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/content/uploads/2023/06/6.Lenape-Bag.jpg502640In 1761, a Lenni Lenape man known as Neolin (most often called simply “the Delaware Prophet”) had a vision. He was shown that Indians had lost favor with the Master of Life, the Algonkian culture hero Nanapush, by adopting too many of the white colonizers’ ways. They were to give up alcohol and guns. They were return to the bow and arrow, animal skins as clothing, and other traditional ways. If Indians did as instructed, they would again find favor with the Master of Life. The earth would renew itself, game would be plentiful, and they would have prosperity.