sweat lodge
sweat house

That is why one feels so well after having been in the sweat lodge.

He looked up, expecting to see the others around him in the sweat lodge.

These children are not allowed to enter the sweat lodge with us.

We're going to set up a sweat lodge, do some ceremonies, talk to the ground.

It would not hurt most of us, I suspect, once in a while, to go to a sweat lodge.

There is also a Maya version of a sweat lodge.

"The sweat lodge is actually very good for the skin, to tell you the truth.

Upon completion of the Quest they are brought back to a sweat lodge.

In 1998 he published a book on the Lakota sweat lodge.

I'm going to be initiated after we go to sweat lodge."

"Sweat lodge is not just a religious practice, it's a way of life.

He died of a heart attack in 1997 after returning from a ceremonial sweat lodge.

As a physician and, in recent years, a student of the sweat lodge, I feel compelled to write.

A sweat lodge can be dangerous for anyone with a heart or respiratory illness.

Sweat lodges are all very well, but there's nothing like a proper bath!

"Inside the sweat lodge, man, it felt like the safest place in the world," he said.

He had been quiet when he returned from the sweat lodge.

Officials claimed the sweat lodge lacked the necessary building permits.

Earlier Lance had warned us that the sweat lodge could be an ordeal.

He had seen this before: a Navajo sweat lodge.

He crouched low, facing the shadows beside the sweat lodge.

This smaller camp focused on inner group work, and included a sweat lodge.

Native American culture was not alone in its use of the drum, animal symbolism or even the sweat lodge.

In a sweat lodge, you sweat it off for several hours by just sitting still.

Federation medicine was available for the asking, of course, and immediately after the sweat lodge he would take James to the doctor.

The sweat house was very dark inside, with only a little light leaking in around the blanket over the door.

Outside the sweat house, the women surrounded the building, drumming.

Nevertheless, this property also offers something that most do not: a "sweat house."

Other traditional structures include the summer shelter, the underground home, and the sweat house.

They visited the small sweat house every afternoon and then dived into the river.

They want permission to turn a corner of the barracks into a sweat house permanently.

These spirits were imagined to live in sweat houses or dance-houses at each end of the world.

On the southern slopes are the remains of a promontory fort and sweat houses.

They're going to have the sweat house packed and hot, and I can't leave it without losing face.

Some design changes included moving the firebox chamber inside the sweat house and lowering ceilings to make the rooms easier to heat.

Though it's difficult to imagine anyone here ever wanting to be any hotter than they already were, Edificio 17 was apparently a sweat house.

The sweat house is a small dome-shaped structure measuring about twelve feet in diameter and four feet high at the center.

The ritual involves bringing red-hot rocks into the sweat house, pouring water over them, praying, and singing.

They uncovered the remains of what they conclude is the earliest known Maya sweat house, a place for therapy and ritual.

The route descends and passes the Moneygashel crossroads, where the remains of a sweat house may be found.

There is evidence of smaller structures near the houses which are thought to be storage cribs for maize and sweat houses.

It was not something simply made up or hallucinated; it had been there those times, as it was in the sweat house today.

There is a Holy Well, a 19th-century lime kiln, a sweat house and other historical ruins in the neighborhood.

From outside, the Eldest of the women flung the blanket up, and light and cool air poured into the sweat house as the steam rushed out.

A much more plausible suggestion is that it was one of the ancient sweat houses, which were actually still in use in Ireland into the twentieth century.

Structures included semi-subterranean houses with willow poles and thatching, ramadas, and sweat houses.

And he didn't see how anyone from k'Valdemar could have brought a feather this far - and tracked it into the sweat house after completely disrobing.

For three to six months, the beans are laid out in the sun during the day, and at night are wrapped in sheets and put into sweat houses.

It was completely infilled with raised benches, and resembles a sweat house except for the missing 'firebox' which would have been set to the rear of the structure.

He built a replica of a Miwok village next to the Yosemite Museum, which included a sweat house, traditionally used for pre-hunt purification ceremonies.