
Living Lore
Reflections to guide modern lives back into alignment with ancient Law, land, and stars.
My lifelong training began at age four while swimming in Nulla Nulla Creek. I became aware of my existence and the world around me.
I looked up at a clear blue sky and instinctively said, “It is Dreamtime.” The word ‘Dreamtime’ was floating around me, and I heard it.
Nulla Nulla Creek is my second birth water. A bird is born twice. First as an egg, then as a chick. A totemic species enters a person’s life at conception.

To Grow Up
Initiation begins at puberty and continues through a person’s life to advanced stages and age, with men and women of high degree being initiated by the great creative ancestors themselves.
Some ceremonies and rituals were dangerous, and it is known that people have died during the activities undertaken to achieve their goals.
The teaching begins with the Mother; she instructs her children on bush food. By the time babies reached toddlerhood, they were feeding themselves. Mothers breastfed on demand until three years old.
Boys were encouraged to be independent from a young age and often camped away from the women and young children. Elderly Married couples camped nearby.
Several huge fires would surround the camp. Someone would keep watch through the night. Nothing dangerous exists in the Australian bush; only things of a spiritual nature were the intrusion in camp life.

Gatherings
Guided circles and teachings share Githabul Ngrakabul Lore with deep respect, linking sky stories, Earth energies, and ancestral Law. Sessions offer song, story, and quiet reflection to support healing, belonging, and the return of human spirit.
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Practices for Remembering the Ancients
Explore simple daily practices, prayers, and meditations that attune your body to Country, your heart to the ancestors, and your mind to the vast dreaming of the cosmos.

Aborigines Last Days
For decades, indigenous elders worldwide have expressed deep concern about the state of the lands, and the Global extinction of life has begun to make inroads into the natural world, and extreme weather conditions have impacted the animals’ and plants’ internal thermostats wired to regulate their own temperature.
This threshold has superseded regular tolerance levels, breaking records everywhere. Animals and plants will begin to die off.
More livestock live on Earth than wildlife species. Humans eat meat and vegetables. Countries’ food stockpiles will not sustain 8 billion people for long when life begins to die out.
