Theologies of Immanence

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Native Americans

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A Native American Worldview by Paula Underwood. "Hawk and Eagle: Both are Singing" - A Comparison Between Western and Indigenous Science - in which the author attempts to share the relevance of her shamanic training to Western science.
Native American mythology (Wikipedia)
Paula Gunn Allen (Wikipedia) - Native American anthropologist who studies Native American religions)

The arch of sky and mightiness of storms
Have moved the spirit within me,
Till I am carried away
Trembling with joy.

Uvavnuk, Inuit shaman woman

What is life? it is the flash of a firefly in the night. It is the breath of a buffalo in the wintertime. It is the little shadow which runs across the grass and loses itself in the sunset.

Crowfoot (1821-1890) Blackfoot Indigenous American

The great sea
Has sent me adrift
It moves me
As the weed in a great river
Earth and the great weather
Move me
Have carried me away
And move my inward parts with joy.

Uvavnuk, Inuit shaman woman

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