BBC travelller Simon Reeve spend some time with Aboriginals in Australia and shares some disturbing statistics. Fascinating clip from BBC show 'Topic of Capricorn'.

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Here is a sample of the traditional music of the native people of Australia, the so-called Aboriginals (actually several peoples, each with its own language), who possess a most original and beautiful culture and are the heirs of the most ancient wisdom of the world. Enjoy this masterpiece of aboriginal folk music and the fascinating sound of the didgeridoo (the traditional aboriginal wooden "drone pipe")! This song was composed, and is performed and sung by Richard Walley, one of the greatest and most famous Australian Aboriginal composers and musicians.

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This documentary is from the series, The Sharing Circle, on APTN. Click here: Part 2 of 4: www.youtube.com Part 3 of 4: www.youtube.com Part 4 of 4: www.youtube.com

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Tiddalick the Frog is an Aboriginal Dreamtime Story from the Murray River Region ofNew South Wales, Australia. Aboriginals believe in two forms of time; two parallel streams of activity. One is the daily objective activity, the other is an infinite spiritual cycle called the "dreamtime", more real than reality itself. Whatever happens in the dreamtime establishes the values, symbols, and laws of Aboriginal society. It was believed that some people of unusual spiritual powers had contact with the dreamtime. "Dreaming" is also often used to refer to an individual's or group's set of beliefs or spirituality. For instance, an Indigenous Australian might say that they have Kangaroo Dreaming, or Shark Dreaming, or Honey Ant Dreaming, or any combination of Dreamings pertinent to their "country". However, many Indigenous Australians also refer to the creation time as "The Dreaming". The Dreamtime laid down the patterns of life for the Aboriginal people. "The Dreaming" was the time of creation. Dreaming stories vary throughout Australia, and there are different versions on the same theme. For example, the story of how the birds got their colours is different in New South Wales and in Western Australia. Stories cover many themes and topics, as there are stories about creation of sacred places, land, people, animals and plants, law and custom. It is a complex network of knowledge, faith, and practices that derive from stories of creation, and which pervades and informs all spiritual <b>...</b>

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A gorgeous creation story by the Australian Aboriginals from the Big Myth collection. See all 25 of creation stories from different parts of the world in English, German and Dutch on www.bigmyth.com.

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The lure of uranium has proved irresistible to successive Australian governments and Australia's Environment Minister has dismissed the Mirrar people's objections to the Jabiluka mine. This lucrative project could sever the Mirrar people's spiritual links with the earth and the sights of sacred significance throughout the valley. "I was born in the bush" Yvonne Margarula tells us, "sleeping on the ground with the fire". Twice Academy Award nominated director, David Bradbury, explores the effects of this cultural devastation on the lives of a people and a land inextricably joined. Rare archive footage shows how Yvonne's father and his people were bullied into giving their legal consent to a lease over Jabiluka. The traditional landowners were encouraged to consider not just their own wishes but that of Australian progress as a whole. But they thought they were negotiating for a land claim, not another uranium mine. Yvonne's father Toby was weakened by stress and spent most of the fateful meeting lying down. His sigh "I'm tired now, I can't fight any more" was taken as all the consent needed for the mine to go ahead. He received a silver plated pen for his trouble.Today, Yvonne continues his struggle. The issue of land rights is clearer to her: "We know we own the country." But the question remains, what are land rights worth when the Mirrar people are powerless to stop the destruction of cultural tradition? They have gained little from the development of their country <b>...</b>

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What do urban Aboriginal school kids need most?

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The Agenda examines whether Aboriginal Canadians can better improve their lives by participating in Canadian politics or avoiding it.

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A video from my early band Jazz Poets Society.

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The Rainbow Serpent is an Aboriginal Dreamtime Story from the Western Region ofNew South Wales, Australia. Aboriginals believe in two forms of time; two parallel streams of activity. One is the daily objective activity, the other is an infinite spiritual cycle called the "dreamtime", more real than reality itself. Whatever happens in the dreamtime establishes the values, symbols, and laws of Aboriginal society. It was believed that some people of unusual spiritual powers had contact with the dreamtime. "Dreaming" is also often used to refer to an individual's or group's set of beliefs or spirituality. For instance, an Indigenous Australian might say that they have Kangaroo Dreaming, or Shark Dreaming, or Honey Ant Dreaming, or any combination of Dreamings pertinent to their "country". However, many Indigenous Australians also refer to the creation time as "The Dreaming". The Dreamtime laid down the patterns of life for the Aboriginal people. "The Dreaming" was the time of creation. Dreaming stories vary throughout Australia, and there are different versions on the same theme. For example, the story of how the birds got their colours is different in New South Wales and in Western Australia. Stories cover many themes and topics, as there are stories about creation of sacred places, land, people, animals and plants, law and custom. It is a complex network of knowledge, faith, and practices that derive from stories of creation, and which pervades and informs all spiritual and <b>...</b>

