North, South, East, West: American Indians and the Natural World

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"We Indians think of the Earth and the whole universe as a never-ending circle, and in this circle, man is just another animal. The buffalo and the coyote are our brother; the birds, our cousins. We end our prayers with the words 'all my relations' -- and that includes everything that grows, crawls, runs, creeps, hops, and flies."