"I would have to say that truly viewing the world multi-dimensionally has absolutely changed my perception of the world!  I learned from Roger Cultee about Sacred Geometry and working with the animation of ancient images.  Understanding time as the ancients visually & conceptually perceived it has allowed me to understand my place in current time and history.   What amazes me, besides the fact that these concepts appear to be a universal theme in all indigenous cultures, is that one can move forward or backward in time without lifting a finger.  Einstein was right; time and space is curved, but he only ever just comprehended the first bend!"
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   Colleen Gorman is an enrolled member of the Dineh (Navajo) Nation. She is 29 years old and is originally from Chinle, Arizona, heart of the Navajo Nation.  Her artistic talents cover literary, fine, and performing arts.  Colleen recently completed "Indigenous Skies & Celestial Beings", a project using the concepts of Sacred Geometry to animate the planets and stars.  Her piece won an award in the world's only "full-dome" animation competition, the Domefest, and is now touring the world to be presented in planetariums for the next year.  She has earned an A.A. degree in Navajo History & Indian Studies, and is a senior in the Entrepreneurial Studies program at the University of New Mexico's Anderson School of Business.
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