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Sweat Lodge Purification Ceremony (Temazcal) dates for 2026:

The next dates for Spirit of the Wind’s Native American Sweat Lodge Ceremonies (Temazcales)

with Ceremonial Leader, Walking Eagle (Jack Thom, Sr.), are:

 

January 2026:
Saturday, January 17, at 1 PM.


February 2026:

Saturday, February 7, at 1 PM.

Must register via email to participate at: contact@spiritofthewind.org

To book a private Sweat Lodge Ceremony (Temazcal) for a group, please see the details below or click here.



What to expect:

 

The Ceremony lasts around 60 minutes.

To help everyone acclimate and prepare, sign the Disclaimer/Waiver/Sign up Sheets, and make a tobacco offering to the Fire, we recommend that participants arrive 1 hour before the start time.

You are welcome to bring your drum and join the drum circle before the Ceremony.

Please refrain from wearing any perfume or cologne!

Respect the Ceremony's sacredness: Sweat Lodges are sacred spaces for spiritual healing, cleansing the body, mind, and spirit, and connecting with Nature, and should be treated with the utmost respect. We always leave our ceremonial areas clean!


 

Donation / Energy Exchange:

The Ceremony is open to the community and offered on a donation/energy-exchange basis.

The suggested donation/energy exchange per person is $50.00 (fifty dollars) to help offset the ceremony-related expenses.

You can donate via Venmo or PayPal (Spirit of the Wind is a confirmed Charity on PayPal).

Venmo Link:

https://venmo.com/u/SpiritOfTheWindInc

PayPal Link:

https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/WX5WQWA2SQJDL

 

Drugs and alcohol:

Drugs or alcohol are NOT allowed!

Individuals who have used drugs or alcohol within 24 hours before the ceremony are not allowed to enter the ceremonial area of the Sweat Lodge and will be asked to leave.

We do not tolerate any drug use before or during our ceremony, including recreational drugs (e.g., marijuana), psychotropic drugs (e.g., cocaine), or psychedelic drugs (such as ayahuasca).

What should you bring?

Bring a towel and wear comfortable clothes.

Please refrain from wearing any perfume or cologne!

Make sure you don't have any metallic details on your clothes due to the heat inside the lodge.

Before entering the sweat lodge, you must remove your shoes, glasses, and metal objects (i.e., necklaces, bracelets, rings).

We ask that you refrain from any activities that disturb or damage the natural habitat.

 

Dress Codes:

MEN:

 

Men should wear shorts.

WOMEN:

 

The dress code for women is covered shoulders and preferably a long skirt. (A good old t-shirt and maxi skirt work great.)

 

Women on their “Moon Time”:

Women on their “Moon Time” (having their monthly period) will not be permitted to attend the lodge, as this is a sacred time when the body is already naturally purifying.

A designated space is available for prayer and song during the sweat lodge.

 

 

Water and Hydration:

Please bring a water bottle to stay hydrated and drink plenty of water before and after the ceremony.

 

Water is not permitted inside the lodge.

 

We also encourage the participants to be well-hydrated on the days preceding the ceremony.

 

 

Pictures:

Pictures are not allowed during the ceremony, especially after the lit fire.
 

Pictures are not allowed inside the sweat lodge!

 

Group Pictures are allowed and welcome before or after the ceremony.

 

 

*DISCLAIMER/WAIVER*

Participants must acknowledge the potential risks of the ceremony, including high heat, confined spaces, and possible physical discomfort, while releasing the organizers from liability for any injuries that may occur during the experience.

Participants must disclose any pre-existing health conditions that might be affected by the sweat lodge. These include, but are not limited to, diabetes, seizures, heart disease, high or low blood pressure, pregnancy, and certain medications.

This requirement applies even to participants who attend the sweat lodge monthly, as a person’s health condition can change within that time.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.


Email: contact@spiritofthewind.org

Phone and WhatsApp:
+1 (310) 895-8149

🇪🇸 iTambién hablamos Español!


🇧🇷 Também falamos Português!

Thank you! Aho! 🙏🏼 🪶

DANIEL PRUETT
(Cloud Eagle) Wintun Nomlaki
PRESIDENT/CEO, Spirit of the Wind
Mount Shasta, CA
+1 (530) 859-2450
January 1, 2026.

Note to the public: As a charitable nonprofit organization, we donated all proceeds from the 2025 Sweat Lodge (Temazcales) we booked, organized, and facilitated to Ceremonial Leader Walking Eagle (Jack Thom, Sr.), who performed the Ceremonies.



Our Sweat Lodge:

Native American Sweat Lodge Temazcal

Private Ceremonies:

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PRIVATE CEREMONIES ARE AVAILABLE FOR GROUPS

AND BOOKED EXCLUSIVELY THROUGH THIS WEBSITE.
 

Spring Schedule:

From February 1 through May 31: the Ceremony starts at 1 PM.

Summer Schedule:

From June 1 through August 31: the Ceremony starts at 6 PM.

Fall Schedule:

From September 1 through November 30: the Ceremony starts at 1 PM.​​

 

Donation / Energy Exchange (Amount in US Dollars):

 

$50.00 donation per person.

Minimum: 10 people or $500.00

 

Plus, a $100.00 donation for the firewood burned during the Ceremony. (We pay for the firewood at every private ceremony).
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We accept PayPalVenmo, and Bank account deposits.

 

Please email or message us to inquire about or reserve your group's spot.


Remember to include your phone number and the number of people you'd like to bring.
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Email: contact@spiritofthewind.org


Phone/WhatsApp: +1 (310) 895-8149

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Email: contact@spiritofthewind.org
 

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