We Senegalese do this, but with our ancestors. I know about the personality traits of some of my ancestors going back a thousand years. Each family line has a song and it adapts as the generations come and go.
I just watched an elder teach a lady how to read the stars through song line. A walk, the stars shown & then she was left to walk 2.5 km through bush, around hills, trees using 3 stars. It wasn't a perfect path, but she did end up where she was walking to. Absolutely amazing & it's something that should be put down for future generations. We are talking about knowledge passed down in song, dance, stars and geography. This is over 10's of 1000's of years old, not a 1000 or 2000 yrs. It is amazing, stunning, what a legacy, what a outstanding culture. The 1st inventors, to right they are. I had respect for Aboriginal culture, now it's a love for these beautiful people. A treaty should be written into the constitution with the Voice to determine, to let aboriginals determine their own future. It's a absolute tragedy that 1st nations stories are being lost today, especially the Aboriginals, because it's the oldest culture on the planet still here. If your a young aboriginal person you should be & l know they are proud, deliriously proud of your people, your blood, your ancestors. Learn these old ways to connect with your elders and ancestors, one day to survive you will need this knowledge, the whole Planet needs to learn the 1st nations stories. They were & are the most knowledgeable people ever to walk this planet and walk it they did. Live connected to the land, sky, waterways, people & we to can be as intelligent as they were.
Listening to this wonderful talk, we've got to ask ourselves, who is primitive and who is advanced? Those cultures that have been destroying Mother Earth, or those who have been respecting and protecting it for milllennia??
@@rogerroger6049 You should listen to some quantum physics theorists ramble about the ideas they have had and you will hear them using similar language, and things that sound absurd without the right understanding or data. It goes without saying that the aboriginal people who formed this belief didn't have that kind of empirical evidence, but could have induced visions or some kind of uncommon state of perception in the heat, dancing and walking sometimes for extremely long periods of time, as many "spiritual" traditions utilize, or even by using DMT which is known to occur in the acacia trees in AU, though there is no evidence for use there. DMT can allow you to gain knowledge that you have not physically had access to. It sounds crazy, and I hesitate to even mention it, because it is not something I can defend with evidence, only experience. However, if you ever have a chance to try it, your concept of reality gets so much bigger and complex. It is not something you might entertain, and it's not the same kind of system as scientific method, but I thought this would at least be entertaining to share. Thank you for your kind patience.
Colin does such a good job in explaining core elements of Aboriginality. He speaks clearly and succinctly which i an Anglo-Celtic Australian readily engage with and enjoy.
Song Line it's about this great country of Australia none Aboriginal people didn't learn this they need more educated about my ancestors Australia but they never never know never been there never seen that ❤️💛🖤💯
What does this matter?! He has a nice energy...lets not feed in to the dark's desire for devision. I would like to point out, who knows what race any of us have experienced, (or are right now in simultaneous lives)? There shouldn't be ownership of cultures.
I question whether "moving on because we don't destroy anything" was just as much about moving on because hunting would be more efficient where prey species were more numerous and less travelling was needed to reach them, compared to the recently depleted area. If true this would suggest that "not destroying things" was just a happy coincidence rather than the primary motivator for moving on. With small numbers of people and low technology, this would make sense as a primary lifestyle driver. Too much credit is given as "the original environmentalists" (especially in today's woke rewriting of facts) when in reality it was simply that the most efficient way of prioritising themselves, first and foremost, happened by coincidence to benefit their environment at the same time. Had feeding their families more efficiently required greater destruction, they would have prioritised their children just as any other culture does. It was just chance that the hunter-gatherer lifestyle meant that prioritising your own hunting success coincided with moving on when a "cut-off" point, in terms of gain-for-effort, was reached, which was before an area was cleared completely.
this video made me want to watch trash soap operas while listening to nickelback because of how uninteresting and boring this trash is holy christ someone help me deal with the emotional struggles and trauma this video caused for me
Hope every one that sees this has an amazing life ahead of them
Thank you. I am humbled by your words.
@RX Demon
I am going to die in school
@@835nicky🙏 i hear you ☝️ you’re going to be okay ❤️
We all know why we are here.
School
Same brother
hehehe
True!
So true and idk what to do with that haha
Yep
School sucks sometimes, but this, this is what makes me like it.
IT ALWAYS SUCKS IDIOT
@@Luke-uj7jm yup
true
We Senegalese do this, but with our ancestors. I know about the personality traits of some of my ancestors going back a thousand years. Each family line has a song and it adapts as the generations come and go.
thats awesome
I am so profoundly moved by this video!
I just watched an elder teach a lady how to read the stars through song line. A walk, the stars shown & then she was left to walk 2.5 km through bush, around hills, trees using 3 stars. It wasn't a perfect path, but she did end up where she was walking to. Absolutely amazing & it's something that should be put down for future generations. We are talking about knowledge passed down in song, dance, stars and geography. This is over 10's of 1000's of years old, not a 1000 or 2000 yrs. It is amazing, stunning, what a legacy, what a outstanding culture. The 1st inventors, to right they are. I had respect for Aboriginal culture, now it's a love for these beautiful people. A treaty should be written into the constitution with the Voice to determine, to let aboriginals determine their own future. It's a absolute tragedy that 1st nations stories are being lost today, especially the Aboriginals, because it's the oldest culture on the planet still here. If your a young aboriginal person you should be & l know they are proud, deliriously proud of your people, your blood, your ancestors. Learn these old ways to connect with your elders and ancestors, one day to survive you will need this knowledge, the whole Planet needs to learn the 1st nations stories. They were & are the most knowledgeable people ever to walk this planet and walk it they did. Live connected to the land, sky, waterways, people & we to can be as intelligent as they were.
