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Ayahtkuhyaht Nemenhah
The Sacred Records of the Ancient Nemenhah

Volume One: chronicling the ways, customs, and hero stories of the indigenous Nemenhah people, from their initial journey northward with the "Boat Builder," Hahgohtl, to his descendant, Hayihnmeht, many generations later.

Translated by
Dr. Phillip "Cloudpiler" Landis of the Nemenhah Translation Council.

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New Uniform Curriculum for Nemenhah Ministry (NuUCNM) - Revised and updated

The official ministerial handbook, education manual, and ceremonial primer for aspiring and certified practitioners of the Sahaptan Healing Way.

Written by:
Dr. Phillip "Cloudpiler" Landis, D.D., N.D., P.D.C., N.A.P.

In all things universal - Consensus; In all things personal - Tolerance; In all things - Love! ~ Motto of the Sacred Order of Lehb

"We believe in the Wisdom of the Creator. This wisdom, along with the gifts of our culture, our customs, our traditions and our beliefs, as they are expressed in the sacred utterances and performances of the Sacred Sahaptan Healing Way, are gifts given to us by the Creator, through Wyaykihn, and they can neither be given nor taken away by other persons, peoples, nations or governments..." 3rd Expression - Nemenhah Constitution, 2014.

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