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"In your opinion what is the most important thing our Western society could learn from Aboriginal people?"

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In your opinion what is the most important thing our Western society could learn from Aboriginal people?

Anonymous Their ways of peaceful living.
Anonymous from USA Lots of their culture and history. Lots of people don't even know they exist.
Amanda from USA How to learn from the past and one another.
Anna Lisa from USA Perhaps utilizing the beautiful natural resources to produce anything needed such as instruments to implements for getting food without the destruction and waste western society ambitiously throttles on.
Anonymous from USA To not focus on the small bothers in life and live for the now; because this might be the only life we have.
Betsy from USA I believe people of the West could learn about the importance of simple survival and not be so caught up in material worries.
Brian Gant from USA Live in the moment respect for the earth breath
Carl from USA Meditation and peace with the environment.
Carol Dodd from USA To respect other animals and plants
Chelsea Axelsson from USA The healing benefits (both socially and physically) of music and art as an ingrained part of daily life.
Anonymous Art
Anonymous from USA Live in harmony with the planet
Dan Schmidt from Canada How to listen to spirit.
Daniel from Us Minor Outlying Islands How to make great things out of basic items (such as didgeridoos out of hollow logs) As westerners we seem to have lost the ability to produce great things with a hands on approach as a general whole. We could learn from the Aboriginals how to actually use our hands again to produce great things instead of relying on machines.
Daniel from USA Living in community.
Anonymous from USA Their ancient ways
David Carter from USA To live in peace with earth.
Doug from Australia Care and protection of the land we live in. Plus western society could learn a lot more about the importance of aboriginal music in telling stories about the culture.
Eric Proulx from USA As a westerner I don't know what I could learn from Aboriginal people but I would love an opportunity to chat with one and learn about their traditions and knowledge. I assume I could learn a lot about nature and spirituality.
Anonymous from Mexico Religious Conscience with Nature
Anonymous Their culture
Kelley from USA How to live in harmony and balance with the earth
Anonymous Culture
Kok Koh Ho from Singapore Tolerance
Liam from Australia Western society has the chance to greatly increase the understanding of the relationship between people and their environment.
Anonymous The spirituality
Anonymous How to live in the moment and honor our family and land.
Anonymous To respect the environment as a gift
Matt Stanford from Australia As a yorta yorta man I feel western society needs to respect embrace protet and learn from aboriginal culture..australia has many nations of black fella mobs
Nicole from Germany Listening to the earth and its lessons we can learn from earth. we are not linked to mother earth anymore. unlike the Aboriginal people.
Owen Mccall from Canada They could deepen their understanding about spiritual matters. They could also benefit from learning about what it is like to live without material crutches of modern life i.e. living with nature. However I realize a lot of this culture has been destroyed already as it has been here in Canada.
Anonymous Your respect for our planet and other cultures.
Ron from USA Culture and knowledge. I would like to learn the religious aspects of the culture. I'm a spiritualist and outdoors man so I would like to know more hear their stories and learn to see the land as they see it.
Russell Menezes from India Art
Anonymous To listen and observe what is around us.
Sean from USA The most important thing that any one society can learn from any other is how to coexist
Anonymous from Israel That we are all connected with each other and with everything else that exists in our world and the spirit world- That we must take responsibility to ourselves and others...
Stephen from USA What is important to the native people and what their culture has to offer.
Troy from USA It's ancient beliefs
Wil Rikken from Belgium Not to over-exploit the world
Wilhelm from USA How to be in tune with nature. How to live in harmony with mother earth each other and our selves!

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