The rites of passage were ceremonies that marked the transition of an individual from one status to another. It was a significant change of status in society. It was used to describe the adolescent’s transition to adulthood in some societies. The adolescence gained access to sacred practices, responsibilities, knowledge, and sexuality through rites of passages in many primitive cultures (Sommer, 1978). The rites of passage were valued by Native American tribes as a chance to emphasize traditional culture and to educate the youth to face challenges in life. In the western countries, there were few rituals to mark such transition. While there were initiation ceremonies for some religious group, such as the Jewish bat mitzvah and bar mitzvah,
