North American Indian Prophesies...what implications do these have?

Question

North American Indian Prophecies
by Lee Brown
1986

1986 Continental Indigenous Council
Tanana Valley Fairgrounds
Fairbanks, Alaska

There was the cycle of the mineral, the rock. There was the cycle of the plant.

And now we're in the cycle of the animal...coming to the end of that and beginning the cycle of the human being. When we get into the cycle of the human being, the highest and greatest powers that we have will be released to us. They will be released from that light or soul that we carry to the mind. But right now we're coming to the end of the animal cycle and we have investigated ourselves and learned what it is to be like an animal on this earth.

At the beginning of this cycle of time, long ago, the Great Spirit came down and He made an appearance and He gathered the peoples of this earth together — they say on an island which is now beneath the water — (...continued in link)
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Answer 1

I suspect that humans of every description look into the unknown future and try to make it a bit more comforting by making predictions of what is to come. It lessens the anxiety created by the confrontation of the unknown, and serves as a survival too.

I do not rely upon the accuracy of such predictions, however.

Answer 2

There is zero proof that any prophesies ever have been correct. Often afterward the prophecy is skewed to make it look correct. Or the prophecy is so vague that it can be applied to any circumstances. Nobody knows the future, nobody, you are being fooled!

Answer 3

Same implications of all prophecies - absolutely no implications.