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How to retain the traditions of my people and still be a good member of the Church. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]. My name is Patrick [INAUDIBLE]. And I'm a full-blooded Navajo. I would say this is a topic that, certainly, I deal with every day. And I feel like I don't have a concrete answer on it. I am also a Native American dancer. And so that also allows me to share my culture and share a story with people. A lot of times, I get to do a presentation and dance for people who may have never met a Native American. And in that moment, I'm representing my culture. And so a lot of times, I feel like, myself, I'm always thinking about my culture. But then I'm also thinking about the gospel within my life. And I know many other people out there deal with trying to find a balance between those two. But how I see it is, there's a classic story they talk about for all Native Americans, how we live in two worlds, the Native American world and the non-Native American world. And that's how I see our Native American traditions and my faith in the Church. I feel like most people see them as being two separate entities, two separate worlds. But I feel like they can cross. There are some areas where there are similarities. And I feel like finding those similarities and being able to see a path which leads to my firm belief that I am a child of God, it allows me to--I feel like it makes me even more proud to be Native American. It makes me more proud of my culture and my heritage. And I would say that just finding the similarities, that's certainly helped so much. [MUSIC PLAYING]