Holy Wind in Navajo Philosophy
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Holy Wind in Navajo Philosophy

by James Kale Mcneley

Philosophy Indigenous Studies
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A study of wind as a sacred concept in Navajo philosophy, offering insight into traditional beliefs and the connection between nature and spirituality.

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This book examines the significance of wind in Navajo philosophy and its place within traditional beliefs.

It draws on cultural perspectives to present how wind is understood as both a natural and spiritual element.

The work provides insight into Navajo worldviews and the relationship between people and the natural environment.

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