Native American religion encompasses a diverse range of spiritual beliefs and practices among the various Indigenous tribes across North America. These religions often emphasize a deep connection to nature, viewing the land, animals, and plants as sacred. Many tribes have unique creation stories, rituals, and ceremonies that reflect their cultural heritage and relationship with the environment. Central to many Native American religions is the concept of the Great Spirit, a powerful force that connects all living things. Spiritual leaders, such as shamans or medicine men, play important roles in guiding their communities through rituals, healing practices, and maintaining harmony with the spiritual world.