Power can be experienced personally. But unlike the Western view, Native Americans believe Power itself is impersonal and unemotional. It is conscious, but without judgment it neither rewards nor punishes, and it does not purposefully change the human condition. Humans can turn their hearts toward the Source and be intimate with Power, but humans create this intimacy. Power does not.
Power is equal toward all things.
It has no personal perception, beyond a consciousness of self-awareness, and the will to exist. Humans are the only creatures who are aware of their own innate character, and this character determines interactions with all things, especially Power. It is through rituals and prayer, through acquired wisdom and right living that we seek to know Power and receive its inflow.