What were the Great Plains beliefs?

Answer 1

There were/are many different religions among the indigenous peoples of the Great Plains. Possibly the best known to the world is that of the Lakota, who worshipped a pantheon of 16 gods, divided into four groups of greater, lesser, associate and companion deities.

The dominate concept of Lakota religion was that of Wakan, which can mean "holiness" or "mystery." Many things possessed some degree of wakan, and the Wakan Tanka, usually translated as "Great Spirit," could also be "Great Mystery."

A meaningful Lakota phrase is "hau" (hah-OO), which means "I am paying attention."

Answer 2

There are many different tribes that were in the Great Plains and more that moved to the plains from farther east. These religions changed and evolved over time. Some Native Americans adopted various forms of Christianity from European settlers. Some resented the whites and joined the ghost dance movement.

Answer 3

India is a secular country,with multi religious peoples practicing their religions peacefully. Since majority population of India are Hindus, they practice Hinduism.