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[[Baaxpee]] is a spiritual power that can cause a person to mature, as well as unusual events or circumstances that force maturation. [[Baaxpee]] comes upon every [[human]] to make them into adults. After [[Shape shifting|transformation]], the changed are known as [[Xapaaliia]]. |
[[Baaxpee]] is a spiritual power that can cause a person to mature, as well as unusual events or circumstances that force maturation. [[Baaxpee]] comes upon every [[human]] to make them into adults. After [[Shape shifting|transformation]], the changed are known as [[Xapaaliia]]. |
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[[Andiciopec]] is a warrior hero who is invincible to bullets. |
[[Andiciopec]] is a warrior hero who is invincible to bullets. It is true! |
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Revision as of 19:13, 14 September 2010
Crow religion is the indigenous religion of the Crow tribe, Native Americans of the Great Plains area of the United States. The medicine people of the tribe are known as Akbaalia ("healer").
The Mannegishi, also called little people, are bald humanoids with large eyes and tiny bodies. They were tricksters and may be similar to fairies.
Baaxpee is a spiritual power that can cause a person to mature, as well as unusual events or circumstances that force maturation. Baaxpee comes upon every human to make them into adults. After transformation, the changed are known as Xapaaliia. Andiciopec is a warrior hero who is invincible to bullets. It is true!
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