- the
Navajo philosophy of ‘Sa’a
naghai bk’e hozho’
which pertains to the
Nightway ritual and its
fundamental goal of the
restoration of balance, beauty,...
-
William Morrow. 1968. The Blue Cat. New York: Farrar,Straus & Giroux. 1972.
Nightway. The
Press at
Colorado College. 1987.
Concrete Music. Amherst, MA: Pyncheon...
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performed in
social settings,
including the nine-day Ye'iibicheii
winter Nightway ceremony,
where it is the
final song,
performed just
before sunrise of...
- is
invoked (along with
eight other male yei) in the "Night Chant" or "
Nightway" (Navajo: Tłʼééʼjí or Kléjê Hatál),
sometimes simply called "Yei bichei...
- kill head lice. and as a cathartic. This
plant is also used in plumeway,
nightway, male
shootingway and
windway ceremonies, and the wood is used to make...
- An
unopened Streptocarpus bud
showing hairs,
Streptocarpus 'Anderson's
Nightway'
Streptocarpella 'Concord Blue' A
mature rosulate variety of Streptocarpus...
-
plant as a cathartic.
Navajo Indians use this
plant in
their plumeway,
nightway, male
shootingway and
windway ceremonies.
Havasupai and
Navajo Indians...
-
rattle -
water drum
Blessingway -
Enemyway -
Ghostway - hataałii - hózhǫ́ -
Nightway -
Yeibichai New
England folk hymn -
lining out - Old Way of
Singing - psalmody...
-
contingents began attending in 2000.
Training in
night operations,
called NIGHTWAY,
began in 1998 at Ørland MAS, Norway, and
continued annually except for...
- Rhetoric:
Navajo Art and Curing.
Southeast Nuba
Social Relations. 1989. The
Nightway: A
History and a
History of Do****entation of a
Navajo Ceremonial. 1990...
