Under The Quandong Tree

Summary: Minmia is an Aboriginal senior woman, educator and healer who carries the traditional lore/law of the Wirradjirri people. In this book she shares that law, in stories and rituals, making available a ancient and rich storehouse of traditional wisdom.

My journey took me to England, USA, and Europe, through the guidance of Archangel Michael, activating Earth Acupuncture healing on major ley lines and power sites. The trip was life-changing, in that it provided me with answers to lifes mysteries which I had been searching for and unknowingly found the love of a partner. This book delves into the following topics. The heart healing aspect of the modality. Includes the Earth Acupuncture process. How to find and what to look for in a black stream. How to work with angelic beings and elementals. Examples of the space-clearing process. The dowsing response and how to work with it. Earth Acupuncture is a technique that sends healing to an area of environmental distress, restoring balance to the land and provides emotional and spiritual relief to the people who inhabit the area. The process of Earth Acupuncture is built on the concept that there are many energy lines that crisscross the planet. These lines or grids have been mapped out and named by many dowsers who have journeyed across the globe. Many of the sacred sites across the world such as Chartres in France and Stonehenge in England reside over these energy grids. However, these energy grids can get out of balance when affected by catastrophic events such a war, famine, and human atrocities. When these events happen, the energy that was once sacred, clear, and flowing energetically can turn into a black stream, absorbing and carrying with it energy that can have a detrimental effect on the mental, emotional, and physical health of all.

A classic love story about manners, men and modern romance retold by bestselling Australian author, Fiona Palmer Western Australia, 2019: The Bennets are a farming family struggling to make ends meet. Lizzy, passionate about working the land, is determined to save the farm. Spirited and independent, she has little patience for her mother's focus on finding a suitable man for each of her five daughters. When the dashing Charles Bingley, looking to expand his farm holdings, buys the neighbouring property of Netherfield Park, Mrs Bennet and the entire district of Coodardy are atwitter with gossip and speculation. Will he attend the local dance and is he single? These questions are soon answered when he and Lizzy's sister Jane form an instant connection on the night. But it is Charlie's best friend, farming magnate Will Darcy, who leaves a lasting impression when he slights Lizzy, setting her against him. Can Lizzy and Will put judgements and pride aside to each see the other for who they really are? Or in an age where appearance and social media rule, will prejudice prevail? Australia's bestselling storyteller Fiona Palmer reimagines Jane Austen's beloved classic tale of manners and marriage, transporting an enduring love story in this very twenty-first century novel about family, female empowerment and matters of the heart.

'Kim Kelly seems to understand the sounds and scents of the country ... like you are looking through a wide and clear window back to the 40s.' - The West Australian On the cusp of summer 1939, another war has begun in Europe. Bernie Cooper is wondering what might be in it for her; she's looking for adventure, some way to stretch her wings. The boy next door, Gordon Brock, is wondering if Bernie will marry him - before he heads off on his own adventure, his first job as a geologist with an oil company in New Guinea. But the war has plans for them both neither could have imagined in their wildest nightmares. As Gordon braces for the Japanese invasion of Rabaul, Bernie finally finds her purpose in the midst of the battle being fought on home soil - against the worst drought in living memory, the menace of an unseen enemy, and the torment of not knowing if those dear to her are alive or dead. From the beaches of Sydney to the dusty heart of the continent, This Red Earth is a love letter to Australia, with all its beauty and terror, and a tale of telling the truth - before it's too late.

Using the notion of ‘crossroads’ to provide a unique lens through which to examine the realities of rural crime, Crossroads of Rural Crime provides an understanding of the nature of rural life and ways in which transgression manifests itself in the context of a presumed rural-urban divide.

With a knack for storytelling, the author recounts tales of outback life: the bullockies, governesses, and swaggies; the shearing, horse breaking, and fencing. His reminiscences tell of colourful characters, an interesting landscape, and a sense of community and camaraderie that makes Australian bush life special.

History and uses of the Quandodng