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- Weyekin comment "A weyekin or wyakin /ˈwiːjəkɪn/ is an occult force, and part of Native American spirituality. The word is specific to the Nez Perce language.According to Lucullus Virgil McWhorter, who spent much time researching native spirituality in the Pacific Northwest, the natives believed that everything in the world animals, trees, rocks, etc. possesses a consciousness. These spirits were thought to offer a link to the invisible world of spiritual power.".
- Q7990308 comment "A weyekin or wyakin /ˈwiːjəkɪn/ is an occult force, and part of Native American spirituality. The word is specific to the Nez Perce language.According to Lucullus Virgil McWhorter, who spent much time researching native spirituality in the Pacific Northwest, the natives believed that everything in the world animals, trees, rocks, etc. possesses a consciousness. These spirits were thought to offer a link to the invisible world of spiritual power.".