Secret Native American Pathways: A Guide to Inner Peace

More than 40 years ago, Thomas E. Mails began a  personal exploration of the spiritual richness of traditional Native American customs and secret ceremonies. Using his gifts as a talented illustrator and writer, he tirelessly worked to bring the spiritual culture of Native Americans to readers until his death in November 2001. This new edition of  Secret Native American Pathways authentically details the religious beliefs and ritual of four major tribes (Apache, Cherokee, Hopi, and Sioux).

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