m, what he is thaught, one is formed and therefore creates his/her own worldview. So every individual has its own view of the world, even tough many people have a lot of features in common, based on similar cultural and geographical backgrounds.
             By trying to get a more accurate definition of an individual's worldview, it is said, that it "has its roots in the culture – that is, in the society's shared philosophy, values and customs."
             To see how the Indian's philosophy and religious thoughts work and how it differs from the European worldview can be seen very clearly in the following example: "He took up a pinch of dirt, placed it under his tongue, and made a prayer. Keep me close, Mother Earth, hide me, Mother Earth." (1) The Indian feels deeply related to earth and nature. This is because in Indian philosophy, "everythin
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