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	Virtual Saskatchewan - Medicine Wheels
		The Moose Mountain Medicine Wheel was first noted by Canadians of European ancestry in an 1895 report written by land surveyors.
		Though medicine wheels are sacred to all plains Indian groups, their symbolism and meaning vary from tribe to tribe.
		Brace has come up with a medicine wheel definition that allows him to categorize the 12 to 14 Saskatchewan wheels, which range in diameter from 45 to 144 metres (160 yards), into four groups: burial; surrogate burial; fertility symbol; and "medicine hunting".
	www.virtualsk.com /current_issue/endangered_stones.html (1437 words)

	Medicine Wheel 2: Up There with Dr. Eddy, Dawn Stars (SK 7)
		(One medicine wheel in Alberta was very early named as Sundial Hill on Sundial Butte, east of Carmangay, Alberta; it has been vandalized somewhat, and now consists only of a pair of spokes that mark out a sort of "passageway" in toward a central cairn.
		The old rock wheel was clear of snow -- scoured by the winds that sweep the mountaintop and bleached by a high sun that knew it was summer.
		Perhaps this medicine wheel and others like it were models for the sun-dance lodge -- instead of the other way around.
	www.kstrom.net /isk/stars/starkno7.html (1618 words)

	VCSU's Medicine Wheel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The main circle of the Medicine Wheel is 68 feet in diameter with 28 spokes radiating from the center representing the length of the day lunar cycle from new moon to new moon.
		Immediately to the east of the VCSU Medicine Wheel lies a complex of Indian burial mounds first charted by T.H. Lewis on October 29, 1883.
		The VCSU Medicine Wheel can be reached by car by turning north off the Winter Show Road on 2nd Avenue SE at the sign, "Medicine Wheel Park," or by hiking up the footpaths in the wooded hillside south of the campus.
	medicinewheel.vcsu.edu (691 words)

	P.M.A.: Archaeology - FAQ - Medicine Wheels
		Type 7 medicine wheels have a central cairn surrounded by a stone circle with spokes radiating outward; three are known.
		He suggested that a line drawn between the central cairn and an outlying cairn at the Bighorn Medicine Wheel pointed to within 1/3 of a degree of the rising point of the sun at the summer solstice.
		Medicine wheels seem to be primarily an Alberta phenomenon; we have many more here than do the adjacent provinces and states.
	www.royalalbertamuseum.ca /human/archaeo/faq/medwhls.htm (1388 words)

	Medicine Wheel National Historic Landmark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Medicine Wheel is located in the Bighorn National Forest on the western peak of Medicine Mountain at an elevation of 9642 feet in the Bighorn Range east of Lovell, Wyoming.
		The 75-foot diameter Medicine Wheel is a roughly circular alignment of rocks and associated cairns enclosing 28 radial rows of rock extending out from a central cairn.
		Ethnohistoric, ethnographic, and archeological evidence demonstrates that the Medicine Wheel and the surrounding landscape constitute one of the most important and well preserved ancient Native American sacred site complexes in North America.
	wyoshpo.state.wy.us /medwheel.htm (200 words)

	The Medicine Wheel
		Traditionally, a Medicine Wheel is a circle of stones which are aligned to the four cardinal directions and divided into four quadrants.
		To understand the Medicine Wheel dance you must first know that the Medicine Wheel of this vision is similar to the 20,000 Medicine Wheels that existed on this continent before the European people immigrated here.
		Medicine Wheels were usually placed on areas where the energy of the Earth could be strongly felt, and their use in ceremony made this energy get even stronger.
	www.angelfire.com /wi/beartoe/page5.html (1005 words)

	The Medicine Wheel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In its most simplistic definition, the Medicine Wheel is a symbol of ALL creation, of all races of people, birds, fish, animals, trees, and stones.
		The circular shape of the wheel represents the earth, the sun, the moon, the cycles of life, the seasons, and day to night.
		Movement around the perimeter of the Medicine Wheel is in a clockwise direction, the rotation path of the earth.
	www.walkingant.com /shadow/medicine.htm (426 words)

	Medicine Wheel of Plant Uses - Pt 1
		When they say "medicine," they mean power or energy, not a drug or a strong plant (unless they are discussing peyote, a very strong plant, which is not referred to by name, but as "medicine").
		Although this medicine wheel is a circle on a piece of paper, we must remember that it moves.
		In this particular medicine wheel, the directions are associated with tastes and with symbols that work for me. If they are different from the associations that you normally use, I hope you will be willing to work with my choices, as changing them would change the integrity of the wheel as a teaching tool.
	www.mymodernlife.com /onewheel.html (2201 words)

	Star Knowledge 5, Bighorn Medicine Wheel, 1
		Prints of the fl and white photos of the Medicine Wheel were given to me by a U.S. forest service secretary at the Bighorn National Forest office in Lovell, Wyoming, on the day of the solstice, 1978, when I visited that office before going up on the wheel for the night.
		The color photo of the wheel was recently sent me by the Bighorn office of the forest Service, but seems to have been taken some years ago, perhaps in the late '70's or early '80's; photographer and date were not identified.
		The ad for the Medicine Wheel Alliance was scanned, traced in Freehand, and colorized by me from some literature for the Alliance (to which I at one time belonged).
	www.kstrom.net /isk/stars/starkno5.html (2524 words)

