Primal Religions

3. orisha who contains both good and evil properties which makes him a trickster figure and also mediates between heaven and earth.
5. primary means for a person in the Lakota Indians to gain access to spiritual power to ensure greater access to activities such as hunting, warfare, or curing the ill.
6. For the Yoruba religion, it is the invisible home of the gods and ancestors.
7. Great Spirit or Great Mysterious, the supreme reality for the Lakota Indians.
9. primal people of middle North America
10. the supreme God of the Yoruba and the ultimate source of power in the Universe.
11. In the Yoruba religion, is the art of being able to interpret an individual’s future.
13. Mesoamerican creator god worshiped at Teotihuacan.
15. Capital city of the Aztec empire, known as present day Mexico City.
19. many deities the Yoruba worship.
20. Lakota ritual for the celebration of New Year which functions as preparation for the hunting season.
22. the Lakota Spiritual leader who helps the process of the Vision Quest and interprets the content after. Also the leader of the Sun Dance.
24. primal people of central Africa

1. important human figures know throughout the Yoruba society and are now worshipped by a large number of people.
2. the land mass that the first Indians migrated over.
4. sacred number in the Plains religion.
8. primal people of Austrialia
12. center of the Universe.
14. supernatural beings that gave shape to the landscape and created the various forms of life; including the first human beings.
16. a natural form which has spiritual significance.
17. mythic period of the Aborigines where the world was created by the Ancestors.
18. primal people of Mexico.
21. social structure which dictates that certain activities or things are set aside for specific members and are forbidden for others.
23. Trickster figure of the Lakota Indians who is a mediator between the supernatural and human worlds.