https://padlet.com/adefur23/cpvueahjaxxt Made with a bold sensibility en-us 2018-05-14 15:11:17 UTC 2025-11-18 07:20:44 UTC hello@padlet.com adefur23 https://padlet.com/adefur23/cpvueahjaxxt/wish/260513716 Point 1: The text says that Dreamtime is a way to show knowledge from the beginning of time. Dreamtime is also used to focus to all ages, so that all of us can understand the stories told.

Point 2:  With Aborigine life, they tell stories and make things into one story. In America, we use knowledge that is fact instead of making a story that may not be true.

Point 3: I know that the Aborigines think of nature on the same level as humans because they told stories from nature itself, not from a human. They could've made a story about a woman's pet duck, but they decided to respect the nature by making the story solely about them.

]]> 2018-05-14 15:23:44 UTC https://padlet.com/adefur23/cpvueahjaxxt/wish/260513716 adefur23 https://padlet.com/adefur23/cpvueahjaxxt/wish/260514291 Point 1: The text says, "Uluru is sacred to the aborigines of that region.". The aborigines do not care for people walking and hiking up their sacred rock.

Point 2: In Aborigine life, they hold many places sacred. In America, we don't have any places that are sacred to us, and even if we did, we would  not be as angry for them touching or walking on it.

Point 3: The Aborigines place nature on the same level as humans because they hold Uluru on a high pedestal and call it sacred. Many people wouldn't think of the landscape before exploring it, unlike the aborigines.]]> 2018-05-14 15:24:51 UTC https://padlet.com/adefur23/cpvueahjaxxt/wish/260514291 https://padlet.com/adefur23/cpvueahjaxxt/wish/260619580 Point 1: In the text, it says that the Didgeridoo was created to recreate the sounds of nature, including wind, rain, animals, and storms. The text also says that Along with the Didgeridoo, a plethera of other intruments are used in their traditional songs, but the Didgeridoo is the most symbolic.

Point 2: When we were listening to the recording of the Didgeridoo, it was like nothing that I have ever heard before! We have a lot of instruments in the U.S that make sound by blowing into them, but we do not have an instrument that so closely resembles the sounds of nature like the Didgeridoo.

Point 3: The Aborigines place themselves on the same importance with nature, because they even made an instrument to resemble the natural sounds of our Earth. The Didgeridoo represents the Aborigines compassion for nature, and that they wanted a accurate presentation of what they loved so much.]]> 2018-05-14 19:25:52 UTC https://padlet.com/adefur23/cpvueahjaxxt/wish/260619580