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In the Beginning of time there 

lived the first people ever to step 

foot on this earth. A woman 

named Keegsquaw   and a man 

named Ashkir.

The man naturally hunted game 

and the woman gathered nuts 

and berries.

One day the woman was in the 

garden with a bunny and she saw 

a bright light shining in her eyes. 

She thought it was the sun but 

the sun never shined so brightly.

The spirit looked up at the 

woman

and said, "Do not be afraid for I 

am only here to help you and 

guide to the right direction."

Keegsquaw let out a big scream 

and Ashkir came running out to 

see what all of the confusion 

about. 

"What's going on?" he cried out. 

"T-this thing is talking to me," 

she choked out.

The spirit also looked at Ashkir 

and said "Do not be afraid for I 

am only here to help and guide 

you into the right direction. 

Ashkir looked up and asked 

"What it is that you are

called?"

The spirit answered “I am 

Galilahi and I am here to teach 

you about love. LOVE.”

“What is this love of which you 

speak of?” asked Keegsquaw.

“The feelings you both have and 

do not understand- the same 

that keeps you up late at night 

pondering.”

“We still do not understand what you 

mean,” replied Ashkir. “The only thing 

I feel at night is tired because I do not 

get enough sleep.”

“NO,” roared Galilahi. “Love is 

something that comes naturally- it is 

when you and another person have 

deep feelings for each other."

The woman stared at the spirit and said, “I 

think I know of this feeling that you speak of.

“Yes!” said the spirit. “This feeling cannot be 

controlled- you must let nature take its 

course.”

Ashkir looked up at the spirit and said 

“Hmmm… how do we know we are in love?” 

The spirit told him that you have and 

unexplainable warm feeling when they are 

around.  

Keegsquaw thought to herself 

“What the spirit said… that’s how 

I feel when Ashkir is around, or 

even when I think about him.”  

Keegsquaw never exposed her 

feelings for the man because they 

were something she had no idea 

about.

Galilahi left, 

leaving them 

to be alone.  

Ashkir turned 

to Keegsquaw 

and with a 

lowered voice 

said “What the 

spirit said… I 

feel that way 

towards you.  

Keegsquaw 

remained 

silent and just 

smiled.

Galilahi left, leaving them to be 

alone.   Ashkir turned to 

Keegsquaw and with a lowered 

voice said “What the spirit 

said… I feel that way towards 

you."   Keegsquaw remained 

silent and just smiled.

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