The tools that will be needed include a sacred stick that is gathered in a good way. 

Students will need to go on a walk and pick up a natural stick off of the ground. They will need to leave water and either wild bird seed, cornmeal, tobacco or copal as an offering, something of this nature. The stick is to be no shorter from the inside nook of their elbow to their wrist, and no longer from the inside nook of their elbow to the tip of their longest finger. It is not to be any thinner than their little finger, otherwise it's too fragile. It can be a little bit thicker than their thumb, but not much. 

Then, their female side is to pick a color, their male is to also pick a color, and together they are to pick a third color that they both agree upon. These colors may be presented in ribbons, crochet, thread, yarn, straw, whips of fabric would all be acceptable. They can even be different dyed colors of leather. With this, they need to have at least a foot to two feet of those particular colors or yarns.

The other thing is a shell that is easy to add to the sacred stick, such as having a hole in it. Or they would also be allowed to have a small pendant that is a mineral that has a loop on it so that they can easily slide it on. Both their male and female must agree on this item. 

We will go through the process during the class of how to go about blessing this sacred tool. We will go about how to decorate it so that both their male and female are active in the creation of this tool, and then do an exercise where both the male and female are present and energetically go about creating a more intimate, whole, united oneness with each other. They will be holding this tool so that it will help them do this practice on a regular basis.