Spirituality
Articles and links that share the teachings and beliefs of Native American Spirituality.
A Noble People 
A brief description of the spirituality of the dancers and dances at a PowWow. An Introduction to the Ancestors
An overview of the Ancestors, this article compares the various cultures of the Southwest to illustrate their similarities. This gives us a feel for how we are all related. The many lessons we can learn from the Ancestors are important to our own personal growth. Let us listen to their teachings... DreamCatchers
DreamCatchers bring us many teachings, from Spider Woman to the Sacred Circle; all are incorporated within its Web. Let us look at the different parts that make up the DreamCatcher, to better understand the various teachings it offers to us all, and the help they can bring to our dreams. Ghost Dance From The Messiah 
Reviewing the Ghost Dance and the hopes of the Peoples. Hope From Wounded Knee
A short, fictional story of hope from the Wounded Knee tragedy. Medicine Wheel
A Medicine Wheel is a symbol of the Universe and everything in it. It is a sacred stone circle, a place to meditate, hold ceremonies, pray, a Spiritual teaching tool, Sacred Space, the Wheel of Life, a marker of the Sun’s journey across the Earth, a focuser of energies, and a bridge between worlds. Sacred Herbs
Plants have many uses and teachings to share with us all. Here are a few pointers to help to introduce you to the Plant Nation, as well as information on the Four Sacred Herbs. Sacred Tobacco
Native Americans have always used Sacred Tobacco for prayers and giving thanks. We believe that our prayers are carried to the Creator in the smoke of Sacred Tobacco. Modern society has corrupted the sacred purpose of Tobacco. Let us look at how we should be using this sacred plant. Stone People – The Ancient Ones 
One of the main components used in building a Medicine Wheel are Stone People. If you have never worked with their energies before, here are a few tips to help you get started. Symbolic Myths Of The Native American
The symbolism to be found in all Native American myths. Wovoka, Native American Messiah
Wovoka was known as the Native American Messiah. Come join me in exploring his dream of salvation.
Native American Homepage |
Native American Site Map
Think your link belongs here? Use the contact page to let this editor know.
|
