Little lost Tiki's Art Chronicles and Stuffs! Page 70!A brief Return,BUT! Some new pieces to Delight YOU!!! - Other Crafts

T TravelingJones Grand Member (8 years) Eastern Shores of Western Civilization Joined: Mar 11, 2006 Posts: 927	T TravelingJones Posted posted on Sun, Jul 8, 2007 7:39 AM LLT...Cannibal Island...KTD...BRILLIANT!!! :D All the rest of your painted goodies posted, well...hhhmmm, Peyote ceremonies differ from tribe to tribe. A member may hold a meeting in gratitude for the recovery of health, the safe return from a voyage, or the success of a Peyote pilgrimage; Men refrain from eating salt the day before and after a meeting, and they may not bathe for several days. Women are admitted to meetings to eat Peyote and to pray, but they do not usually participate in the singing and drumming. Peyote may be called for at any time during the ceremony, the amount consumed being left to personal discretion. Some peyotists eat up to thirty-six buttons a night, and some boast of having ingested upwards of fifty. An average amount is probably twelve? I suggest continuing with the stellar works Ken and stay away from ANY tribal offerings of a peyote pilgimage. :D :D :D You're works ARE a documentary vision quest!!! :D :D :D :tiki: SHAKA! :tiki:

LLT...Cannibal Island...KTD...BRILLIANT!!! :D

All the rest of your painted goodies posted, well...hhhmmm, Peyote ceremonies differ from tribe to tribe. A member may hold a meeting in gratitude for the recovery of health, the safe return from a voyage, or the success of a Peyote pilgrimage; Men refrain from eating salt the day before and after a meeting, and they may not bathe for several days. Women are admitted to meetings to eat Peyote and to pray, but they do not usually participate in the singing and drumming. Peyote may be called for at any time during the ceremony, the amount consumed being left to personal discretion. Some peyotists eat up to thirty-six buttons a night, and some boast of having ingested upwards of fifty. An average amount is probably twelve?

I suggest continuing with the stellar works Ken and stay away from ANY tribal offerings of a peyote pilgimage. :D :D :D You're works ARE a documentary vision quest!!! :D :D :D

:tiki: SHAKA! :tiki:

Post #317279 by TravelingJones on Sun, Jul 8, 2007 7:39 AM