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"The Great Spirit is sacred and is within everyone and everything."<ref>Sankhya, Shana. ''Native American Wisdom.'' Unknown: Unknown, 2012</ref> | "The Great Spirit is sacred and is within everyone and everything."<ref>Sankhya, Shana. ''Native American Wisdom.'' Unknown: Unknown, 2012</ref> | ||
"We are all One, and we are all the Great Spirit."<ref>Sankhya, Shana. ''Native American Wisdom.'' Unknown: Unknown, 2012</ref> | |||
"Spirit is everywhere. Our connection with this Spirit is of great importance to our lives and the lives of others. This communion is never forgotten by the natives and for this reason whenever food is harvested, something, such as sage, is offered in return and in thanks."<ref>Sankhya, Shana. ''Native American Wisdom.'' Unknown: Unknown, 2012</ref> | "Spirit is everywhere. Our connection with this Spirit is of great importance to our lives and the lives of others. This communion is never forgotten by the natives and for this reason whenever food is harvested, something, such as sage, is offered in return and in thanks."<ref>Sankhya, Shana. ''Native American Wisdom.'' Unknown: Unknown, 2012</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 04:56, 2 April 2024
The term Great Spirit is the Native American term for Consciousness.
Syncretic Terms
Consciousness > Ain Soph Aur, Field of the Universe, God, Great Spirit, Original I, Supramental Mind, Transpersonal Realm
Notes
"The Great Spirit is sacred and is within everyone and everything."[1]
"We are all One, and we are all the Great Spirit."[2]
"Spirit is everywhere. Our connection with this Spirit is of great importance to our lives and the lives of others. This communion is never forgotten by the natives and for this reason whenever food is harvested, something, such as sage, is offered in return and in thanks."[3]
"“The Great Spirit found himself in tears of loneliness when awaking in existence alone, and so began creation....All animal spirits and all heavenly and earthly beings were created from the Great Spirit out of his loneliness"[4]
"We are all One, and we are all the Great Spirit. The seasons and nature must be followed for optimum living. The laws of nature are there for our harmony. The Great Spirit speaks to us through intuition or conscience."[5]
Footnotes
- ↑ Sankhya, Shana. Native American Wisdom. Unknown: Unknown, 2012
- ↑ Sankhya, Shana. Native American Wisdom. Unknown: Unknown, 2012
- ↑ Sankhya, Shana. Native American Wisdom. Unknown: Unknown, 2012
- ↑ Sankhya, Shana. Native American Wisdom. Unknown: Unknown, 2012
- ↑ Sankhya, Shana. Native American Wisdom. Unknown: Unknown, 2012
