Tlenül

Tlenül is a concept found in some Indigenous mythologies and spiritual traditions, particularly those of the Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest. It is often described as a spirit or entity associated with the wind, storms, and the sea. Tlenül is sometimes depicted as a powerful and unpredictable force, capable of both destruction and creation. Stories about Tlenül often serve to explain natural phenomena and to convey cultural values and warnings. Its portrayal can vary significantly between different tribes and oral traditions. Some narratives portray Tlenül as a benevolent guardian, while others depict it as a dangerous adversary. The understanding and reverence for Tlenül are integral parts of the spiritual and cultural landscape of the peoples who tell its stories.