Index:
Working With the Denizens of the Middle Kingdoms
Gods & Goddesses of Atlantis
Map of the Chakra System
Time Line
Time/Space Continuum Glossary
Glossary of Aboriginal Terms Used in Masters of Reality

GLOSSARY OF ABORIGINAL TERMS USED IN MASTERS OF REALITY

Churinga: concentrated form of Kurunba. At Uluru there are twenty-five known churinga's relating to the events associated with the five myths. These symbols were handed down from the Sky Heroes and only brought out of their hiding place at the Dreaming Site to perform certain rites.

Dream Journey: The basis of which is ritual co-operation with nature. The outward journey - inspired by the family. The inward journey - undertaken alone.

Dreaming Site: a Hot Spot or Ley-line crossing where the Dream Journey takes place.

Hot Spot: 'Hole of Life' Ley crossing - filled with the import ofworld creation.

Kurunba: that is, the power that gives a land mark its inherent form over and above that of its mere physical appearance.

Medigar: 'Person of Magic' - the live embodiment of Otherworldly experience.

Miwi: - Power in the in the pit of the stomach i.e. Kundalini.

Sky Heroes: not only created the landmarks but divinely constructed the metaphysical landscape that flows beneath it. This inner landscape is more important than the actual land. The Celtic name for the Sky
Heroes was the Old Ones. The Sumerians called the Sky Heroes the Lofty Ones - the Nefilim.

Tjukuba: 'the Dreaming'. Before this, the primordial event, the landscape conformed to the idea of chaos as it was literally a formless void. Only upon the mysterious appearance of the Sky Heroes did the landscape take on a truly cosmic significance. At the conclusion of this period the Sky Heroes disappeared, leaving in their place their personalised signatures in the guise of topographic landmarks, contour variations, trees, animals, man - all manifestation of life on earth. This period of shaping the earth was the Dreamtime.

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