" How does a person begin to deconstruct the way they look at the world? After all, worldviews are deeper than culture and language, although both play a part in shaping our worldviews. "Hanging out with those who have a non-Western or Indigenous worldview seems necessary to make changes." (P 128 / Becoming Rooted, Randy Woodley) Several years ago at the suggestion of my friend Don Watson, several of us met throughout the summer to read and discuss professor Woodley's little gem of a book on reconnecting with Sacred Earth. Don volunteers at Eloheh , Edith and Randy Woodley 's nearby Center for Earth Justice and farm, and wanted to explore their ideas on living better in our troubled world. Our Native Voices bookgroup was itself rooted in that summer read, and a small group of us meet in the Fireplace Room at our church monthly to discuss books by indigenous authors. "The fires kept burning bright are merely emblematic of the greater fire, the great...