Indian Ladder (Book Three, Card 27) In native America, a ladder built of or resembling a tiny tree that has been carefully pruned such that several inches of each limb are left to serve as a foot support A ladder is intended to support only one person at a time. Ladders should only be used …

Council Rings II (Book Three, Card 26) Ideally, the chief’s seat should be more ornately decorated than the other seating areas built with an ornamental back of lattice work or rustic folk, for example. This is a term that has been used traditionally in native America. It has odd birds, which contribute to the council …

Council Rings I (Book Three, Card 25) A council circle is a characteristic feature at the heart of various North American indigenous societies. The council circle, also known as the talking circle, is a method of group communication that encourages participation from all members. People from all walks of life have taken up the practice. …