Only Aboriginal history talks about the land, the animals, the sky and nature in general. All respect for the earthmother has been lost in modern day Australia. I am so glad that there are still stories to be heard. 5 stars.
It's the most ancient culture that still exists, and it's being killed off. We do not give it too much status and praise, we give it FAR too little. They lived here for at least 60,000 years and white Australians have only been here for approx 250 and we are destroying the land already. This is just one of many many Dreamtime stories.
We have an almost similar myth in Norway, about the Goldcrest (Regulus Regulus), which we name "Kingbird". The yellow spot on his head is supposed to be his crown, which he gained after winning the flying contest by hitch- hiking with the Eagle. The morale in our story is different from the Aboriginal one, though, with the little bird winning due to his clever idea.
It is one of tens of thousands of stories, and this one is the same as Icarus except possibly 20,000 years earlier. As most mythologies it both explains something about not only what (blue wren lives in small bush and not tree) but gives an explanation for why. At the same time, always in parallel, there is some ethical concept and in this case it is similar to Icarus - firstly the idea of ambition healthy to begin but when taken too extreme leading to corruption. Secondly, idea of cheating leading to self limitation - the blue wren cheats for flying at greater height but thus results in the opposite, a life of remaining low. The original story will be more subtle as told by ancestors so we only hear one variant but already still fill with metaphors despite apparent simplicity.
My mother raised my family with the dreamtime story. I'm not sure why as I don't believe I'm of indigenous ancestry but I'm sure glad she did raise me that way!! I hope I have children one day, so I can pass down the same stories!!
Old video upload great capture of the Rainbow-Lorikeet @ the start ,they enjoy eating bottle brush and believe it or not , they get all hypo (or drunk) when eating nectar from the red bottle brush .Never try to grow a plum tree in a back yard around the Blue Mountains. A flock of them will turn up eat every thing in sight and roll around on the ground like drunks laughing out loud @ a bar.Easy to tame though, nice story enjoyed the vid , What are you said the wise owl a bunch of bird brains ;)
Great morals tought here,why care about your neighbour and whatnot,YOU are as precious and can do EVERYTHING,anyone else does,Don`t care about shiny feathers(cars),or how high they can fly(reach a carreer)..YOU are YOU,live life on your own terms.Hope to hear more stories.BTW I am from Norway.
I don’t even see that as related and you give an individualistic viewpoint. Aboriginals generally didn’t seem to have this individualism focus that we have today. They had concept of purposefulness and responsibility to your relations. It is one of tens of thousands of stories, and this one similar to Icarus except possibly 20,000 years earlier. As most mythologies it both explains something about not only what (blue wren lives in small bush and not tree) but gives an explanation for why. At the same time, always in parallel, there is some ethical concept and in this case it is similar to Icarus - firstly the idea of ambition healthy to begin but when taken too extreme leading to corruption. Secondly, idea of cheating leading to self limitation - the blue wren cheats for flying at greater height but thus results in the opposite, a life of remaining low. The story is told each way somewhat in variation between ancestors so we only hear one variant here but already still fill with metaphors despite apparent simplicity.
Thanks, I thought your video was FABULOUS! I'm looking for age-appropriate resources for my Pre-primary students based in metro Perth area for NAIDOC, Excellent. relevant, understandable, good mix of English-Australian and Aboriginal dialect. Thanks tushington1000 ... haters gotta hate, but I'm lovin' your stuff!
#RaukkanNgarrindjeri #MissTheMish #Rankine 5259 for life Uncle Jimmy !!! listen to this all the time !! And spin this story to my Son 💯,, hope you , Gamps, Dad and the re😊st of the mob are kicking back deadly ways !!! ,, Ngl we all need you fullas up that way more than ever these days nothing has been the same since you all got on the nop I know yaz all are watching us down ere lost and away from our blood I pray all of You mob give us the power and guidance that we need to all Reconnect as one down here ,, I think about my brothers and sisters too Much, life ain’t like mish life res assured it’s all one love just the distance in between us Rankine mob hurts the Miwi fr ,,
In Ireland also they sing the wren the wren the king of all birds st Stephens day got caught in the furze on Stephens day young boys would hunt them and look for reward no the wren boys as they are called come into pubs on st Stephens day an play music for money
The bird hides in a bush for safety and nesting (science) the story much older tha science says that the blue wern hides in a bush so that the other birds won't tease him anymore
Actually they once did. And the emu had his wings broken/chopped off by the boomerang. The emu was once the highest in creation. The mother of creation- so to speak. She was also rainbow colours . After she lost her wings (power and Spirit light) she went dull in colour and remained grounded. It it the fall of man story. In addition it was her movement of light and matter when she flew that created the waves and spiral of colours in the sky - this is what is called the RAINBOW serpent. There are many versions of the story of how emu lost her wings.
