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In times long past the Great Spirit wandered around but found nothing: no sights, no sounds, no beauty or color. He decided to fill the world with light so he could see; he decided to give the world life so there would be something to look at. He called for the Great Turtle to become land, and he shaped hills and valleys on the Turtle’s back. Over the Turtle he put blue sky and clouds. Then he thought that the world was ready for life. But what kind of life? What would living things do? He considered long and hard until he fell asleep from exhaustion. In his sleep he dreamed of plants, of creatures that flew or swam or crawled, of two and four leggeds. When he woke he saw that everything he had dreamt of had come true. The world was now real, land and sky and water now teamed with life. The Great Spirit did not like what he saw! It all seemed imperfect. But then he watched a beaver swim to a branch, nibble it off, and carry it over to the place where he was making his home. The Great Spirit thought, “This beaver has his pond, his home, his work to do. This beaver has his purpose. And so does everything else in the world.” Then the Great Spirit was pleased and let the living things stay. (This story teaches the Abinake about how the world began and how it works now. It also teaches them that no one must doubt his dreams.)
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