Why Are Dreamtime Stories Important To Aboriginal Culture

The Dreamtime is a term that describes unique stories and beliefs owned and held by different Australian Aboriginal groups.
The Dreamtime is the period in which life was created according to Aboriginal culture. Dreaming is the word used to explain how life came to be.
The Dream time stories try to explain how the universe came into being and how it continues to exist. Europeans often looked down on these …
3 answers  ·  2 votes: See Ulhuru (Ayres Rock) from the air taken be me from a small aircraft. – Picture of Machu …
3 answers  ·  2 votes: See Ulhuru (Ayres Rock) from the air taken be me from a small aircraft. – Picture of Machu …
3 answers  ·  2 votes: See Ulhuru (Ayres Rock) from the air taken be me from a small aircraft. – Picture of Machu …
3 answers  ·  2 votes: See Ulhuru (Ayres Rock) from the air taken be me from a small aircraft. – Picture of Machu …
Dreamtime stories thus serve a critical role in the preservation and transmission of Aboriginal culture and knowledge. They function as educational tools, …
Dreaming stories tell of a distant past, but they are also a lived daily reality for many Aboriginal people. They link the past, present and future. Aboriginal …
Jul 17, 2020 — It is during ceremonies that the trance-like dreaming state seizes the Aboriginal people and they connect with the ancestral beings. #Video: …
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These stories may vary in their details, but they are at the center of Aboriginal culture, teaching morals and helping to explain aspects of the world.