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How has life changed for you? Oh, life has changed drastically. I have started participating in a ceremonial dance group, the Aztec Mexica dance group for the last few years now. And that has opened a lot of doors with the native and indigenous communities here in Kern County and all around California as well. So I've been ah You know, living living the Red Road, walking the Red Road, as as we like to say now, living as our ancestors did, or trying our best to keep those teachings, that knowledge, and our traditional ways of life. ah So that's something that has drastically changed since our last interview. So you're reconnecting with your ancestors, correct? Yes, that is correct. And you're tapping into the religious theology, and the ceremonies, and the dance, and the music, and the ways of knowledge, and the ways of connecting to the cosmic universe. Exactly, yeah. And and language as well. It's something that we think are traditional languages, yes. so what're So what we're talking about here are the people who who spoke, according to anthropologists, they call this the Nahua, correct?