We find them in Fillmore, Utah. Second, we build a fire around the stone people and heat them up until they are red hot. A fire tender keeps wood on the fire and brings the stone people in the lodge one by one with a pitch fork. Third, the one who pours the water smudges the people to cleanse them as they enter the lodge. Smudging consists of a bucket of hot coals with cedar and sage in it.
Smoke is feathered over the people as they turn clock-wise then enter the lodge.
Next, the door comes down to create darkness. At this point, Roger splashes water on the stones with a sage bundle. Four rounds are conducted with singing and praying. We have added a fifth round for closure and silent gratitude. As Roger is a Lakota Sacred Pipe Carrier, the pipe ceremony is conducted between the third and fourth rounds.