““The Eastern and Western Cherokees live thousands of miles from each other. Yet, many ties remain, through family, friends, and a shared culture. In the beginning, for both, there were Kana'ti and Selu, from whom the Cherokees learned the importance of balance and harmony. They also developed an ability to adapt and change as was needed. Maintaining their culture while absorbing many features of the modern world, the Principal People have created a perfect harmony between their thousand-year-old past and their diverse present.””
