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SLF 2010: Uncle Bob Randall - Kanyini: Indigenous Wisdom

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Uncle Bob Randall speaks about "Kanyini", the principle of connectedness which underpins Aboriginal culture and provides wisdom for living in harmony with the Earth and all forms of life.

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Produced by Peter Long
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Produced Jun 26, 2010
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Uncle Bob Randall, a traditional owner of Uluru and former Indigenous Person of the Year, speaks about "Kanyini", the principle of connectedness which underpins Aboriginal culture and provides wisdom for living in harmony with the Earth and all forms of life.

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joanna
joanna says:
Jun 06, 2011 10:49 PM
Hi I am an ADult Educator in the south australian government and have been using "Kanyin" DVD as an education tool for White Privilege conversations. find it is an incredible learning tool and confronting for White people in the classroom especially government workers. at the end of the DVD Bob invites people to come visit him in Mutitjulu and I wonder if it is possible to get intouch with Bob. I have also read the book songman and as a singer/songwriter myself (well just learning) i have written a song inspired by Bob's story in Songman and I wondered if i could share it with him. thank you.
Joanna - Adelaide 0403356027
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