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Native
American Healing. A fine collection of links to Native healing traditions
and other aspects of native culture, with descriptive summaries. |
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Indian Spirituality and Sacred Rituals. Purplehawk's brief introductions
to various aspects of Native life, with flute music. |
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American
Indian Culture Research Center. Emphasis on the Dakota
peoples. Describes core Dakotan values and beliefs like courage, generosity,
respect, wisdom, and relation to key places on the land. Examples of Dakotan
mythology |
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Rogerian
Humanistic Methods in Native American Education and Social Action, by Royal
Alsup. A Native American psychologist offers an insightful application
of Carl Rogers' approach in the Native context. |
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A
Summary of Native American Religions. Portraits of the Iroquois,
Apache, & Sioux, showing interesting differences. |
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Religious
Traditions of the Micmac of Newfoundland, by Hans Rollman.The mythology
of one small tribe. There is some parochial language, but the stories are
entertaining and portray Native values. |
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Selling
American Indian Spirituality "Cheating Us, Cheating Them."
A native woman points out that you can't "buy" native traditions
in a weekend workshop; you have to learn to live them over time through
contact with traditional native peoples. |
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Religious
Tolerance.org. Emphasis on historical information.. |
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Centro College's History Department American Indian Links Page.
Links to many aspects of Native American Culture. |
| Recollections
of the Peyote Road, by George Morgan. A whiteman's experience with
Native American Church ceremonies and the insights they gave him into Sioux
life and culture. |
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The American Indian
Movement (AIM). An influential political organization toward which
the U.S. Government has at times gone to great lengths to try to suppress.
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