What were crow Indian beliefs?

The Crow Indians, or Apsáalooke, held a deep spiritual connection with nature and believed in a complex system of spiritual beings and forces. They revered the natural world, seeing animals, plants, and celestial bodies as interconnected with their existence. Key beliefs included the importance of personal visions and dreams, which were seen as sources of guidance and insight. Rituals and ceremonies, such as the Sun Dance, played a crucial role in their cultural identity and spiritual practices, emphasizing community and connection to the Great Spirit.