In Indigenous North American ceremonies, sacred plants are central to spiritual traditions passed down through generations. Among these, peyote, or Hikuri, holds a vital role in the Huichol People’s rituals. This sacred cactus is used in ceremonies that blend mythology, shamanic practices, and communal participation, fostering spiritual balance and ancestral connection. Through song, dance, and offerings, the Huichol reaffirm their bond with nature and the divine. Their peyote ritual exemplifies how folklore sustains cultural identity and resilience, preserving ancient traditions while nurturing their spiritual and communal harmony.