Changing Woman, or Asdzáán Nádleehi, is one of the most beloved figures in Navajo tradition, a Holy Person whose very being embodies the rhythm of transformation. She is the renewal of the land, the shifting of the seasons, and the quiet strength of the Motherline that has carried families and culture through time. Her stories move between worlds, origin, ceremony, creation, and each one shows another way that life can age, return to youth, and begin again.