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Indigenous American Belief Systems

Regional Traditions · 5,739 words

Regional Traditions5,739 words

Key Findings

  • 1.Lakota "mitakuye oyasin" (all my relations) is a field-consciousness statement, not metaphor
  • 2.Navajo "hozho" (beauty/harmony) is a frequency-alignment practice, not aesthetic preference
  • 3.Maya long count calendar encodes precession of equinoxes with sub-degree accuracy
  • 4.Quechua "ayni" (reciprocity with cosmos) maps onto quantum entanglement principles
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UET-NET Research Collective. (2026). Indigenous American Belief Systems: Lakota, Navajo, Maya & Quechua — living traditions and field consciousness. UET-NET Comparative Religion Research Archive. https://uet-net.vercel.app/library/traditions/indigenous-americas

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