial people all their ...
6
Kiowa, Apache, and Comanche Military Societies: Enduring ...
eluded many Peyotists and medicine bundle keepers and (2) the "progressives,"
a recent mixture of Peyotist and Christian Kiowa associated with the Mount Scott
and later Anadarko communities. Although some scholars consider this ...
7
Viking Fund Publications in Anthropology
When I mentioned the list to another peyotist— my first contact among the Nava-
hos— he became quite excited at one of these names. "That's my uncle," he
exclaimed. "We could find him at a squaw dance at Greasewood Springs, tonight.
David Friend Aberle, 1966
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the peyote religion among the navaho
When I mentioned the list to another peyotist— my first contact among the Nava-
hos— he became quite excited at one of these names. "That's my uncle," he
exclaimed. "We could find him at a squaw dance at Greasewood Springs, tonight.
Even so, for the first time some non-Peyotist councilmen spoke against the
legislation (Navajo Tribal Council 1956). In addition, the number of Peyotist
councilmen was growing, from one in 1940, to at least two in 1954, to about a
dozen in ...
Robert Fleming Heizer, William C. Sturtevant, Smithsonian Institution, 1983
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Popular Religion in America: Symbolic Change and the ...
19. SLOTKIN, p. 20; WILSON, 426-29. 20. SLOTKIN, Chap. Ill, contains a detailed
account of the basic ritual. ABERLE discusses the Navaho versions in his Chaps.
9 and 10. 21. For Peyotist theology, see SLOTKIN, pp. 68 -7 1. 22. SLOTKIN, p.
