Indigenous spirituality refers to the diverse beliefs and practices of the original inhabitants of various regions around the world. It often emphasizes a deep connection to the land, nature, and ancestors. Many indigenous cultures view the natural world as sacred and believe in the presence of spiritual beings or forces that influence daily life. Rituals, ceremonies, and storytelling are common elements of indigenous spirituality, serving to pass down knowledge and maintain cultural identity. Practices may include offerings, dances, and the use of sacred objects, such as drums or feathers, which hold significant meaning within specific communities.