Yes, Native Americans do pray.
Of course they do. Here are a few.
Pueblo Blessing
Hold on to what is good if only a handful of earth
Hold on to what you believe even if it is a tree that stands alone
Hold on to what you must do even when a long journey
Hold on to life even when it is easy to let go
Hold on to my hand even when I am away from you
Ojibwa Prayer
Oh great spirit, whose voice I hear in the winds
And whose breath gives life to the people,
Hear me!
I come as one of your many children.
Make my hands respect the things you have made
and make my ears sharp so I may hear your voice
in the leaves and long grass.
Make me wise, so I may understand what you have taught
my people and the lessons you have hidden in the sand and rocks.
I ask for wisdom and strength, so that when my life fades as the
sunset, my spirit may come to you without shame.
Plains Tribal prayer
The people work in circles, that is because the power of the world works in circles.
Everything tries to be round, the sky is round,and I have heard the earth is round and so the stars in the night sky. The wind in its great power whirls round. The birds make their nests round and the dog circles its bed. For theirs is the same spirit as ours, the life of men from childhood to childhood is a circle.
Indians who follow hinduism Mainly worship Lord Shiva & Vishnu. Muslims worship Prophet Muhammed. While Christians worship Christ.
Yes
they pray to bring prosperity in their lives. It is an auspicious day to pray.
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they would get together sand pray to "spirits"
to help the Indians pray
They had fights over land with the indians, and had disagreements about how they should pray.
they worked and pray. some of the jobs were black smiths and potry
The Ghost Dance was a well recognized prayer in the late 1800's.
Those that converted to Christianity were required to pray. There were several prayers done a day. Once a Native American converted they weren't allowed to leave the mission.
They used arrows and bows to hunt there meat or food.
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Pray! PRAY PRAY PRAY! It really does help!