Personal Experience: All-Nations Sacred Space

All-Nations Sacred Space: The All-Nations Sacred Space is an inclusive area designated for ceremonies where cedar, tobacco, sage, and sweetgrass are burned in an abalone shell and wafted with an eagle feather, according to CTV. This is progressive, this is a first, she said at an open house for the space Friday. From personal experience, what I understand is that unless we heal ourselves internally... our healing isnt really complete the way the Creator intended it and St. Pauls Hospital in downtown Vancouver has unveiled a space for smudging and pipe ceremonies so their Aboriginal patients can receive traditional healing. The ceremonies are important to Vancouver-based artist Dalannah Gail Bowen, a woman who's spent time at the hospital for drug addiction and a stroke. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.