Name and Country |
In your opinion what is the most important thing our Western society could learn from Aboriginal people? |
| Antoine from Colombia |
Cherish the land through different ceremonies (music art...). Sense of community... |
| Arun from New Zealand |
How to be |
| Anonymous |
Peace of mind |
| Brock from USA |
The respect they have on the environment. |
| Carl Martinez from USA |
Western people can learn that people are generally the same and It's really city and country that divides people. |
| Anonymous |
How to honour the land we live on |
| Anonymous from USA |
Preservation of and care/respect for the natural world that we share with other living things is at least one of the most important if not THE most important Aboriginal mind set that I wouldn't mind seeing a bit more of in western society. |
| Chris Bailey from New Zealand |
To live off the land build strong communities and love indigenous culture and music. |
| Chris Miller from USA |
Care for the land |
| Anonymous from India |
Sustainability. contentment. stop to eat the planet! |
| Anonymous |
LIVING IN HARMONY WITH ENVIRONMENT |
| Dana from USA |
How to remember where they came from. |
| Anonymous from USA |
Their love for their planet and environment. |
| Darren from Australia |
Belonging to land not land belonging to us. Protection of land for future. Culture of peace and spirit |
| David from USA |
How to live a real life |
| David Lassio from USA |
The Culture that has been passed down over the generations. |
| Donald from USA |
How to live with nature not try to control it. How to live from the land and put down the IPOD. |
| Anonymous from USA |
How to live without imparting such a mark on our natural environment. |
| Anonymous |
The importance of keeping the tradition of culture. |
| Fred Simon from United Kingdom |
Culture |
| Gary Niki from USA |
Connection to the earth & nature |
| Goran from Croatia/Hrvatska |
Peace |
| Grady Karp from USA |
How to live efficiently and in harmony |
| Hans Eirik from Norway |
To live in harmony with people and the nature |
| Anonymous from Australia |
Respect and understanding of the land |
| Anonymous |
They are survivors |
| Jacob from USA |
The zen-like attitude and perspective that comes from playing and listening to the didgeridoo. |
| James from USA |
Respect for wild life and the land |
| Jamie from USA |
Honoring and maintaining cultural ties through preservation of ancestry. |
| Jason from USA |
History and culture of the human race. Respect for nature. |
| Anonymous |
Self Reliance |
| Jessica Wilson from Canada |
Respect for life death and birth A deeper connection with our ancestors our creator and nature The use of herbal medicine Ceremony and prayer |
| Jim from USA |
Simpler way of living. |
| Anonymous |
Truth trust how to look after our environment and live at one with nature |
| Anonymous |
Respect from culture and the arts of indigenous people. |
| Jonathan from Australia |
Resource management. |
| Joseph Carringer from USA |
To coexist with nature in a symbiotic relationship and realize that we miss so much of our own experience by distracting ourselves with to much modern media. |
| Joy from USA |
Survival in a relatively hostile land |
| Justin from USA |
I don't know anything about Aboriginal people. |
| Anonymous from Australia |
Respect mother earth and not be materialistic. Living and sharing collectively. |
| Keith from USA |
Respect for the land |
| Keith from Ireland |
Harmony with the land |
| Kenneth from Australia |
That they are simply people like everyone else. They should not be held to have a higher standard of spirituality nor should they have a lesser status of humanity. Their needs and wants are similar to ours. |
| Laura from USA |
Honoring traditions and staying close to nature |
| Lauren from USA |
Their way of life and treatment and respect of the environment around them. |
| Licia from USA |
Survival skills and respecting nature as more people should |
| Lindsay from USA |
Their traditional healing methods and oral histories of the origin of humanity |
| Luke from Canada |
To respect our environment |
| Anonymous |
Use of the land |
| Margaret from USA |
How to live in harmony with the land. |
| Anonymous |
How to take care of this planet. |
| Matt from USA |
How to avoid raping the planet of it's natural resources |
| Michael Benner from USA |
Every single individual is part of the One Life. |
| Michael from Germany |
Back to earth. |
| Mike from USA |
Our connection with nature and universe |
| Milos from Slovakia |
Appreciation of the nature |
| Nathan from USA |
Wilderness survival. I love talking to natives who know how to survive off their surroundings. This information is good for anyone and everyone. |
| Anonymous from Australia |
Community living and the importance of tradition culture and peaceful living. |
| Anonymous |
Aucune |
| Paul Gristwood from United Kingdom |
That nature should be respected and protected and looked to for answers.. That ancient cultures should also be respected protected and looked to for wisdom.... |
| Richard Appleton from USA |
How to live together as well as to look after your land |
| Richard Hinkel from Us Minor Outlying Islands |
Connectedness to the planet. |
| Richard from USA |
How to use the natural resources without destroying them |
| Robin Dark from United Kingdom |
To live in tune with the land |
| Robyn from Canada |
To appreciate nature |
| Russ from USA |
To live well with what the environment has to offer rather than wanting so many things from outside your own environment. |
| Anonymous from USA |
Living in simplicity and without wanting more. Being satisfied with their needs being met. |
| Anonymous |
How to survive in the outback |
| Scot Magnuson from USA |
Their ability to keep their culture original in manufacture and methods. |
| Scott from USA |
Appreciation of our natural resources. |
| Sean from New Zealand |
How to treat our environment |
| Seth from USA |
When I encounter a new culture I am immediately drawn to their music and their cuisine. I love engaging in these parts of a culture because they are so intrinsic to what makes a culture unique. But maybe even more than that I love learning about their mythologies and legends. Around the world people groups have a wide variety of myths and yet they all have similar strains as well. I think people should learn from the legends so they can see how all people share a common father and mother and that Aboriginal people are no different from European humans besides their unique culture. |
| Anonymous |
How to stay true within their culture |
| Anonymous from USA |
To stay out of other peoples way of life. Stop trying to make people think like they do. |
| Anonymous from Australia |
Connection to the land! It is a sad fact that we have lost this connection we can no longer navigate track animals and survive without a host of gadgets. We no longer have any bush skills. Generally Euro-Australian culture is artificial and materialistic with no [or limited at best] connection to country. |
| Anonymous |
Spiritual traditions handed down from their ancients and their values that support Mother Earth. |
| Tim from Japan |
How to live with the land and wildlife |
| Xavier Belay from France |
Living conscientiously with Nature |