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Islam In Australia (SBS DOCUMENTRY)

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This video was created for a Poverty in Canada class. Please check it out. See below for references, credits and thank you's! REFERENCES Ahluwalia, R. (2000) CBC Archives-The National. Death on Tap: The Poisoning of Walkerton. archives.cbc.ca Anderson, J., (2003). Aboriginal Children in Poverty in Urban Communities: Social exclusion and the growing racialization of poverty in Canada. Canadian Council on Social Development -- www.ccsd.ca Assembly of First Nations www.afn.ca British Columbia All Chiefs Task Force Fact Sheet. (2010) ww.fns.bc.ca Building a Resilient Ontario: From Poverty Reduction to Economic Opportunity (2010) www.25in5.ca 25in5.ca Child Report Card (2007) www.pialberta.org Chokie, M & Partridge, MD (2008) Low-income dynamics in Canada communities: a place-based approach. 39(2), 313-340 Ford, JD, Berrang-Ford, L., King, M. & Furgal, C. (2010) Vulnerability of Aboriginal health systems in Canada to climate change. Global Environmental Change. 20(4), 668-680 Grayson, J. (2008) Canadian Aboriginal Reserves in Crisis. Long Term Solutions are needed to stop the Cycle of Poverty. www.suite 101com Health Canada, Health Sectorial Session Background Paper, October 2004 -- Ontario Native Literacy Coalition. www.onlc.ca Public Service Alliance of Canada -- Making Aboriginal Poverty History 2008 psac.com psac.com Public Service Alliance of Canada 2008 psac.com Make Poverty History Canada (2010) www.makepovertyhistory.ca Stats Canada www41statscan.gc.ca Stats Canada <b>...</b>

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APTN report on Lawrence Cannon's assistant insulting remarking towards Aboriginal people.

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Large numbers of northern Inuit women are part of the sex trade in southern Canada as they flee high rates of sexual abuse in Northern Communities.

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The Little Blacksnake is an Aboriginal Dreamtime Story of the Wirrajuri Tribe from the Western Plains inNew South Wales, Australia. Aboriginals believe in two forms of time; two parallel streams of activity. One is the daily objective activity, the other is an infinite spiritual cycle called the "dreamtime", more real than reality itself. Whatever happens in the dreamtime establishes the values, symbols, and laws of Aboriginal society. It was believed that some people of unusual spiritual powers had contact with the dreamtime. "Dreaming" is also often used to refer to an individual's or group's set of beliefs or spirituality. For instance, an Indigenous Australian might say that they have Kangaroo Dreaming, or Shark Dreaming, or Honey Ant Dreaming, or any combination of Dreamings pertinent to their "country". However, many Indigenous Australians also refer to the creation time as "The Dreaming". The Dreamtime laid down the patterns of life for the Aboriginal people. "The Dreaming" was the time of creation. Dreaming stories vary throughout Australia, and there are different versions on the same theme. For example, the story of how the birds got their colours is different in New South Wales and in Western Australia. Stories cover many themes and topics, as there are stories about creation of sacred places, land, people, animals and plants, law and custom. It is a complex network of knowledge, faith, and practices that derive from stories of creation, and which pervades and <b>...</b>

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The Special Platypus is an Aboriginal Dreamtime Story of the Monaro & Yorta Yorta Tribes fromNew South Wales, Australia. Aboriginals believe in two forms of time; two parallel streams of activity. One is the daily objective activity, the other is an infinite spiritual cycle called the "dreamtime", more real than reality itself. Whatever happens in the dreamtime establishes the values, symbols, and laws of Aboriginal society. It was believed that some people of unusual spiritual powers had contact with the dreamtime. "Dreaming" is also often used to refer to an individual's or group's set of beliefs or spirituality. For instance, an Indigenous Australian might say that they have Kangaroo Dreaming, or Shark Dreaming, or Honey Ant Dreaming, or any combination of Dreamings pertinent to their "country". However, many Indigenous Australians also refer to the creation time as "The Dreaming". The Dreamtime laid down the patterns of life for the Aboriginal people. "The Dreaming" was the time of creation. Dreaming stories vary throughout Australia, and there are different versions on the same theme. For example, the story of how the birds got their colours is different in New South Wales and in Western Australia. Stories cover many themes and topics, as there are stories about creation of sacred places, land, people, animals and plants, law and custom. It is a complex network of knowledge, faith, and practices that derive from stories of creation, and which pervades and informs all <b>...</b>

