A Native American temazcal ceremony is a traditional sweat lodge ritual used for purification, healing, and spiritual renewal. Participants gather inside a dome-shaped lodge, where heated volcanic stones are placed in a central pit and doused with water infused with medicinal herbs, creating steam. Guided by a ceremonial leader, the experience combines prayer, song, and intention-setting, symbolizing a return to the womb of Mother Earth to cleanse the body, mind, and spirit, and emerge renewed.