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The Native American Talking Stick and Its Use



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By : Craig Chambers   

Native Americans hold a fascination to certain objects. The symbolism of the talking stick is really interesting. They use various kinds of items to do things and to create organization and order in their lives and to avoid disputes. Take a look and see the unique tradition of using the talking stick.

The Native American people hold many fascinating traditions which are filled with symbolisms. The Indian culture holds many exciting and refreshing aspects a person may observe. Look at the examples of items used by Native Americans throughout history. One such is the talking stick. Among tribal people, it offers a respected symbol of organization.

In Native American tribes, talking sticks are used when council meetings take place. The stick is used to demonstrate courtesy when the tribal chief is speaking. As long as he is holding the talking stick, no one interrupts. Whenever someone in the council wishes to talk, the stick is passed to them to be able to give their message or opinion.

This incredible artifact holds deep significance which is proven by the materials used for construction. Eagle feathers and crystals adorn the stick which allow one to understand its uniqueness and significance.

Today, Native American talking sticks are still used between groups of children and adults. The stick prevents the discussions from becoming unpleasant and irrelevant. Ensuring that the words being spoken are respected, the stick can help the people listen. There is more organization and focus as well as understanding of the various points of the individual.

If a council meeting is held, it becomes the tribe's responsibility to procure a talking stick. Of the main purposes for the talking stick, the main three would be a tool used for instructing children, an aid for telling stories and a method of resolving disputes.

A very organized and civilized life has been achieved by the native people with a deep appreciation for the natural environment in life. There is no better tool used for effective communication than the powerful talking stick. The stick alone, as an artifact, is an item that will surely make a wonderful addition to rustic or southwestern decor. It is a unique item that will surely intrigue everyone not only by its beauty but also its purpose and ability to maintain peaceful relations.

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