Cover
Series page
Indigenous Spiritualities at Work
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Contents
Series Editor's Introduction
Preface
Acknowledgments
PART I: WISDOM AND NATIVE PRAXIS
CHAPTER 1: Thoughts on a World in Which Indigenous Consciousness Is Reality . . .
CHAPTER 2: Native American Transplanar Wisdom
CHAPTER 3: Taoism
CHAPTER 4: Te Whare Ako
PART II: BELONGING AND RELATIONALITY
CHAPTER 5: Shinto, Buddhism, and Confucianism
CHAPTER 6: Tapu, Mana, Mauri, Hau, Wairua
CHAPTER 7: The Ayni Principle
CHAPTER 8: Belonging in the Cosmos
CHAPTER 9: African Spirituality
PART III: IDENTITIES
CHAPTER 10: Karma-Makers?
CHAPTER 11: Caribberre, Doing Business in the 21st Century, Aboriginal Way
CHAPTER 12: An Ethic of Reciprocity
CHAPTER 13: Spiritual Dynamics in Systems of Evaluation
PART IV: TRANSFORMATIONS
CHAPTER 14: Whare Hape
CHAPTER 15: Interpreting and Animating the Gods in an Indigenous Ecology of Creativity
CHAPTER 16: That Place That Indian People Talk About . . .
CHAPTER 17: Arohia Te Rangi O Te Hihiri
CHAPTER 18: Integrating Indigenous Spiritualities at Work
About the Contributors