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American Indians and the Bahá'í Faith: Personal Stories is a compilation of stories by American Indians who are members of the Bahá'í Faith written in their own words. It is the companion to the book entitled: American Indians and the Bahá'í Faith: A Compilation of Sacred and Inspirational Writings with News Clips and Stories. Creative Space. 2017. Being free to write and share in their own words and formats, seven American Indian Bahá'ís tell the story of their backgrounds, how they became Bahá'ís, what they like about it, their adventures, and how this Faith works for them. Each story is unique and engaging in one way or another. This work will be of interest to those observing cultural, historical, and social change brought about by the merging of Native thinking and understanding with a dynamic world Religion. Still others may find joy in reading about a relative or friend. Whether becoming a Bahá'í, or a Friend of the Faith, or an interested or even disinterested onlooker, these Bahá'í Writings and documented experiences are for all to know about and can inspire.

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Littlebrave Beaston (Tsimshean, Makah, and Greek) received her Naturopathic Doctorate and Masters in Acupuncture at Bastyr University and her M.Ed in Counseling from North Dakota State University. She has been a Bahá'í since 1969 and has experienced Reservation, rural and urban, large and small, heterogeneous and homogenous Bahá'í communities. For fun she loves Devotions, going to the House of Worship, dogs, swimming, hiking, cooking, good conversation, and helping people reach their full potential and make their contributions. To that end she hopes that the personal stories shared here will inspire others along their spiritual journey. And even encourage them to write their own stories. The field is wide open when it comes to writing about the many inspiring tales of American Indian Bahá'ís.

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