Faith Is Different Than Beliefs

I have spent time with the indigenous people in Minnesota . Untill first contact they did not have eather fath or beliefs. Theirs was a knowing of all thing were sacred, all things connected. From what I seen this is true for all indigenous people on this planet.

A-hhhh! mahalo Larry- that is how I feel

Miigwech we are in good company Living in a good way

Thank you sacred waters, thank sacred streams, thank you for your blessings, our aina healthy and green. Thank you sacred waters, thank you sacred spring, thank you for the blessings, our bodies healthy and clean. We shall live and give more, we shall love and share more, we shall sing give thanks and praise, to live in a good way , a good way , a good way, a good way, a good way a good way, a good way a good way, a good wayyyyyyyy Find the sacred in every last drop, find the sacred when you think that it's not find the holy all across the land , find the holy when you think that you can't!

These are wise words of wisdom. I am with you my Native American Indians.

I'm sure the knowing of the indigenous people that all is sacred is deeper than belief or faith. It's an abiding in. I hope they continue to have it after 'first contact'.