Great explanation there. Makes it all sound simple on a basic level of understanding.
There is also a metaphysical connection that one can feel.
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Listening to this wonderful talk, we've got to ask ourselves, who is primitive and who is advanced? Those cultures that have been destroying Mother Earth, or those who have been respecting and protecting it for milllennia??
I think you know the answer, we only continue to get worse because we want this, want that when what we need is right Infront of us.
Thank you. See also "Stone People, Songlines, and the Fabric of Consciousness - a Hike with Millennium"
"Fabric of Consciousness"...more likely to be a fabrication of consciousness.
@@rogerroger6049 You should listen to some quantum physics theorists ramble about the ideas they have had and you will hear them using similar language, and things that sound absurd without the right understanding or data. It goes without saying that the aboriginal people who formed this belief didn't have that kind of empirical evidence, but could have induced visions or some kind of uncommon state of perception in the heat, dancing and walking sometimes for extremely long periods of time, as many "spiritual" traditions utilize, or even by using DMT which is known to occur in the acacia trees in AU, though there is no evidence for use there. DMT can allow you to gain knowledge that you have not physically had access to. It sounds crazy, and I hesitate to even mention it, because it is not something I can defend with evidence, only experience. However, if you ever have a chance to try it, your concept of reality gets so much bigger and complex. It is not something you might entertain, and it's not the same kind of system as scientific method, but I thought this would at least be entertaining to share. Thank you for your kind patience.
The eternal uncreated time that sustains the potential of the past, of the now, and of the future. May these peoples be blessed once again...
om mani padme hum
Tue
Colin does such a good job in explaining core elements of Aboriginality. He speaks clearly and succinctly which i an Anglo-Celtic Australian readily engage with and enjoy.
I am Montagnard indigenous I love aboriginal artist beautiful,they are the first people thanks for the video I learn some knowledge from them.
Can you share some knowledge? That is so great you were able to learn from them.
I hope your ok and the other people too
I know there is a amazing 🤩 Life ahead
Omg bouleau les walibies 😱❤️🔥🥵
Who’s here for homeschool😔
I had to watch this for school
Did your teacher explain to you that this is not an Aboriginal only a distant relative
Song Line it's about this great country of Australia none Aboriginal people didn't learn this they need more educated about my ancestors Australia but they never never know never been there never seen that ❤️💛🖤💯
I like it
Hey 7.6🤪
Actually it’s 7.2
Bahaha nah fam it’s 7.3
@mad ferret why
uh oka
School?
Sadness is Colin explaining this and not a native... When this changes ... The whole thing changes
Yes he is.... he from Kalkadoon and Nunukl nations
What does this matter?! He has a nice energy...lets not feed in to the dark's desire for devision.
I would like to point out, who knows what race any of us have experienced, (or are right now in simultaneous lives)? There shouldn't be ownership of cultures.
Hi 3s
Aboriginal song line is like a leyline
Hi 7.3
Hiiiiiiiiii
you are
Kool story needs more dragons
Cow Vibing umm u should accept the traditional land owners as they are
Dragons is a viking thing. I think you're meaning the blue tongue lizards?
after listening to vocal oli podacast, i came here
😂
Shut up
kawaii
CAPS LOCK
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RREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
I question whether "moving on because we don't destroy anything" was just as much about moving on because hunting would be more efficient where prey species were more numerous and less travelling was needed to reach them, compared to the recently depleted area.
If true this would suggest that "not destroying things" was just a happy coincidence rather than the primary motivator for moving on.
With small numbers of people and low technology, this would make sense as a primary lifestyle driver.
Too much credit is given as "the original environmentalists" (especially in today's woke rewriting of facts) when in reality it was simply that the most efficient way of prioritising themselves, first and foremost, happened by coincidence to benefit their environment at the same time.
Had feeding their families more efficiently required greater destruction, they would have prioritised their children just as any other culture does.
It was just chance that the hunter-gatherer lifestyle meant that prioritising your own hunting success coincided with moving on when a "cut-off" point, in terms of gain-for-effort, was reached, which was before an area was cleared completely.
Jungs englischarbeit unso
I don't agree with what he's saying... Songlines where used to go a long distance not in their own area ....
wHoS hErE bEcAuSe Of ScHoOl
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@@jedberben3544 what an epic gamer you are for admitting this lol
EPIK
Who is here for school
Midnight Raider me too brother
SHUT
@@michael.pintabona5949 no u
Where I come from blackfellas are black
We all know why we are here....
School!
L ya :(
this video made me want to watch trash soap operas while listening to nickelback because of how uninteresting and boring this trash is holy christ someone help me deal with the emotional struggles and trauma this video caused for me
The funny thing is you just described yourself.
Yay 10th dislike
This is so boring
Nuran Nazzal nah you just looked in the mirror buddy
Ikr
@@adamhitsz423 imagine piggybacking on someone else’s comment to prove a point so in turn you looked in the mirror.
@@LiminalOutlaw2.0 bad comment
@@michael.pintabona5949 shut up you literal garbage can