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Dispossession specifically evident by the stories and research into the Stolen generation has had a continued negative effect of this generation as they have been a forced removal of children from their families by government officials to be placed in missions and group home. This is revealed in the Bringing Them Home Report that children who were removed in childhood are less likely to have undertaken a post seondary education which has also contributed a loss and no knowledge of the culture and Dreaming of their tribe/family.

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Dispossession through the removal of Indigenous Australians from their families and land has caused a weakening of Aboriginal spirituality as the culture and Dreaming knowledge has been lost.

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dispossession has negatively impact the relationship between Aboriginal people and the land

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Aboriginal dispossession refers to the separation of Aboriginal people from their Land, kinship groups, ceremonial life, language and spirituality. This has a momentous effect on Aboriginal spirituality as fundamental aspects of the Dreaming including connection to land and ceremonial obligations were disrupted.

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Dispossession as a result of stolen generations and separation from kinship groups, families were broken apart, and often relocated far from their traditional lands. This has effected Aboriginal Spirituality as there was a disconnect between elders and young people, and as a result there was no transferring of dreaming stories and rituals.

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Dispossession has had a major impact on the Indigenous community, more specifically, the Stolen Generation as they have lost knowledge on the land, insights into the Dreaming and loss of family.

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Dispossession has continued to negatively impact Aboriginals as the forced removal from their sacred land has resulted in a loss of sacred knowledge as the Stolen Generation has separated Aboriginal children from their ancestors and culture hence were not able to learn stories of the Dreaming and ancestors.

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The Stolen Generation dispossessed many Aboriginal children from their families and kinship groups, which continues to effect Aboriginal spirituality due to severing sacred links of custodial obligation to the land. This additionally severely disrupted familial ties and communal aspects of spirituality, such as sharing of sacred knowledge, performing balance rites, and ritual ceremonies; this ultimately led to the continued dissolution of traditional cultural identity.

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Separation from land continues to contribute to the breakdown of many aspects of culture such as language, knowledge orally passed down and totemic rituals. Therefore, both Aboriginal individuals and communities have been impacted through loss of personal identity, e.g. totems linked to the specific land areas and geocentric sites, and loss of a common past e.g. the Dreaming, that often were linked to the land.

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through assimilation, the effects of dispossession on the Indigenous can be seen. Aboriginal spiritualities have been heavily impacted due to assimilation, as it discouraged culture, belief systems and sacred ceremonies, which today cannot be performed as a result.

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The Stolen Generation, whereby families were dispossessed of their children continues to effect Aboriginal spirituality as ....

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The effects of dispossession on Aboriginal culture have resulted in the loss of cultural practice, identity and the traditional way of life becoming ever more scarce.

Dispossession of the land for aboriginal people has deprived them of independence, culture, identity and ultimately their spiritual world. It has caused a damaging effect on the system of totemic responsibilities because they are no longer in control of their totems and are no longer able to protect their totem.

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The Stolen Generation effected Aboriginal families as their children were taken and put into homes for girls and boys. These people were dispossessed from the land and thus lost all connection to their heritage and culture which continues to impact today as the secret sacred knowledge of their tribal nation was not shared therefore, can not be passed on.

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Dispossession has effected aboriginal spirituality as the forced removal of aboriginal children from their families has resulted in a gap in the family ties (stolen generation) and consequently a loss of culture.

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Dispossession has had a continual detrimental impact on Indigenous Australians, depriving them of identity, culture and spirituality, as essential Dreaming stories and rituals can no longer be enacted at their sacred sites.

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Effects of Dispossession have been continuously negatively affecting Aboriginal Spirituality due to the past denial of the Aboriginals access to land that resulted in the dissolution in kinship groups that to this day remain split. This resulted in the inability for the passing down of oral traditions and story of the Dreaming due to the suppression of different Aboriginal languages that prohibited active and fluent communication between individuals.

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The access to sacred sites was restricted because of European invasion on the legal terms of "terra nullius" and consequently continuously deny Aboriginal people to draw on spiritual power of the dreaming  - connected to the land

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Negative impact as Aboriginal people suffered from the Stolen generation which continually causes individuals to have no knowledge of the culture and Dreaming of tribes and family whilst loosing their own individual identity and inability to form relationships.

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loss of family, kinship group, cultural links with the land, knowledge of sacred land etc.

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The stolen generation, where children were forcibly removed from their communities and families. This dispossession continues to impact Indigenous Australians today. Many Aboriginals don't have any knowledge about their traditions or culture due to the oral nature of their spirituality, it was virtually impossible for elders and communities to pass down culture through stories to younger generations.