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There were no people yet, far back in the Dreamtime, until a brother and his sisters came in a canoe to the eastern shore of the land. They had fled their own country because the brother had slept with his sisters, which was a crime in the eyes of Yurlunggur...
One day, a man approached Boalere and said, “I would like to talk to you. Will you come with me?”Boalere wasn’t sure she wanted to go with him. In their...
— Jun 27, 2021 06:25PM
One day, a man approached Boalere and said, “I would like to talk to you. Will you come with me?”Boalere wasn’t sure she wanted to go with him. In their...
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Sometimes heroes help other people, and sometimes they themselves require saving.
— Jul 01, 2021 07:31PM
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Baiame is the creator-god of several tribes in southern Australia. Besides having made the world, Baiame also functions as a hero who braves various dangers and comes out victorious.
In this tale, Baiame must rescue his wives from the crocodiles that have swallowed them, and in the process, he creates Narran Lake in north-central New South Wales.
— Jun 30, 2021 04:42PM
In this tale, Baiame must rescue his wives from the crocodiles that have swallowed them, and in the process, he creates Narran Lake in north-central New South Wales.
Sensing a pattern here.