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At age 30, John Reilly was the youngest Provincial Court Judge ever appointed in Alberta. He presided over courts in Canmore, Banff, and Cochrane, and it was in Cochrane that he had his eyes opened to the inequities faced by aboriginal people in our justice system. Last year, he wrote Bad Medicine: A Judge's Struggle for Justice in a First Nations Community, which chronicles the change in his worldview that came from trying to understand the aboriginal people. In this moving talk, he shares stories of how he came to have a deeper understanding of what real justice is beyond simple punishment and deterrence. In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)

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Aboriginal interpretation of Zorba the Greek. Frank Djirrimbilpilwuy from Milingimbi has been in the Indigenous Media Industry for many years and has been a long-standing member and supporter of the Top End Aboriginal Bush Broadcasting Association, TEABBA Radio. He has worked Independently in Music and Film for many years also. As the man behind the camera and release of the video, Frank is also representing the dance group who call themselves "The Chooky Dancers". Frank has said that he filmed the footage at this years Ramingining Festival on the 30th September 2007 and knew it would be "something special" as soon as he saw the boys rehearsing. "The crowd went wild as you can see in the video, and the classic song Zorba the Greek has now become a hit overnight in the communities and now it seems, everywhere else too" Frank said. In just one week of being released onto "You Tube" by the staff at TEABBA Media Services, the video has received rave reviews been given a 5 star rating and has now been viewed well over 15000 times. "The phones have not stopped ringing at the TEABBA offices, all from people who want to know more about the footage," a TEABBA staff member has said "even the honorable Kon Vatskalis with the Territory Labour party has commented on the video and suggested that they perform at the Greek Glenti next year." The Chooky Dancers are a group of 10 energetic young men who had healthy living in mind when they choreographed the performance. Franks son Lionel <b>...</b>

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Young Yanyuwa "daru" or initiates are slowly walked by a group of men to a place where they will be "smoked", a few days after their circumcision in Borroloola, near the south coast of the Gulf of Carpentaria in the Northern Territory. The initiates have to stand in the smoke of a fire, made with green leaves. Their sisters are present, but are not allowed to look at them, so they cover themselves.

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Aboriginal massacre at Bingara (Kamilaroi/Gamilaraay country) The ugly truth of white settlement & usurping of aboriginal lands in what is now known as Australia. This vid is an excerpt from the film "Island Of Lies" (1991)about Eliza Fraser (Fraser Island). All Copyright belongs to Ronin Films & Gillian Coote (Director). A great documentary & must see for all Australians & internationals. I originally uploaded these excerpts for the traditional owners from the lands the massacres occurred but now also for broader educational purposes due to the important & profoundly truthful content.

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How the Kangaroo got Her Pouch is an Aboriginal Dreamtime Story of the Wirrajuri Tribe from the Western Plains inNew South Wales, Australia. Aboriginals believe in two forms of time; two parallel streams of activity. One is the daily objective activity, the other is an infinite spiritual cycle called the "dreamtime", more real than reality itself. Whatever happens in the dreamtime establishes the values, symbols, and laws of Aboriginal society. It was believed that some people of unusual spiritual powers had contact with the dreamtime. "Dreaming" is also often used to refer to an individual's or group's set of beliefs or spirituality. For instance, an Indigenous Australian might say that they have Kangaroo Dreaming, or Shark Dreaming, or Honey Ant Dreaming, or any combination of Dreamings pertinent to their "country". However, many Indigenous Australians also refer to the creation time as "The Dreaming". The Dreamtime laid down the patterns of life for the Aboriginal people. "The Dreaming" was the time of creation. Dreaming stories vary throughout Australia, and there are different versions on the same theme. For example, the story of how the birds got their colours is different in New South Wales and in Western Australia. Stories cover many themes and topics, as there are stories about creation of sacred places, land, people, animals and plants, law and custom. It is a complex network of knowledge, faith, and practices that derive from stories of creation, and which <b>...</b>

