Questions: The purpose of the Native American smudging ceremony is: to remove toxins from one's body to cure to cleanse to celebrate

The answer is to cleanse.

While smudging is believed to have purifying effects, the primary purpose is not specifically to remove physical toxins from the body.

Smudging is not primarily intended as a cure for illnesses, although it may be used in conjunction with other healing practices.

The primary purpose of a smudging ceremony is to cleanse a person, place, or object of negative energy or influences. This is done by burning sacred herbs, such as sage, and allowing the smoke to purify the environment.

While smudging can be part of celebratory events, its main purpose is not celebration but cleansing and purification.