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What is the worship of nature like trees and mountains called?
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What is the indigenous?
Nature worship. Trees , Moon, Sun, etc.
What is the Indigenous religion?
Nature worship. Trees , Moon, Sun, etc.
Is nature anything outside?
yes, nature is everything outside the plants,trees, water, mountains, ect
What do mountains do for humans?
they provide nature which gives trees which give air to breath
What are things found in nature?
Things found in nature include rocks, trees, streams, flowers, clouds, mountains, etc.
Which two belief systems worship nature?
I know one of them that worship nature is Wicca its a form of witch craft. They believe that trees and plants and animals all have power and they use them to cast spells and make remedies.
Name the mountains west of Sydney?
They are called the Blue Mountains. They are called the blue mountains because the oil from the eucalyptus trees make them look blue from a distance.blue mountains
What is a Japanese religion based on respect for nature?
The Japanese worship of Shinto is based on nature and balance and the places to worship can include rock formations, trees, the Sun and even the sounds of nature. Itâ??s a very complex polytheistic religion with various Gods associated with each unique symbol of nature.
What is the height where trees stop growing on mountains called?
tree line
Why do the Japanese believe nature is important?
The Japanese believe nature is important, and they believe in coexsiting with it in peace, and harmony. They also believethat some things of nature, like mountains, and trees, to be holy, or divine. Like Mount Fuji for example. It's considered to be the holiest of Japan's "Three Holy Mountains".
Where do Shinto people worship?
Shintoists worship thousands of gods and goddesses, spirits and ghosts. They also believe in the reverence (not worship) of their ancestors. And they believe in demons and evil spirits to be avoided.
What is nature drawing?
This is the drawing of surroundings of humankind and those existing independently of human activities. Eg mountains, trees, animals or rivers.
