rainbow spirits in native american folklore
Rainbow spirits in Native American folklore refers to supernatural beings typically associated with rainbows, believed to possess spiritual or magical qualities and often associated with aspects of nature such as water, healing, or fertility. They are regarded as guardians or messengers, representing harmony, balance, and connection between the physical and spiritual worlds in Native American traditions.
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