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S a m p l e I s s u e P a g e N a t i v e T i m e In Cherokee families children are taught to value their intuition, to believe that dreams are often messages from the spirit world; in modern American academia, we are told that dreams are just our psyche trying to work things out. The non-Native way of thinking appears to be linear but the Native all things are connected and there are not straight lines. Not even time is a straight line. We are all eternal beings and we existed before time and will exist after we leave our bodies. In the Cherokee language there is no word for good-bye because it is foreign to the fundamentals of the culture. No one can die because all are spirits and a spirit cannot cease to be. P h o t o o f t h e w e e k Catch a feather In the wind A song in the grass Open you heart And laugh. 3