	Bighorn Medicine Wheel 3: How They Work (SK 8)
		The Fort Smith medicine wheel on the Crow reservation, about 60 miles north of the Bighorn wheel has 5 spokes around a central rock hub, but spokes are bent from soil creep and rerosion.
		Judging from the locations of the wheels, and the fact that the oldest ones are in Alberta, it appears that Native astronomy got going in the north more than 2,000 years ago, and spread south to othr tribes from there.
		A videotape of the Bighorn Medicine Wheel, and Dr. Eddy's discovery it is an ancient solar/star analog computer was made in 1977-78 as a 16 mm film, never distributed widely.
	www.kstrom.net /isk/stars/starkno8.html (2857 words)

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		MEDICINE WHEEL A PAPER CREATED BY: D HOWSE & K. The Recovery Medicine Wheel The term "medicine" as it is used in the term Medicine Wheel refers to a healing, a teaching, an enlightening,...
		This Medicine Wheel concept is ancient, passed through the generations.
		Many traits of this medicine wheel are like other therapeutic healing methods; 12 step, reality therapy, and behaviour modification therapy to name a few.
	www.recovery.org /aa/aa-related/medwheel.html (1892 words)

	The Medicine Wheel
		The medicine wheels were constructed and used as centers for prayer, meditation, and ceremonies.
		The medicine wheel reminds us that the world is guided by right relationship and the natural order, and that we must respect all living things.
		Through the medicine wheel we enter into the sacred law of relationship, and we can learn how to live in a sacred manner, walking harmoniously with all creation.
	www.turtle-island.org /Medicine_Wheel.htm (369 words)

	MEDICINE WHEEL TEACHINGS
		The term "medicine wheel" was first applied to the Big Horn Medicine Wheel in Wyoming, the most southern and one of the largest in existence.
		The teachings found on the Medicine Wheel create a holistic foundation for human behaviour and interaction; the teachings are about walking the earth in a peaceful and good way; they assist in helping to seek healthy minds (East) strong inner spirits (South), inner peace (West), strong, healthy bodies (North).
		There have been many books written about the Medicine Wheel, and they often differ as to the placement of some of the teachings, for example, there are some Lakota teachers who place the yellow race in the west and the fl race in the east; others suggest the wheel is walked in an counter-clockwise direction.
	www.shannonthunderbird.com /medicine_wheel_teachings.htm (1750 words)

	ICT [2005/06/20] Create a medicine wheel garden
		A medicine wheel garden can be large, with north-south and east-west walkways dividing the circle into quadrants, and a wide variety of perennials, annuals, and shrubs.
		Kavasch tried the latter approach with her first medicine wheel garden, in a woodland clearing near her house is rural northwestern Connecticut, and soon found strawberries, cinquefoil and sweetgrass sprouting in it.
		Medicine plants can be fussy, according to Skye, so beginners should go to a garden center, where they'll find many ready to pop into the ground.
	www.indiancountry.com /content.cfm?id=1096411113 (1090 words)

	The Medicine Wheel - Sacred life force energy within the void
		The Medicine Wheel is a powerful metaphor for the totality of life.
		It is in the center of the medicine wheel that we find the void, fl hole, sacred zero, the chaos at the source of creation, containing all possibilities.
		Life could not exist without the sexual life-force energy of the void, which is the catalyst for all the powers that are found within the 360 degrees of the medicine wheel.
	www.thewildrose.net /direction.htm (354 words)

	Archaeoastronomy North America
		Where there were about 20,000 medicine wheels in North America then, many of them have been vandalized by tourists and today there are about 135 on and near the Great Plains.
		The wheels are usually found on high ground areas of prominent topographic setting where there is a full, unblocked view of the horizon.
		The wheel is a revered spiritual site to them, with many making the trip up to meditate and pray despite the harassment of tourists and park rangers.
	library.thinkquest.org /C0118421/wheel.html (477 words)

	Medicine Wheel, Wyoming
		The wheel is at the extreme left end of the ridge with the snow patch.
		From the visitor center on the road is closed for visitors to the Medicine Wheel, although it is open for access to the lands beyond.
		Visitors are asked to walk to the left around the wheel, since that direction mimics the movement of the sun in the sky and is ceremonially important to the tribes that still use the wheel in ceremonies.
	www.uwgb.edu /dutchs/VTrips/MedWheel.HTM (607 words)

	The medicine wheel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The medicine wheel is an ancient symbol important to almost all the Native peoples of North and South America.
		The medicine wheel is the shape of a circle, representing the wholeness of Creation and the cycle of life.
		They are spaced equal distances apart on the wheel to acknowledge their equal value in maintaining the wheel's balance.
	www.killarneyhistory.com /medicineWheel.html (351 words)

