Quote by Charles Eastman

In the life of the Indian there was only one inevitable duty, - the duty of prayer - the daily recognition of the Unseen and Eternal.

In the life of the Indian there was only one inevitable duty

Summary

This quote highlights the significance of prayer in the life of an Indian individual. It suggests that prayer was seen as the ultimate and unavoidable responsibility for Indians, as it provided a way to acknowledge and connect with the unseen and eternal forces within their religious beliefs. The quote emphasizes the inherent importance of maintaining a daily practice of prayer as a means of spiritual devotion and understanding.

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By Charles Eastman

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