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Hozho is said to be
the most important word in our Dine' language. Balance and beauty. It's what my grandmother lived and hoped that each of us
would someday experience. Allowing to each find
it in our own way. [light music] [Grandmother speaking Navajo]
It is like the doorway. Like the opening
for your thoughts. That is the reason for
the Weaver's Path Out. Everything has an opening,
just like our home
the most important word in our Dine' language. Balance and beauty. It's what my grandmother lived and hoped that each of us
would someday experience. Allowing to each find
it in our own way. [light music] [Grandmother speaking Navajo]
It is like the doorway. Like the opening
for your thoughts. That is the reason for
the Weaver's Path Out. Everything has an opening,
just like our home
Full Transcript
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Hozho is said to be
the most important word
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in our Dine' language.
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Balance and beauty.
00:00:07.882 --> 00:00:09.508
It's what my grandmother lived
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and hoped that each of us
would someday experience.
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Allowing to each find
it in our own way.
00:00:19.894 --> 00:00:22.521
[light music]
00:00:24.649 --> 00:00:28.319
[Grandmother speaking Navajo]
It is like the doorway.
00:00:28.819 --> 00:00:32.573
Like the opening
for your thoughts.
00:00:33.366 --> 00:00:36.041
That is the reason for
the Weaver's Path Out.
00:00:37.203 --> 00:00:41.957
Everything has an opening,
just like our home.
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Movie Summary
Two adolescent Navajo cousins from different worlds bond during a summer herding sheep on their grandmother's ranch in Arizona while learning more about their family's past and themselves.