Each culture needs to reflect continuously on the realities of faith, in prayerful searching of the sacred and needs to find ways to express these realities in their richest language, symbols and cultural forms. By mutually searching out the sacred, each culture heightens its own awareness of how the spiritual presence is manifested through its own symbols and sacramental forms. Learn the pedagogical principles proper to each culture. Experiencing the realities by personal presence in the family, tribe and tribal sacred ceremonies, rather than by simply being told about the experiences, is the ordinary manner of learning. Specific instructions are given by specific individuals recognized to give the instructions.
Older people teach younger people.
Observe cultural forms of etiquette in all communications. Each culture is different in this respect. Concrete, descriptive, pictorial expressions communicate, rather than abstractions of realities. A close relationship to the creator, as a way of living, is normal. Religion, as an abstraction with little or no experiential content, is foreign.