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The Eagle feather is a powerful symbol that signifies honor and a connection between the owner, the Creator, and the bird from which the feather came. It symbolizes trust, honor, strength, wisdom, power, and freedom.

Eagle feathers hold great spiritual significance in Native American tradition and are often used in various ceremonies and rituals.
In the Navajo Nation, eagle feathers play a crucial role in the Kinaaldá ceremony, a rite of passage for young girls entering womanhood.

Eagle-feather wands also serve as emblems of peace.

Eagle feathers are often used in various spiritual rituals, such as pipe ceremonies, eagle dance, smudging, healing, and prayer, to enhance the efficacy of the ceremony and create a strong connection with the spiritual realm. The use of feathers in ceremony is a way for some tribes to stay connected to their cultural heritage and to the natural world.

Description

The Eagle feather is a powerful symbol that signifies honor and a connection between the owner, the Creator, and the bird from which the feather came. It symbolizes trust, honor, strength, wisdom, power, and freedom.

Eagle feathers hold great spiritual significance in Native American tradition and are often used in various ceremonies and rituals.
In the Navajo Nation, eagle feathers play a crucial role in the Kinaaldá ceremony, a rite of passage for young girls entering womanhood.

Eagle-feather wands also serve as emblems of peace.

Eagle feathers are often used in various spiritual rituals, such as pipe ceremonies, eagle dance, smudging, healing, and prayer, to enhance the efficacy of the ceremony and create a strong connection with the spiritual realm. The use of feathers in ceremony is a way for some tribes to stay connected to their cultural heritage and to the natural world.