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Leon Hale, Walking in Two Worlds

By Murray Lee for PWNA | Published: March 3, 2015

When I think about the idea of “walking in two worlds,” I consider everything that encompasses. Does it mean that I am two people? Does it mean that I am a fragmented person? Perhaps it means both, or neither. At any rate, I had the honor of visiting with Leon Hale, an elderly man from […]

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Mary Mitchell, Walking in Two Worlds

By Andrew Bentley for PWNA | Published: February 24, 2015

Last week we kicked off our “Walking in Two Worlds” blog series by talking about maintaining physical, mental, emotional and spiritual balance in everyday life. Maintaining this kind of balance is critical for Native Americans living one life in two worlds. There is the world of contemporary time and place defined by the mainstream culture, […]

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