Dreamtime Continued (translation, bible, trinity, Christianity, Christian)

[kreeden]

Here is a site that is a wealth of info on Dreamtime , or use to be . It has been awhile since I checked it out .

http://www.trinity.wa.edu.au/plduffy...es/default.htm

And here is a somewhat New Agey site that still has a good brief account of Dreaming .

http://www.crystalinks.com/dreamtime.html

[michel]

Originally Posted by kreeden

Here is a site that is a wealth of info on Dreamtime , or use to be . It has been awhile since I checked it out .

http://www.trinity.wa.edu.au/plduffy...es/default.htm

And here is a somewhat New Agey site that still has a good brief account of Dreaming .

http://www.crystalinks.com/dreamtime.html

Thanks for those, Kreeden; I've had a quick look, and they look fascinating; I've book marked them for when I can spare the time to have a good look!

[FranklJung_101]

I have a great wealth of information on the Aborigional Dreaming, i would be all to happy to discuss it with you or any other interested parties.

[michel]

Originally Posted by FranklJung_101

I have a great wealth of information on the Aborigional Dreaming, i would be all to happy to discuss it with you or any other interested parties.

Hi FranklJung, Namaste;

As I notice this is your first post, I thought I would take the opportunity to welcome you to the forum;the following will give you details of the site
Articles for New Members
I hope you find the forum enjoyable, and I look forward to seeing your posts.

[FranklJung_101]

Thank you

[michel]

Originally Posted by FranklJung_101

Thank you

You're welcome.
From the little that I have read (correct me if I am wrong) Aboriginal Dreamtime sounds much like the roots of Christianity, leading to the Bible :-





"The Dreaming tells of the journey and the actions of Ancestral Beings who created the natural world. The Dreaming is infinite and links the past with the present to determine the future. It is the natural world, especially the land or county to which a person belongs, which provides the link between the people and The Dreaming. Dreaming stories carry the truth from the past, together with the code for the Law, which operates in the present. Each story belongs to a long complex story. Some Dreaming stories discuss consequences and our future being. When a story is a component of an Aboriginal Dreaming story and is told outside of the country it belongs too, then it is respected as an Aboriginal Dreaming Story from that area, however within its country it remains a significant, sacred Dreaming story. It is important to give recognition of the origins of the Dreaming Story. Stories not acknowledged in books should be questioned for their authenticity. Some stories recorded by non-Aboriginal people over the years have lost their full translations. In some early books crude reproductions of stories were attempted to be transcribed. Some of these contained information dealing with sacred cultural practises. If in doubt seek advice from local Aboriginal people when relevant to them."
Source:- http://indigenousaustralia.frogandto....au/story.html

[Bright-ness' Shadow]

Originally Posted by FranklJung_101

I have a great wealth of information on the Aborigional Dreaming, i would be all to happy to discuss it with you or any other interested parties.

Let me join Michel's greeting. We would be especially happy for you to creat threads in this forum. Please do!!

[kreeden]

Greetings FranklJung . I have a long interest in Dreamtime . And in Jung . Although I admit that I understand little of either .

Michel , I don't see how you connect Dreamtime to Christianity ? I would adventure to compare it to N.A. spirituality perhaps , but Judaism ?