About Oklevueha
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CÓDODIGO DE CONDUCTA
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CÓDIGO ÉTICO
Sacraments: Personal Facilitation and Limitations
Sacramentos – Uso Ceremonial Personal Requisitos y Limitaciones
Cultivation Guidelines for ONAC Sacraments
Directrices de Cultivo para los Sacramentos de ONAC que también son Sustancias Controladas
Church v. 501(c)3
ONAC’s Legal Standing
Blessings from the Elders
Leslie Fool Bull Blessing
Richard “He Who Has the Foundation” Swallow
Frank Fools Crow – Medicine Teachings for All
Anthony Davis – “Medicine for All”
Grandfather Bear-Tata Oso
Crazy Horse
Legal Facts Concerning Oklevueha Native American Church
Legal Precedents Protecting All Members of ONAC Native American Church
Utah State Supreme Court Ruling
U.S. Federal Government’s Settlement Agreement
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ONAC’s Influence
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Medicine Persons
by
Lianne Bremer
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Oct 13, 2021
What is a Medicine Person?
