Native American spiritualities 아메리카 원주민 영성
Not one religion but many, each tied to a people and a land. Common threads: all beings are relatives, the land is sacred, and ceremony keeps the world in balance. Many ceremonies belong to their communities and are not for outsiders to copy.
OriginNorth America
WhenAncient and continuous
TextsOral traditions of hundreds of nations
A practice you can try today
Gratitude to the four directions, prayer with tobacco or sage (within one's own tradition), listening to the land.
🕯 Pray in the Forest Sanctuary Make your own caveSacred places
Related
Shamanism (Siberia & Central Asia)샤머니즘 (시베리아·중앙아시아)The word 'shaman' comes from the Evenki of Siberia: a person who travels in trance to the spirit world to heal and guide the community.Yoruba religion (Ifá, Òrìṣà)요루바 종교 (이파·오리샤)Olódùmarè, the high God, and the Òrìṣà — Ọ̀ṣun of rivers, Ògún of iron, Ṣàngó of thunder — who touch daily life.
A short introduction written by CavePray from the sources below — not the official voice of any tradition. Follower numbers are rounded estimates that differ by survey. Tell us if something should be corrected.