Scenarios about 'indigenous religions'
Indigenous religions are spiritual belief systems that developed organically within specific cultural and geographical contexts, often characterized by animism, shamanism, and deep connections to local landscapes. These traditions typically involve reverence for ancestors, nature spirits, and deities tied to natural phenomena, featuring oral transmission of knowledge rather than written scriptures. Indigenous religious practices have historically faced suppression through colonization but remain vital to understanding cultural resilience, traditional ecological knowledge, and alternative worldviews in historical and alternate timeline scenarios.
What If Indigenous American Religious Practices Unified?
Exploring how pre-Columbian civilizations might have developed if a pan-American religious movement had emerged, potentially creating greater cultural cohesion across diverse indigenous societies.