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For thousands of years this sacred site was
known as Ma-na-ta-ka, (Place of Peace). Elders of many
nations from the four corners of Turtle Island made long
pilgrimages to this magnificent place to perform ceremonies
and share the gift of the curative waters called No-wa-sa-lon
(Breath of Healing). They received other special gifts like
healing stones, healing clay and healing herbs to enhance
their journey through life. 
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