Ainia's D'ni Journal - All Things Uru

Living in New Mexico myself for more than 30years now, I’ve felt particularly driven to ferretout such details. It’s very much as if all of thisis regarding friends or family I’ve only recentlylost touch with and am trying to relocate. It’skind of hard to describe my sense of intimacywith the events of the D’ni and my sense ofhome with the desert lands here.Also, since the beginning, I’ve had a privatetheory that it can’t be an accident that thenames D’ni and Dineh are so similar. Thatthere must be an ancient relationship betweenthe Navajo and the D’ni. And so I’ve beenresearching the possibility that this is indeed so.* * * *I’ve always found Tomahna to be a bit of apuzzle. On the one hand, Yeesha said that thecleft is located in Tomahna (during her speech—2—