The Dreamtime
The Aborigines, like the Christians, had their own stories that explained the origin of the world, themselves and all that make up the world that provided Aboriginal people with a strong and close association with the land for thousands of years. These stories gave unity and purpose to Aboriginal societies in the past and are important today in maintaining their identity.
Stories Of The Dreaming
Dreaming Stories - YouTube
The Rainbow Serpent - YouTube
Lightning Man, a Force of Nature
Tiddalik the Frog: The Flood Maker
The Dreaming – An Introduction
About The Dreamtime
Australian Aboriginal Dreamtime
Indigenous Tales of the Dreamtime
Telling Stories Student Booklet
Aboriginal Dreamtime Stories Unit of Lesson Plans
The Dreamtime Stories: The Dreamtime stories set down the laws for social and moral order and established the cultural patterns and customs.
The Ngarrindjeri People: An exhibition about the Ngarrindjeri, the Aboriginal people of the Lower Murray River, Lakes and Coorong, at the South Australian Museum. The story of the Ngurunderi Dreaming is used in the exhibition to introduce different aspects of Ngarrindjeri culture.
Aboriginal Spirituality: Spirituality for Indigenous Australians takes many forms. Its forms and practices have been profoundly influenced by the impact of colonialism, both past and present.