1 its not the oldest culture on earth humans came from Africa so African hunter gather couture is older 2 just surviving is not an achievement inventing nothing but a stick is not inspiring for kids .there are a lot of very impressive ancient cultures to learn from that are ignored in Australia .we have a become a small narrow minded country
Tim Oshea We had already become narrow minded country in our history for not acknowledging the Aboriginal own rights! Coming from someone who has no Aboriginal heritage I feel narrow minded that I know more about Japanese culture when I'm not even Japanese, and I don't know much about the first people of my country as I would like. The white settlers have already destroyed most of the Aboriginals Culture. If they stop telling their stories all is lost. The to destroying culture is forgetting it even existed. Again, how is it unhealthy?
Tim Oshea Actually the Africa theory has been found untrue, in 1968 when Mungo woman was found in Lake Mungo sands in NSW, then again in 1974 when Mungo man was discovered, they were dated at 50,000+ years old. These are the oldest human remains ever found on this earth. So it looks like we all came from here mate. The pyramids of giza are only around 7,000 years old, Stone Henge is about 5,000 Y/O and yet we have Australian Aboriginal artifacts found here that are much much older, tens of thousands of years older. Research it.
The contrast is rather striking when you see the bird being punished for using its brain to get ahead. The exact same thing our societies like to use, destroying the environment to produce and get ahead. 🥲
Only Aboriginal history talks about the land, the animals, the sky and nature in general. All respect for the earthmother has been lost in modern day Australia.
I am so glad that there are still stories to be heard. 5 stars.
10 years on. And I agree.
Still relevant for today 2021 and onwards...
This was a beautiful story! I enjoyed listening you.
It's the most ancient culture that still exists, and it's being killed off. We do not give it too much status and praise, we give it FAR too little. They lived here for at least 60,000 years and white Australians have only been here for approx 250 and we are destroying the land already. This is just one of many many Dreamtime stories.
Baker I know but sadly I can’t find the story of the first dragon fly
We have an almost similar myth in Norway, about the Goldcrest (Regulus Regulus), which we name "Kingbird". The yellow spot on his head is supposed to be his crown, which he gained after winning the flying contest by hitch- hiking with the Eagle. The morale in our story is different from the Aboriginal one, though, with the little bird winning due to his clever idea.
It is one of tens of thousands of stories, and this one is the same as Icarus except possibly 20,000 years earlier. As most mythologies it both explains something about not only what (blue wren lives in small bush and not tree) but gives an explanation for why. At the same time, always in parallel, there is some ethical concept and in this case it is similar to Icarus - firstly the idea of ambition healthy to begin but when taken too extreme leading to corruption. Secondly, idea of cheating leading to self limitation - the blue wren cheats for flying at greater height but thus results in the opposite, a life of remaining low. The original story will be more subtle as told by ancestors so we only hear one variant but already still fill with metaphors despite apparent simplicity.
That was adorable and amazing. Came here because I know literally nothing about the Aboriginal cultures.
My mother raised my family with the dreamtime story.
I'm not sure why as I don't believe I'm of indigenous ancestry but I'm sure glad she did raise me that way!!
I hope I have children one day, so I can pass down the same stories!!
Old video upload great capture of the Rainbow-Lorikeet @ the start ,they enjoy eating bottle brush and believe it or not , they get all hypo (or drunk) when eating nectar from the red bottle brush .Never try to grow a plum tree in a back yard around the Blue Mountains. A flock of them will turn up eat every thing in sight and roll around on the ground like drunks laughing out loud @ a bar.Easy to tame though, nice story enjoyed the vid , What are you said the wise owl a bunch of bird brains ;)
Who knows about the two fire stick spirits Dreamtime story? I want the video to watch again..
Waatji Pulyari definitely played a trick on me! 🦉
Great morals tought here,why care about your neighbour and whatnot,YOU are as precious and can do EVERYTHING,anyone else does,Don`t care about shiny feathers(cars),or how high they can fly(reach a carreer)..YOU are YOU,live life on your own terms.Hope to hear more stories.BTW I am from Norway.
I don’t even see that as related and you give an individualistic viewpoint. Aboriginals generally didn’t seem to have this individualism focus that we have today. They had concept of purposefulness and responsibility to your relations. It is one of tens of thousands of stories, and this one similar to Icarus except possibly 20,000 years earlier. As most mythologies it both explains something about not only what (blue wren lives in small bush and not tree) but gives an explanation for why. At the same time, always in parallel, there is some ethical concept and in this case it is similar to Icarus - firstly the idea of ambition healthy to begin but when taken too extreme leading to corruption. Secondly, idea of cheating leading to self limitation - the blue wren cheats for flying at greater height but thus results in the opposite, a life of remaining low. The story is told each way somewhat in variation between ancestors so we only hear one variant here but already still fill with metaphors despite apparent simplicity.
R.I.P my beautiful uncle ,,
And the Eagle said "That's not a knife, this is a knife".
Seems mostly peaceful with a few bumps
that was pure QUALITY ! Thank you !! :)
Im Australian and want to know about the aboriginal culture since they were here before me, also I love the culture
Me 2
Beautiful! Thank you
This would continue on and on for years through ancestors even when the world is ending
Excellent dreamtime story! Thank you :-)
Thanks, I thought your video was FABULOUS! I'm looking for age-appropriate resources for my Pre-primary students based in metro Perth area for NAIDOC, Excellent. relevant, understandable, good mix of English-Australian and Aboriginal dialect. Thanks tushington1000 ... haters gotta hate, but I'm lovin' your stuff!
