Tohono O’odham saguaro-fruit rain ceremony
Indigenous Americas Rite / ceremony
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Neutral catalog summary
About this record
Tohono O’odham saguaro-fruit rain ceremony is cataloged as a Rite / ceremony within Indigenous Americas. Its candidate country context is “Mexico, United States” and its period or origin is “Historically deep; living.” It is associated with the parent tradition “Tohono O’odham ceremonial traditions.”
This summary is assembled only from the record fields shown below. It does not add ritual instructions, doctrinal claims or inferred geography.
Record fields
- Alternate / historical names
- Saguaro wine ceremony; Nawait I’i; bahidaj harvest; ha:san bak
- Parent tradition
- Tohono O’odham ceremonial traditions
- Public geographic context
- Mexico, United States
- Period / origin
- Historically deep; living
- Living / historical status
- Living community-governed seasonal ceremony
- Access / protocol
- Community-bound / restricted
- Evidence status
- Directly cited
Geography
CandidateMexico, United States
Public geographic context is limited to country level or broader. A documented site may still be named as the record’s public identity, but no subnational location field or coordinates are published.
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Related Atlas entries
Stable attribution
Cite this record
Tohono O’odham saguaro-fruit rain ceremony. Atlas of Religious and Esoteric Lineages, record 1919. https://esotericlineages.com/entry/1919
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