What are the religions of the Mojave Indians?

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The Mohave believed in their creator Mutavilya, who gave them their names and their commandments, and in his son Mastamho, who gave them the river and taught them how to plant. They were mainly farmers who planted in the overflow of the untamed river, following the age old customs of the Aha macave. Also, Mohave religion believes in sacraments of Datura and a Mojave who is coming of age must ingest the plant in order to enter a new state of consciousness.

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