They believed in their god who had beliefs of the great spirit lived in sea. He was known for the reaper.
Manetu (manëtu) is a Lenni Lenape (Delaware Indian Tribe) word meaning 'spirit' as in 'apparition'. The word does not apply to the Great Spirit, animal spirit or a comet/meteor which is literally referred to as a 'warrior spirit'.
Oh, dude, an Indian spirit doll is called a Kachina doll. They're like these cool, carved figures made by the Pueblo people in the Southwest. They're supposed to represent spirits or deities, but like, don't worry, they won't haunt your dreams or anything.
the Great Spirit ^^WRONG ANSWER The correct answer is Mother Earth
Presuming you mean Were Native American children taken from their homes, the answer is yes. In the continual effort to break the Indian's spirit, children were stolen from their families and sent to schools to learn "how to be civilized." There they were beaten for speaking their own lanquages, forced to wear white man's clothing and had their hair cut. They were taught that being Indian was a bad thing. Later on, and up to the 1980's Indian children were stolen and then adopted (usually, unknowingly) by whites who thought they were adopting Indian orphans.
The spirit of love.
the Windigo
Garvey in "Touching Spirit Bear" is a Tlingit Indian.
Depending on the spirit god is the spirit and I believe in him so yes.
I believe it is possible to get cried on by the Spirit
For Hindus, the Holy Spirit does not exist, just as Christians believe that Vishnu does not exist.
An apsaras is an alternative name for an apsara, a female spirit in Indian mythology of the clouds and waters.
No. Christians believe that their body is the temple of the Holy Spirit. God gives his Holy Spirit to all who believe.
great spirit
Yes, Seventh-day Adventists believe in the Holy Spirit as an essential part of their faith. They believe in the presence and guidance of the Holy Spirit in their lives and in the church.
I believe the spirit you are looking for is called: 'Ricewine' made from rice grains.
They believe in the Christian God. They believe He Is the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
The Tlingit are an Indian tribe that lives at Circle Justice