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There is no single "Native American" religion, there were around 4,000 tribes and just for example the Cherokee had about 23 different systems.

If you were to distill all of these belief systems into a single system of belief, then you could say that the goals of the Native American belief system were very much like Buddhist beliefs: to live your life improving yourself, your tribe, and the world around you without causing harm (destroying) to anyone or anything; understanding during your life that you are of the world, not outside of it (the world can exist without you, you cannot exist without it).

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