A creation story from the Iroquois people is known as The World on a Turtle's Back. The biblical view of creation is connected to this worldview. Both depict a woman who wants to eat the forbidden fruit. As soon as they consume this forbidden fruit, good and evil are born.
What does the turtle symbolize in the world on the turtle's back?
The origin myth "The World on the Turtle's Back" which describes the relationships toward all living things, is used by the Iroquois, like most Native American tribes, to emphasize the significance of living in peace with nature.
What is the moral of the story the world on the turtle's back?
This story's message teaches us to never give up on our goals and to always have an open heart toward animals, which were to our ancestors what humans were to humans.
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