Indigenous spirituality refers to the diverse beliefs and practices of Indigenous peoples around the world, deeply rooted in their connection to the land, ancestors, and community. It often emphasizes the importance of nature, viewing it as sacred and interconnected with human life. Rituals, ceremonies, and storytelling play significant roles in expressing these spiritual beliefs, fostering a sense of identity and belonging. Many Indigenous spiritual traditions include a rich tapestry of symbols, totems, and sacred sites that hold cultural significance. Practices may vary widely among different groups, such as the Native American tribes in North America or the Aboriginal peoples of Australia, but they often share common themes of respect for the earth and the interconnectedness of all living beings.