american indian philosophy

Yes. Several works include practical exercises, rituals, meditations, and frameworks for healing and ethical living—ranging from guided meditations and teachings on reconnecting with nature to exercises and rituals for grief, purpose, relationships, and community healing.

They present spirituality through meditative reflection and writings on the sacredness of nature, and describe ceremonial frameworks and practices—for example, directional systems and rituals tied to healing and right relationship.

The works address regions ranging from the Western Canadian Subarctic to parts of the United States and Mesoamerica.

They appear in hardcover and paperback formats; lengths in this selection range from about 168 pages up to around 362 pages.

Collections and essays address subfields such as metaphysics, epistemology, phenomenology, social and political philosophy, ethics, and aesthetics, and they raise questions about knowledge, history, law, and art.