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By: Linda Different Cloud BURNS My niece came into the inipi (sweatlodge) for the first time when she was 12.  After the first round, she decided to leave the lodge for just a moment. As she was exiting, her foot slipped and landed right on top of a rock, still glowing red with extreme heat. […]read more
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