	Medicine Wheel
		The Medicine Wheel has been used for thousands of years to provide insight into the human condition.
		Medicine Wheel is a one year initiation program.
		For the Altar: For the medicine wheel, appropriate to the respective weekends’ teaching, please bring photographs of yourself or your family that reflect infancy, childhood, adulthood, and elders.
	www.onewhitehorsestanding.com /wheel.htm (1918 words)

	Native Spirituality
		The medicine wheel is a symbol for the wheel of life which is forever evolving and bringing new lessons and truths to the walking of the path.
		The medicine wheel is life, afterlife, rebirth and the honoring of each step along the way.
		The medicine shield is an expression of the unique gifts that it's maker wishes to impart about his or her current life journey.
	users.ap.net /~chenae/spirit.html (1031 words)

	medicine wheel web
		Medicine wheels were always a place of sacred ceremony and ritual.
		The medicine wheel web is about becoming an intentional healing part of the consciousness that is being born that surrounds the earth.
		If you become a consciousness part of a living medicine wheel that surrounds the earth as a net you will heal the earth as you are and as you make art.
	www.artashealing.org /ahfwm.htm (1087 words)

	Archaeoastronomy North America
		The theory of intentional astronomical alignment was further strengthened when Dr Eddy, along with archaeologist Thomas F. Kehoe, showed that a medicine wheel 425 miles away from Bighorn on Moose Mountain, in southeastern Saskatchewan, had similar astronomical patterns incorporated into the layout.
		However, the layout of the Bighorn Medicine Wheel would have allowed one to pinpoint the date of summer solstice down to the exact day with the help of posts and horizon features.
		Design similarities between the Bighorn and Moose Mountain wheels and other wheels have caused people to speculate that they were made by the ancestors of the Plains tribes or some other aboriginal culture that had widespread influence or movement across the plains.
	library.thinkquest.org /C0118421/wheel2.html (616 words)

	Bristlecone Medicine Wheel Story, Native Time (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		At the end of the story told in our time, I entered the magic of the Medicine Wheel.
		10 The medicine keeper cleans vessels used to prepare and provide medicines, which are gathered and stored for the coming event.
		The others that are preparing materials are the medicine keeper and the shaman.
	www.caroling.holyoak.com /Trips/MedicineWheel/MedicineStory/bmwSnatv.htm (1134 words)

	Medicine Wheel
		Having trained with native American 'medicine teacher' Sun Bear between 1980 and 1988, Tim gives talks and workshops based on the native American Medicine Wheel - anything from two hours to two days.
		This 'Wheel of Life' is an introduction to understanding life in a new way and ourselves as a part of the cycle of heaven and earth, our inner selves and outer relations and especially our relationship to the 'Earth Mother'.
		Discussing the origin, meaning and aspects of the Medicine Wheel, including the symbolism of the Four Directions and of the totems.
	www.bowentechnique.fsnet.co.uk /medicine_wheel.htm (255 words)

	Medicine Wheel Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		With the guidance of the program committee, the students created the first new Medicine Wheel in the Rouge in perhaps hundreds of years.
		There were about 20,000 medicine wheels in North America, before the Europeans came.
		Medicine wheels are places for energy and healing, teaching and understanding.
	www.rivernen.ca /med_1.htm (205 words)

	Medicine Wheel Teaching and Ceremony - Sedona, Arizona's Crossing Worlds Journeys & Retreats
		Their prehistoric use has been lost in time, but medicine wheels have emerged today as a way for all peoples to come together within the power of the circle in nature.
		The circle or wheel in its many forms evokes an inner response because it touches our innate knowing of the power of the circle for manifesting life, death, rebirth, the seasons of the year and of our lives.
		This medicine wheel is a reminder to the people to always live the way of the hoop, the way of the circle, the way of the people, the way of life.
	www.crossingworlds.com /wheel.html (1504 words)

	All Our Relations, All Are One, Beginning of Medicine Wheel - Creator
		The first Stone of the Sun Bear Medicine Wheel is in honor of Creator, represents Creator, is Creator in the Wheel.
		In the Wheel building cermony this Stone is placed first, with prayer and song, and in the very center of the space you have marked out for the Wheel.
		Wheels have been built around an object sacred to the group, for example, a Bear skull; or a sacred Fire, Tree, or cluster of crystals.
	www.ewebtribe.com /StarSpiderDancing/begin (306 words)

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		The legend says that to the north on the medicine wheel is found wisdom.
		The color for wisdom is white and the medicine animal is the buffalo.
		Summer is related to the south direction where the intensified sun rays bring forth their growth and harvest by warming Mother Earth into her rich bounty of provisions, medicines, and shelter from the wood of the standing ones (trees).
	www.geocities.com /RainForest/Canopy/1835/wheel.html (2624 words)

	THE MEDICINE WHEEL
		The "Medicine Wheel" teaches us balance, to discover ourselves, and our path.
		The Medicine Wheel pictured above was handcrafted by Ned Benson.The hoop measures 3 inches in diameter.
		Having one of these Medicine Wheels on your wall or hanging from the rear-view mirror provides an opportuntiy to meditate and consider the infinite life lessons it represents.
	www.miditrax.com /MedicineWheel.htm (366 words)

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