significance of tobacco to indigenous culture Tobacco, one the four (sweetgrass, sage and cedar being the other three) sacred plants of Peoples has a very long history. Considered be a sacred medicine, it was used The Shuar often use tobacco

The Shuar often use tobacco in their ceremonies and practice this as a type of spiritual cleansing. I was fortunate to have my friend, the chief offer me a ceremony also. It Tobacco is our highest offering, a direct line to the Creator and the Spirit World. But it is not something to be given or taken lightly. It is a sacred contract of Aniwa Sacred Tobacco, meaning the plant in it's purest form, has been used by indigenous nations for centuries as a medicine of cultural and spiritual importance. It promotes physical, spiritual and On Indigenous Peoples' Day, we honor and respect the traditional, sacred use of tobaccovery different from today's commercial tobacco products that harm our kids. Let's protect youth from addiction while recognizing cultural

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