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The mystery of the " Windigo" or ( Wendigo) 

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The mystery of the " Windigo" or ( Wendigo) 

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By Mary-Lynn Kingsbury

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https://www.dictionary.com/browse/Windigo
The online dictionary for the meaning of the word "Windigo or Wendigo"). Describing first the Aboriginals definition and than describing the psychosis belief. The Aboriginal word used for this believed horrific supernatural bein, known for terrorizing and eating their people, mostly focusing on children. The definition for a certain culture having a psychosis effect by fevers causing them to hallucinate. Emotional connection is a great way to connect when describing the meaning to the word Windigo, or Wendigo.  Developed through the theories from people who may have an emotional connection to the stories themselves do to possible cultural or religious beliefs.

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This image is of the Windigo or Wendigo, appearing to look like a Aboriginal man, with features that are also monster like. Connecting this image to the reason of belief, unexplained because of the fact no person has ever has proof of what the real Windigo or Wendigo, and without real evidence many of chosen to draw or create images of what they believe the Windigo or Wendigo to appear like.

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The Origin of the Windigo ( or Wendigo) 

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The Origin of the Windigo ( or Wendigo) 

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This image is suggesting some of the thoughts and beliefs, about how the Windigo or Wendigo first came about.  Ideology would be a great reason of belief to connect to this image because depending on the viewers political, cultural and social views may vary the persons beliefs on the picture. For example if an Aboriginal persons views the image and the written quote on it, they may think of it to be untrue due to own personal views passed on their older generations, where an another person may view it and because of their social views they may or may not feel more evidence should be produced before believing the image before them.

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This video is a short overview of the "legend of the Windigo or Wendigo". Being a very popular mystical bein among many Aboriginal tribes in Canada and the USA, being passed on from generation to generation. Continuing the theories about how the Windigo or Wendigo appeared to look, as well as its hungry for human flesh and its supernatural abilities. Claiming the Windigo is a bright and intelligent creature, that once was a human. Gone completely crazed from starvation, a hunger for human flesh apparently comes on and causes the person to become unable to stop the act of cannibalism. Discussing scientific reasons such as the mental illnesses, fevers or diseases. Bringing up ways to kill or ward the Windigo or Wendigo was also discussed. Some of the red flags and reasons to belief connecting to this video would be ideological support. Some of the viewers may believe that more scientific evidence should be looked for instead of having cultural or social beliefs. Confirmation bias because many of viewers may only take in the facts that best support their beliefs and exclude ones that don't.

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https://www.ranker.com/list/wendigo-facts/lyra-radford
This article goes over many facts and theories believed about the Windigo, well discussing twelve terrifying facts to learn about. Going over the origin of the Windigo or Wendigo, any supernatural abilities, appearance, psychosis's and any ceremonies used to help ward off the evil spirit. The article also tells stories of Aboriginal men who had committed horrid acts and claim the Windigo or Wendigo is at fault. Mystical energy could be a red flag used to help connect to this article because the articles facts are based off if a Windigo or Wendigo might be real, from own personal inspiration, rather than any real evidence.

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This is image believed to be the Windigo or Wendigo. Showing a version of its true demonic side, while also being part human, animal and monster. I find Connecting ancient wisdom with this image is best. Many of the demonic theories where often passed on through older generations, making it so younger generations believe in theses theories as well. Respect for elders caused younger generations to not question these facts and theories being passed on. Many generations shared this theory and story of the Windigo or Wendigo on to the next.

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This video starts off telling the tales of flight 571, a scenario that can be related to such legends such as the Windigo or Wendigo. Discussing other theories such as how the Windigo or Wendigo is brought to life and the Windigo or Wendigo psychosis.  Describing how the Windigo or Wendigo is brought into life from when a human takes on the act of human cannibalism , becoming mentally deranged and crazed with cannibalistic behaviour, turning into a Windigo or Wendigo.  As well as goes on to describe the theory associated with a mental health psychosis that can cause sever delusions and violent acts due to long-term isolation or entrapment . This theory can be connected with Perception and  Observation because the theories are based off experiences and observations made from people who use their own personal experiences and observations to make sense of an event or theory.

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https://youtu.be/CMBUA2B929M
During this video a story of a young man who comes in the territory of the Windigo and is eaten alive. Furthering of the story goes into the describe the Windigo as a man once who was cursed for eating his starved to death wife and children. The story dose not point to any real evidence supporting any of the claims presented. Although is interesting dose not prove that the Windigo attacked this boy nor came from a village where he had been cursed for eating his own family. Proof by verbosity is a good red flag to connect back to the video because the video author puts of a lot of information in the video talking about facts and stories of the Windigo making the viewers believe in the video and its claims.

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The many looks of the Windigo ( or Wendigo) 

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The many looks of the Windigo ( or Wendigo) 

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http://www.pararesearchers.org/index.php/folklore-a-mythology/306-the-wendigo
This article examines some of the different theories about the appearance of a Windigo or Wendigo, describing the beast many forms. As well as exploring the different theories of what and where a Windigo or Wendigo is. This article could be connected with red herring, a red flag used to explain reason of belief. The article lays out plenty of information and facts, instead of fully answering the most logical questions.  giving  large amounts of distracting information and instead of answer, are adding more questions to the theories.