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Nov 14th 2011- Firefighters were showered with applause when they were called to a fire at the site of the Occupy Toronto protest. Fire crews weren't cheered for extinguishing the blaze -- they were applauded for allowing it to burn. Source: www.cp24.com Firefighters took a look at the small fire and spoke to the people responsible for it, and decided not to extinguish it because it's considered a sacred fire and is being tended to by aboriginals around the clock. www.cp24.com Toronto firefighters have launched a website and say they'll go door-to-door in the city to explain to residents why their jobs shouldn't be cut in the upcoming budget exercise. All city departments have been told by Mayor Rob Ford to cut their budgets by 10 per cent as part of a plan to wrestle with a $774 million shortfall — and that includes the fire department. Source: www.cbc.ca Toronto Firefighters you are the 99%- Occupy Canada Stands with you against Mayor Fords proposed Austerity cuts. Toronto Fire Services are fighting back against Mayor Rob Ford's proposed budget cuts on their new site notgravy.com, but the city's budget chief insists there is no money "to shell out." It's a tongue-in-cheek jab at Ford's mayoral campaign to "stop the gravy train" at City Hall. Toronto Professional Fire Fighters' Association are concerned cuts will mean fewer firefighters and trucks on the road, resulting in delayed response times. Ford has mandated 10 per cent cuts across all city departments -- including <b>...</b>

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Part one in a series where we ride to a school in a small mountain town and give out supplies and alcohol to the children.

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Frog and Lyrebird is an Aboriginal Dreamtime Story from the Snowy Mountains inNew South Wales, Australia. Aboriginals believe in two forms of time; two parallel streams of activity. One is the daily objective activity, the other is an infinite spiritual cycle called the "dreamtime", more real than reality itself. Whatever happens in the dreamtime establishes the values, symbols, and laws of Aboriginal society. It was believed that some people of unusual spiritual powers had contact with the dreamtime. "Dreaming" is also often used to refer to an individual's or group's set of beliefs or spirituality. For instance, an Indigenous Australian might say that they have Kangaroo Dreaming, or Shark Dreaming, or Honey Ant Dreaming, or any combination of Dreamings pertinent to their "country". However, many Indigenous Australians also refer to the creation time as "The Dreaming". The Dreamtime laid down the patterns of life for the Aboriginal people. "The Dreaming" was the time of creation. Dreaming stories vary throughout Australia, and there are different versions on the same theme. For example, the story of how the birds got their colours is different in New South Wales and in Western Australia. Stories cover many themes and topics, as there are stories about creation of sacred places, land, people, animals and plants, law and custom. It is a complex network of knowledge, faith, and practices that derive from stories of creation, and which pervades and informs all spiritual and <b>...</b>

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How the birds got their songs is an Aboriginal Dreamtime Story from the Western Region inNew South Wales, Australia. Aboriginals believe in two forms of time; two parallel streams of activity. One is the daily objective activity, the other is an infinite spiritual cycle called the "dreamtime", more real than reality itself. Whatever happens in the dreamtime establishes the values, symbols, and laws of Aboriginal society. It was believed that some people of unusual spiritual powers had contact with the dreamtime. "Dreaming" is also often used to refer to an individual's or group's set of beliefs or spirituality. For instance, an Indigenous Australian might say that they have Kangaroo Dreaming, or Shark Dreaming, or Honey Ant Dreaming, or any combination of Dreamings pertinent to their "country". However, many Indigenous Australians also refer to the creation time as "The Dreaming". The Dreamtime laid down the patterns of life for the Aboriginal people. "The Dreaming" was the time of creation. Dreaming stories vary throughout Australia, and there are different versions on the same theme. For example, the story of how the birds got their colours is different in New South Wales and in Western Australia. Stories cover many themes and topics, as there are stories about creation of sacred places, land, people, animals and plants, law and custom. It is a complex network of knowledge, faith, and practices that derive from stories of creation, and which pervades and informs all <b>...</b>

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Women residents of the Alice Springs town camps speak up against the impending compulsory acquisition of their homes by the Australian government. This is threatened to take place on August 5, using NT Intervention powers and the suspension of the Racial Discrimination Act. The women speak in defence of the Tangentyere council, who represent and provide services to the camps.

