PPT-Aboriginal Rituals Smudging

Smudging It is a holy act Sacred herbs are burned in a shell or earthen bowl and then the smoke is brushed or washed over the eyes mouth ears hands heart and whole being of each participant. BY TRUPTI DEVARKONDA AND ALEXANDRA RIVETT. Lesson. Plan. 1. Geography. Syllabus. 2. Geographical . Perspective. 3. Aboriginal Perspective. 4. Activity. 5. Summary . 6. Other. syllabus connections. Note: . Aboriginal . peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples are warned that the example resources may contain images and names of deceased persons. .. Country and Place: . ‘Country’ is a space that individuals or groups of Aboriginal peoples occupy and regard as their own. . Meant to bring about harm. Ex: The Fore (from Ch. 1). Cause of . Kuru. – Sorcery ritual.. Steal something of the victim. ’. s, mix with leaves/bark/stones, bind into a package. Recite a harmful spell, bury into the cold, muddy ground. Victim then develops uncontrollable shaking of . Lee Willis. Aboriginal Social . & Emotional Wellbeing Worker. Alex Carr, Emma Nolan, Jesseka Flakelar . Aboriginal Trainees. Neami National Dubbo . Neami National. Our vision. Full citizenship for all people living with a mental illness in Australian society. The enactment and performance of culture. Carey’s Definition. Communication is a symbolic process whereby reality is produced, maintained, repaired, and transformed. (Carey, . p. . 8). Your goal. Your goal. SMUDGING WHAT IS SMUDGING? Smudging is the moving of smoke from various sacred herbs through a space, your personalenergy field (or that of another being) or around objects such as crystals, stones or DOT PAINTING . Art Around the World . Australian . Aborigines. Aborigines have lived in Australia for thousands of years. They are the natives of Australia, just like Native Americans are the natives of the U.S. . ALAC Members. Vision. Serving members by supporting effective leadership in Aboriginal education through . representation, advocacy. , and Aboriginal leadership . development. .. Preamble. To focus on supporting Aboriginal leaders and increasing the . Introduction. The Aborigines of Australia are a relatively well-known culture. They are one of the oldest cultures that are still in existence today. Of the estimated 300,000 Aborigines once living in the Australian bush, there are only 76,000 part-Aborigines, and 45,000 full blooded Aborigines today.. . My map. What life was like for . Wurundjeri/Kulin . nation people before the European settlers arrived . Life for wurundjeri/Kulin people was very different before the European settlers arrived.. VCAA webinar. Julie Reid and Fay Stewart-Muir. Paralysis of Integrity. Where you want to do something because it is the right thing to do, but you don’t do it because you fear that you . might cause . Mary . Spagnola. , PhD; Barbara . Fieses. , PhD. Family Routines and Rituals. Routines and rituals provide predictable structure that guides behavior and emotional structure that supports early development.. What one may view as strange, may be very meaningful in another culture.. While some rituals can involve something as simple as a silent, individual prayer, others—especially those involving a larger group—can be extremely painful and violent. Here are some of the most unusual rituals from all over the world. Never ridicule rituals or beliefs from other cultures – keep in mind that some of our rituals and/or beliefs may seem just as strange or unusual to people from other cultures.. myths and ritualsAubrey TiganRiji2009carved pearl shell and red ochre National Gallery of Australia CanberraAboriginal people associate the iridescent lustre of pearl shells with the shimmering quali