Thanks for sharing this with us
Did you get ? Like to take to my grandkids
thank you, this is great!
RedSpiralHand thanks
#RaukkanNgarrindjeri
#MissTheMish
#Rankine 5259 for life
Uncle Jimmy !!! listen to this all the time !! And spin this story to my
Son 💯,,
hope you , Gamps, Dad and the re😊st of the mob are kicking back deadly ways !!! ,,
Ngl we all need you fullas up that way more than ever these days nothing has been the same since you all got on the nop I know yaz all are watching us down ere lost and away from our blood I pray all of
You mob give us the power and guidance that we need to all
Reconnect as one down here ,, I think about my brothers and sisters too
Much, life ain’t like mish life res assured it’s all one love just the distance in between us Rankine mob hurts the Miwi fr ,,
A wonderful bird story..I love them..better than the bullshit we are expected to believe these days :-) From our "POLLYS"
Excellent! 5 stars :-)
i enjoyed that story, you should have had the digeridoo music playin in the back ground ;)
I hope your still alive
This needs more
Beautiful!💖
Very nicely done video!!
In Ireland also they sing the wren the wren the king of all birds st Stephens day got caught in the furze on Stephens day young boys would hunt them and look for reward no the wren boys as they are called come into pubs on st Stephens day an play music for money
amazing as always =]
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The Magpie started it, Shut up magpies.
wait so are u from australia or something or live there ?
Is there a written narration for this story that I can access for my students?
I dont know
I like very much this fantastic video
Owls can't roll their eyes.
They also can't talk
Excellent.
Thank you so much for everything
Wow 8 years ago!
love it. so fantastical
Cool story! But do pictures really resemble the traditional way that oral stories were simultaneously drawn on the ground? Just curious.
Heather Daniels haha no, it’s more modern here!
Earthmother🌌
Yes, I'm white Australian. Was raised in the land of the Latji Latji people.
Now living in Melbourne, formally the land of the Wurundjeri people.
Noob Blaster I'm aboriginal as well. what Is your favorite dream time story?
Beautiful done!
Wow! 12 years ago!!
Wow! 2 years ago😊
It never mentions emus, nothing ever indicates that they are part of the story.
To be honest, I'm on Waati Pulyeri's side.
Used his brain.
2020 anyone?
animation go brrrrrr
@5tonyvvvv
Doesnt tht mean u think its boring??
Amazing
I like this
Well told
I don´t understand the end because I am not good in English :)
Can anybody help me?
The bird hides in a bush for safety and nesting (science) the story much older tha science says that the blue wern hides in a bush so that the other birds won't tease him anymore
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I heard the rainbow serpent got drunk and beat his wife, any truth to that?
well it is a snake mate i dont doubt it but apparently it was a good snake which is kinda hard to believe.
My friend is a aboriginal
Omg same!!!!
The Aborigines have got it right.
thx
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cool thancyou
Too deadly 😎
Uuummmmm
Emus can't fly
Actually they once did.
And the emu had his wings broken/chopped off by the boomerang. The emu was once the highest in creation.
The mother of creation- so to speak. She was also rainbow colours . After she lost her wings (power and Spirit light) she went dull in colour and remained grounded.
It it the fall of man story.
In addition it was her movement of light and matter when she flew that created the waves and spiral of colours in the sky - this is what is called the RAINBOW serpent.
There are many versions of the story of how emu lost her wings.
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i dont like this
kids are told too many dream time storys its not good very unhealthy and a waste of time
Tim Oshea
So you don't think they should be exposed to the oldest culture on earth and hear their stories?
Tim Oshea How is it unhealthy?
1 its not the oldest culture on earth humans came from Africa so African hunter gather couture is older 2 just surviving is not an achievement inventing nothing but a stick is not inspiring for kids .there are a lot of very impressive ancient cultures to learn from that are ignored in Australia .we have a become a small narrow minded country
Tim Oshea We had already become narrow minded country in our history for not acknowledging the Aboriginal own rights!
Coming from someone who has no Aboriginal heritage I feel narrow minded that I know more about Japanese culture when I'm not even Japanese, and I don't know much about the first people of my country as I would like.
The white settlers have already destroyed most of the Aboriginals Culture. If they stop telling their stories all is lost. The to destroying culture is forgetting it even existed.
Again, how is it unhealthy?
Tim Oshea Actually the Africa theory has been found untrue, in 1968 when Mungo woman was found in Lake Mungo sands in NSW, then again in 1974 when Mungo man was discovered, they were dated at 50,000+ years old. These are the oldest human remains ever found on this earth. So it looks like we all came from here mate. The pyramids of giza are only around 7,000 years old, Stone Henge is about 5,000 Y/O and yet we have Australian Aboriginal artifacts found here that are much much older, tens of thousands of years older. Research it.
The contrast is rather striking when you see the bird being punished for using its brain to get ahead. The exact same thing our societies like to use, destroying the environment to produce and get ahead. 🥲