spiritwalk
Spiritwalk refers to a spiritual practice or ritual found in various indigenous cultures, particularly among Native American traditions, where individuals engage in a meditative or visionary journey to connect with spiritual guides, ancestors, or the natural world. The practice often involves entering an altered state of consciousness, typically through fasting, prayer, solitude, or the use of sacred plants like peyote or tobacco. Spiritwalking is considered a form of spiritual exploration aimed at gaining insight, healing, or receiving guidance for personal or communal purposes.
The term "spiritwalk" is not universally standardized across all traditions but is commonly associated with the
In modern contexts, spiritwalking has been adapted by some New Age practitioners and spiritual seekers, though