Monotheistic. Creator is non-interventionist (at least in the classic, miracle working sense) but there are other spiritual forces that do influence things.
Prayer is very important as a key to displaying thankfulness, and generally I spend a lot of time praying.
Generally you don't pray to ask for things, though asking for help for others is ok. Communal worship can be tricky when there are not a lot of fellow practitioners around... but occasionally I get to join in some group spirituality at pow-wows. (Dancing is another form of praying in traditional ways, but some dances are just for fun.)
Magic is a no-no... you are attempting to manipulate things for your own benefit and that is inherently antithetical to walking in thankfulness and balance.
I try to purify myself, through smudging and other forms of ritual cleansing but I have to admit, I haven't been as dedicated as I should be on this. Clearly this is an area I need to work on.
Generally one is ment to walk in ballance and thankfulnes... don't take more than you need, give what you have to those that have greater need than you...
Think about the consequences of your actions not just on those living now (and not just for humans), but for seven generations beyond yourself. In other words, always place others before yourself.
All parts of creation are equal, none are less loved by creator... Animals and plants are our elder brothers and sisters and we need to learn from and respect them. (the same goes for the Earth)
Totems are specific to Pacific Northwest Nations and are guardian spirits for families. They are not worshiped but are respected. I don't have one as I'm not part of a Nation that has them.
I do have some spirits that look over and guide me... such as Grandfather Coyote. (Grandfather is a term of respect) But I don't pray to him or worship him.
That is a good start! Hopefully my answers were clear enough to understand! lol
If not feel free to ask me more.
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