Wiwang Wacipi

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Wiwang Wacipi (wē·wängˑ wä·chēˑ·pē),

n an Indian healing tradition, which translates to “dancing in balance in the circle of life,” and includes 4 days of fasting and offering one's blood through piercing as a way of sacrifice. Also called
gazing-at-the-sun dance.

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