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    The Creator Creator goes by many names, The Great Spirit, The Great Mystery, Gitche Manitou, the list goes on and on. To Native Americans, the Creator is a crucial part of their culture and history. To them, Creator is a great entity, an all powerful spirit that has created the whole world and although there are many great spirits and entities, Creator is the most powerful and he plays an active role in the lives of the Native Americans for he is involved in almost everything they do. Whether the

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    People are not born the same but they are born innocents. People are different in gender, color and religion. Racism is the belief that one’s culture is superior to another’s culture. Although every culture faces its own struggles and hardships. Racism and discrimination has been noticeable in our world. In the Great War, Native Canadians Indian men volunteered to join and serve the Allied forces in European battlefields, inspiring people around the world with their achievements and sacrifices. In

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    In this essay I will be going into great detail about shaman, I will be discussing, who, what shamans are, how to become a shaman, I will be talking about a part of the spirit called, sicun and the shamans, many jobs and duties within a community. Shamans take part in many ceremonies, I will be focusing on are, a shamans job during a vision quest, their duties during a sweat lodge and what they do during a Sundance. Shaman can be either men or women, they are normally adults and can be seen as teachers

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    Nicole: Man it would just warm my heart. I know too many people who have lost children. I know too many people here in the Manitou Springs school district. There were two youth who took their lives in one year. I mean it hits home across the nation of course across the globe. You study suicide rates for a variety of other causes across the globe, but it’s everywhere. El Paso County has one of the highest rates of youth suicide so yeah I mean I would feel like I was actually providing true public

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    universe. The god’s name is Gitche Manitou. The tribe members believed that he created the world, and gave life through his magical powers; he is the ruler of their universe. Gitche Manitou could take many forms and would provide guidance and aid to those who needed it, as well as provided stories and “legends of the land”. The most common interaction Gitche Manitou made was visiting people in their dreams and giving them guidance (Legendary Native American Figures: Gitche Manitou 2/11/16). The village

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    Religion In Avatar

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    The movie Avatar was directed by Canadian James Cameron, the renowned director of Titanic, and was released in 2009. In addition to holding the record for the highest worldwide earnings in the box office, the movie has won three Oscars. However, the Na’vi, the natives of the planet Pandora, are comparable to the Aboriginals. This is evident through the similarities in culture and religion, the attitude of those who came to their land, and the events that took place. Firstly, the Na’vi’s religion

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    Heart of Sand, written by Anne-Marie Oomen, takes readers on a journey to the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore Park. Though the title may sound like it is talking about sand, the essay has a much deeper underlying meaning then that of just sand. The author, having visited the area, allows the readers to use all of their senses throughout the text to get a vivid detail image of the area. This detailed image that we as readers can see, allows us to make a deeper connection to the text and to

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