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everything is connected to them for example the land,the animals and all the people. 

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everything is connected to them for example the land,the animals and all the people. 

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The meaning of song to aboriginal people

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The meaning of song to aboriginal people

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Within the belief system of Indigenous Australian, song is a kind of believing to Indigenous Aboriginal, its meaning to them is traditional memories and histories. This called ' Songlines' , it records in traditional songs, stories, dance and painting. The most important meaning of song to indigenous people is that singing the song represents continually keeping the land "alive".

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they were all always in their natural state without clothes on.

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they were all always in their natural state without clothes on.

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Pitjantjatjara language connect to their land and people living.

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Pitjantjatjara language connect to their land and people living.

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aboriginal people said " if the language is strong, culture is strong"

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Songs were used to direct people to certain places, it is as same as a map, it is also seen as one of the most important forms of communication in the traditional communities of aboriginal people as it were valued by the tribal members. Those traditional songs are often used to teach the people about important parts of their culture, as it helps those traditional ceremony for aboriginal people, it also helps to lead people in important events.

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The song of aboriginal people and Torres strait islanders 

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The song of aboriginal people and Torres strait islanders 

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The song of them are their main culture, they are their identity, they are their links that link people and the  land, they also projects all the knowledge and memories they have, they also projects the history through song and it hold the key to kinship systems and to the intricacies of tribal law including spirituality, secret/ sacred objects and rites.

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He thinks that the song of his tribe is to express the feeling of his, the memory of his, the dream time story of his.

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they lived near uluru for around 40,000 years and still live there till today.

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they lived near uluru for around 40,000 years and still live there till today.

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Bob Randall's feeling about song of the tribe

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Bob Randall's feeling about song of the tribe

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He thinks that the song of his tribe is all he learnt in his tribe and it is for ceremony,  important events, campfire and more.

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 the aboriginal language that they were speaking was Pitjantjatjara.

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 the aboriginal language that they were speaking was Pitjantjatjara.

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(most of the people spoke Pitjantjatjara but some spoke six other aboriginal language)

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his family still lives near uluru and that is where all his connection are.

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his family still lives near uluru and that is where all his connection are.

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he can feel his ancestors walk on the earth before him.

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he can feel his ancestors walk on the earth before him.

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he believe the land is mother and they take care of them so h take care of the mother earth.

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he believe the land is mother and they take care of them so h take care of the mother earth.

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Bob Randall grew up in Uluru, when he look at the gigantic rock, he feels he is there, at his home and his land

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Bob Randall grew up in Uluru, when he look at the gigantic rock, he feels he is there, at his home and his land

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Connection With Mother Nature And The Land

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Connection With Mother Nature And The Land

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They have a  major connection with their land, they call every inch of their land is part of their family and is considered sacred land, that  should be protected as it is their mother, that gave birth to them and so, they must protect it, they will not destroy something that cannot reproduce, they never take more than they need, obstructing the land is against the rules of the aboriginals, which would be against their beliefs, they are connected to everything, loneliness is an emotion that, theoretically aboriginals cannot experience under their beliefs as everything around you is family, which means, you have the inability to feel alone, along with that belief, they believe, that they have no need for a house, you just move on, and leave it all behind, they have no need for a bed as they sleep on mother earth, a better alternative to a bed in their belief.