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Native Spirituality Flashcards

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1
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Golden Rule

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Treat others the way you want to be treated

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Theocentric

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Believe in God’s creation

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Cosmocentric

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Seeing Sacred in all creation

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Secular

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Not believing there is a God it sacred plan

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What are the 5 Trait Models?

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Sacred Beliefs/Values, Sacred Power, Sacred Stories, Sacred Places and Sacred Symbols & Celebrations

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What is Animism?

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Beliefs animals contain a spirit

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What Worldview is Native Spirituality?

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Coscmocentric

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What is a totem?

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A sacred object that represents one or more elements within the community. (It contains a carving of something sacred)

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What’s the point of the Medicine Wheel?

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Used to teach the younger generations about who they are, where they came from, what’s their place in the world etc.

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What is a Shaman?

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Spiritual leader of the community - posses greater power over the others

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What is an elder?

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A wise member of the community (doesn’t have to be the oldest)

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What does the circle represent in the medicine wheel?

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Circle of life and connections

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What does the cross represent in the medicine wheel?

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4 seasons, 4 elements, 4 races, 4 stages of life and 4 aspects of human personality

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When was the last Residential school closed?

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1996 (Saskatchewan)

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What does the Eagle feather represent?

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The many parts of the eagle feather represent the way relationships are developed into their final form

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North Season

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Winter

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East Season

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Spring

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South Season

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Summer

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West Season

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Fall/Autumn

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North Colour

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White (White)

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East Colour

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Yellow (Asian)

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South Colour

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Red (Indigenous)

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West Colour

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Black (African)

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Sweetgrass Section

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North

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Sage Section

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West

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Cedar Section

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South

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Tobacco Section

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East

28
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Parcels

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Reserved land for Indigenous tribes

29
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What Animal represents respect?

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Bison

30
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What Animal represents truth?

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Turtle

31
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What Animal represents Humility?

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Wolf

32
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What Animal represents Honesty?

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Sabe

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What Animal represents courage?

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Bear

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What Animal represents love?

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Eagle

35
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What Animal represents wisdom?

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Beaver

36
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What are the Seven Grandfather Teachings?

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Wisdom, Love, Humility, Courage, Respect, Honesty and Truth

37
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Prehistoric is…

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Past-written records

38
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What myth teaches us that our actions have consequences?

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Sedna

39
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What myth tells us to join in the suffering of others so you can lessen their suffering?

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First Creator & Lone Man

40
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A time of Growth is where on the medicine wheel?

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Summer / South

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A time of Harvesting is where on the medicine wheel?

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Fall / West

42
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What myth talks about compassion and love towards others?

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The Boy & The Horse

43
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What is an Athiest?

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Someone who doubts the doubts the existence of god (doesn’t dismiss it)

44
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What myth teaches us that when we die, our spirits remain alive in nature, but we will never see that person?

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Coyote & Origin of Death

45
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A deep Reflection is where on the medicine wheel?

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Winter / North

46
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A time of Planting is where on the medicine wheel?

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Spring / East

47
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What myth teaches us how sunlight came to earth?

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The Spider’s Quest

48
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What ritual renews the soul and helps to regain focus through body purification?

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Sweat Lodge

49
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What ritual involves the four elements and stresses the oneness and unity of all creation?

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Pipe Ceremony

50
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Dancing around the tree/pill until they are too tired and their skin rips is part of what ritual?

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Sun Dance

51
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What ritual involves hot rocks and water creating steam in a dome

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Sweat Lodge

52
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What is Rationalism?

A

Not accepting anything is true unless they have observable and measurable reasons

53
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What ritual has you praying the universe into an object and releasing unity back into the cosmos via smoke?

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Sacred Pipe

54
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What ritual cleansing negative energy using dried herbs?

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Smudging

55
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What ritual is to reconnect with the earth using a tree and strap?

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Sun Dance

56
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What ritual has people meeting together and celebrating friendship?

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