In boarding schools they like to have things uniform, I wonder if the teachers think of the invisible implication of the system structure. Current teachers are far and away from the Hopi teaching as told in the chapter "The Nature of Man", that a child "lives a normal earthy life of a child" for seven or eight years, but then is taught that in addition to his earthy parents he is the child of "universal entities", and "he too had two aspects: he was a member of an earthly family and tribal clan, and he was a citizen of the great universe, to which he owed a growing allegiance as his understanding developed."

If it was so taught in schools all over the world, it would be a different place in one or two generation.

"The third world flooded and the Navajo entered this world, which they call "the glittering world." Besides the Navajo may have arrived in the winter and marveled at the glittering snow, I could think up that the Navajo, like the Hopi, had "chosen people" among them whose soft spot on the top of their heads remains open, giving them "inner wisdom", seeing that in this, our world, most people didn't pay attention to the old aphorism that "all that glitters is not gold" and will run after fools gold; and knew that in their country of California there will be a "Tinsel Town" lol, creating, holding and exporting around the world a glittering mirage. But Hollywood has it's redeeming qualities.

Charlotte