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Two demonstrations of traditional Truku tribal music -- xylophone and mouth harp -- at the Leader Village Hotel, Taroko Gorge, Taiwan. Leader Village Hotel No. 231-1 Fu Shih Village, Hsiulin Township, Hualien County Tel: (03) 861-0111 www.leaderhotel.com For articles, photos, and discussions about travelling to Taiwan, visit www.adventurocity.com

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Some Alyawarr Aboriginal women from Central Australia performing ceremony at the opening of the Desert People's Centre at the Desert Knowledge Precinct in Alice Springs on Friday 28th May 2010.

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Canada's aboriginal leaders will meet with PM Stephen Harper for the first time on Tuesday, but will they deal with the real issues at hand or will it just be a historic photo-op? Discussants are:Cindy Blackstock, Rex Lee Jim and Jacqueline Pata.

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Every year, native Australians—aborigines—hold a festival in Sydney to celebrate their unique culture and achievements. NTD's Wilma Reynolds brings us there. The cool Australian winter in July becomes a colorful blend of history, culture and pride when National Aboriginal Islander Day Observance Committee Week begins. This year's NAIDOC Week, as it's more commonly called, kicks off in the Sydney suburb of Woolloomoo with a special smoke ceremony. [Max, Culture Show Performer]: "It's a purification of the land and the people. Get rid of the bad spirits and let the good spirits in." It started as a protest in 1938 -- just before World War Two -- but by 1956, it became a celebration of Aboriginal traditions. One Aboriginal elder says she didn't have a chance to learn much about her own roots. [Janice Kennedy, Elder]: "I was a member of the stolen generation...We weren't allowed to learn our language. Because I remember, when I was a little girl...and my grandma was talking in the lingo we had to go away. So that's why we lost our culture, lost our language." NAIDOC Week has helped Aboriginals be more recognized for their achievements. [Janice Kennedy, Elder]: "I think Aboriginal people are getting more recognized for their work." One cultural performer has even learnt to mix the best of Aboriginal and Western culture. [Max, Culture Show Performer]: "It's the first time I done [line] dancing like that. I do corroboree, I do the corroboree." Wilma Reynolds, NTD News, Sydney.

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Australian Aboriginal's ~ The First Australian. The song "True Blue" is sung by John Williamson.

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Moreton's back on another one of his crazy sniff adventures as he tries to parody the famous Gangsters Paradise. This time he's in HD! Lyrics: www.facebook.com Soundcloud: soundcloud.com Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com MySpace: www.myspace.com Website: www.sleepwalkerproductions.webs.com YouTube Channel 1: www.youtube.com/TheMetal4Life94 YouTube Channel 2: www.youtube.com/TheBladedSword YouTube Channel 3: www.youtube.com/LegendaryPh33r

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Archie Roach and Sara, sing Paul Kellys song about Vincent, a true man, who through the law was able to achieve recognition to the plight of people ignored by the Government of Australia. Even today certain requirements are not being met, where is our Vincent today? Vincent is in the heart and soul of the people and the land, Vincent and whole families could wait, like Mahatma Ghandi, like Vincent real non-violent men in the long run achieve a lot and lasting

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Alice Springs, lying in the middle of Australia is nothing but a big Aboriginal ghetto. Aborigines not having too much capacity an education, rarely have a chance to gain well-paid work. The average day Aborigine is therefore trying to sell souvenirs or just sitting all day, on lawns, benches, without purpose and hope to improve their situation. Here today Aborigines.

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Who are the oldest Peoples/Nation and Earth and Where is the Proof? Dr Ali with The Rise of the Aboriginal Amaru-Khan. This show is dedicated to bringing the facts to dispel the myths. Dr. Ali proposes that Civilization began in the Americas and spread throughout the Earth The Oldest calendar is in America The Oldest Pyramid is in America The oldest People are in America The oldest Archaeological finds of Humans are in America The most advanced Civilizations of the past were American and the Aboriginals who compose it were phenotypically black and are now called African American. www.blogtalkradio.com www.wetheaboriginalpeople.com

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Our study of the Orb Bar Wave process endorses some of the worlds most ancient mythology. Our study provides the evidence that some of the lost knowledge has its roots in actual events. These stories have been handed down through the generations in analogical terminology. The Serpent Cults of the Mayans, Aboriginals, and American Indians all had an understanding of our research into the Orb Bar Wave process of creation. This lost knowledge which has been seen in the past could possibly be seen shortly this may correspond with 2012 and the Mayan predictions

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A video from the Taiwan Lantern Festival of some aboriginals (not sure from where but they are wearing traditional clothing) singing a new age song. www.therealtaiwan.com

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Fire Starting Demonstration by the Aboriginals of Australia

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